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Why There Are So Many Super Bowl Commercials
How much do you like Super Bowl commercials? Would you ever make a Super Bowl commercial? A Super Bowl commercial ad costs $5 million dollars to air. I personally would not have any problem making and paying the required amount to air an ad during the super bowl. In the end I know that I would make far more in profits than it cost to air the ad.

For Super Bowl 52 it cost about $5 million to run a 30 seconds ad. According to Syracuse .com “On Super Bowl Sunday, there was over 100 million people watching the super bowl .” This demonstrates that a lot of companies will make ads so they can get their name and product out there. It is very common that big name companies such as, Tide, Doritos, Amazon, and Budweiser make commercials to air during the game every year. A Super Bowl ad has cost around $5 million dollars the last 3 years. Every single second of a Super Bowl commercial costs $170,000 Dollars. This means that Amazon paid around $15 million dollars to air their “Alexa” ad for 90 seconds.
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There are so many Super Bowl commercials because the Super Bowl is the most viewed program that is on television every single year. In addition to watching the big game, viewers have also made watching the commercials a tradition. A lot of the companies make the Ads very entertaining. These companies try and make these their best commercials for the Super Bowl, because it is only once a year and there's millions of people viewing them. In fact some years, there is more people looking forward to the commercials than the game itself. This is incentive for big companies to make memorable commercials every year in hope that they will end up making more money because of

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