Super Bowl Commercial Costs Reach Record High at $7 Million
The cost for a 30-second commercial during the Super Bowl has reached a record high this year, with advertisers paying an astounding $7 million for airtime. In addition, some advertisers are shelling out $4 million for a pregame ad, according to recent reports. This increase in commercial costs reflects a 185x jump since the first Super Bowl in 1967, where a 30-second ad cost a mere $37,500. These skyrocketing advertising prices far outpace inflation rates and highlight the Super Bowl’s prime position as a highly sought-after advertising platform.
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