Super Bowl Strategy

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Millions of Americans watch the Super Bowl every year. Whether it’s for the game, the commercials, or the half time show, today’s viewers are digitally savvy and mobile-first. With user behavior changing so drastically in 2020, it’s important for marketers to identify and attract the right audience to your brand.

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2021

The Opportunity and Challenge

The NRF and Prosper Insights & Analytics reported that consumers spent $17.2 billion dollars on the big game last year. Whether it was on food, beverages, apparel, appliances, furniture, or decorations, there is a huge opportunity for marketers to engage with these audiences. Unfortunately, many marketers are unknowingly leveraging toxic data when identifying their users’ behaviors. This tarnishes a brand’s relationship with its consumer and results in monetary fines, reputational damage, and impaired brand perception.

The Solution

Ogury's ad technology relies on safe data, giving users choice and control over their data and ad experience. Ogury Active Insights reveals a unique, reliable understanding of the mobile user and their journey. Ogury’s Advanced Custom Persona study uncovers the demographic breakdown of Super Bowl audiences, plus interests and discriminant behaviors. These unique insights can be directly activated for the most precise user engagement on mobile leading up to the upcoming game.

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2021

Super Bowl Strategy

Millions of Americans watch the Super Bowl every year. Whether it’s for the game, the commercials, or the half time show, today’s viewers are digitally savvy and mobile-first. With user behavior changing so drastically in 2020, it’s important for marketers to identify and attract the right audience to your brand.

The NRF and Prosper Insights & Analytics reported that consumers spent $17.2 billion dollars on the big game last year. Whether it was on food, beverages, apparel, appliances, furniture, or decorations, there is a huge opportunity for marketers to engage with these audiences. Unfortunately, many marketers are unknowingly leveraging toxic data when identifying their users’ behaviors. This tarnishes a brand’s relationship with its consumer and results in monetary fines, reputational damage, and impaired brand perception.

The Opportunity and Challenge