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These 5 Brands Saw the Biggest Boost on Amazon During and After Super Bowl

Products need to be optimized on game day

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Super Bowl advertisers that were ready for in- and post-game purchases on Amazon saw big gains in market share.Reese's, Coca-Cola, Sodastream
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By Lisa Lacy

February 3, 2020

In a study of how TV advertising impacts short-term purchasing behavior on Amazon, ecommerce analytics company Profitero found Super Bowl ads prompted viewers to buy both during and after the game.

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Lisa Lacy is Adweek's commerce editor.

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