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Page 1: 5 TH ANNUAL - Awful Announcingawfulannouncing.com/wp-content/.../2018/01/5th-Annual-Super-Bowl … · to the game on social media 67% SAY being funny should be the priority for commercials

AMERICANS SAY THE BEST FOODS TO EAT DURING THE GAME ARE...

POLITICS AND THE SUPER BOWL SHOULDN’T MIX

WHAT AMERICANS ARE LOOKING FOR FROM BRANDS DURING COMMERCIALS

ALMOST 2 IN 3 AMERICANS PREFER TO WATCH THE SUPER BOWL AT HOME

The findings described here are based on a survey conducted by Burson-Marsteller Fan Experience in partnership with PSB from Jan 11th – 13th of 2018.The survey measures the perceptions and behaviors of Super Bowl viewers, and was conducted online among a national sample of N=1000 people who plan to watch the Super Bowl this year and who watched the Super Bowl last year. Additional information available upon request.

33%PIZZA

17%NACHOS

9%CHIPS

AMERICANS LIKE TO

WATCH THE GAME WITH A SMALL GROUP

OF PEOPLE WHO CARE ABOUT WHICH TEAM

WINS

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30% WANT TO ATTEND THE GAME IN PERSON

WATCH ON MOBILE DEVICE

Facebook

Youtube

Twitter InstagramSnapchat

50%

72%

28% 24%

14%

FACEBOOK AND YOUTUBE ARE THE PREFERRED CHANNELS FOR VIEWING ADS BEFORE THE GAME

7% WATCH AT A PUBLIC LOCATION

2%

59% SAY They prefer if brands do not react to the game on social media

67% SAY being funny should be the priority for commercials during the game

AVID FANS

CASUAL FANS

PLATFORMS USED TO SHARE SUPER BOWL ADS

87% 15% 29% 27% 26%

44%‘WINGS’

62%

AVID FOOTBALL FANS ARE MOST LIKELY TO USE SOCIAL MEDIA DURING THE GAME...

PARTICULARLY FACEBOOK

59% Plan to use Facebookduring the game

63% 63% say it is not appropriate to use the Super Bowl to send a political message, while 37% say it is

37%

WATCH AT HOME ON TV WITH FAMILY AND FRIENDS

HOSTING VS. ATTENDING A SUPER BOWL PARTY

Attending a party41% Hosting

a party32%

HOSTING VS. ATTENDING A SUPER BOWL PARTY

Not appropriate Appropriate

47%

27%

53%

73%

WATCH AT HOME ON TV WITH FAMILY AND FRIENDS

Hosting a party32% Attending

a party41%

62%