Inside Priceline's Omnichannel Super Bowl Campaign Built Around Kaley Cuoco and New Sonic Branding

By blending a pregame ad with multiple digital spots and a music makeover, the travel site seeks more impact for its money

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Priceline has been doling out travel deals for nearly 26 years, with Kaley Cuoco serving as the company’s spokesperson for a decade.

Both Priceline and Cuoco understand the value of both short-term deals and long-term investments, which is why their approach to this year’s Super Bowl looks different than prior years.

Priceline had in-game Super Bowl ads featuring its 15-year spokesperson William Shatner—the Priceline Negotiator–in

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