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Travis Kelce Is Officially the Champion of Game-Day Advertising

The Kansas City Chiefs tight end appeared on-screen in 375 commercials aired during NFL games this season through Dec. 11, more than any other athlete, actor and other household name, according to ad-measurement firm iSpot. (The count excludes voice-overs, athletes who pop up in ads for the NFL itself, and actors in promos for movies, streaming services and TV networks.)

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The Disciplined Marketing Strategy That Helped Modelo Beat Bud Light

Modelo Especial for the past couple of years has also had the number one share of voice in advertising in the beer industry, said Gallagher, the Modelo marketing executive. Constellation has spent an estimated $96.9 million on national TV advertising for the Modelo portfolio in 2023 through Sept. 15, compared with Anheuser-Busch’s estimated spending of $55.1 million on Bud Light and $66.0 million on Michelob Ultra, according to ad-measurement company iSpot.tv.

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TV’s Annual Upfronts Were Light on Stars, Heavy on Drama (and Not the Scripted Kind)

Nielsen’s ratings, which are based on a panel of households that let the company track what they watch, remained the dominant currency in TV ad deals even during the suspension because of the company’s size and longstanding clout. The incident did, however, give competitors such as Comscore, VideoAmp, iSpot.tv and EDO an opening to push their competing services to the ad industry.

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VideoAmp Hires Its First CMO as Ad-Measurement Race Heats Up

The hire comes as the rise of streaming television viewing facilitates increased competition between measurement providers including VideoAmp, iSpot.tv and Samba TV that position their products as a complement or alternative to those offered by Nielsen Holdings PLC, the longtime standard-bearer for traditional TV measurement.

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Crypto Companies Pull Back on Marketing After Their Super Bowl Blitz

Television-ad spending also has declined across the board in recent months, according to Tyler Bobin, senior brand analyst at iSpot.tv, which measures traditional and streaming TV, who says the trend can only partly be explained by the absence of big-ticket sporting events like the Super Bowl and the Winter Olympics.

Among the big crypto firms that have dialed back marketing spending are trading platforms Crypto.com and Gemini Trust according to data from iSpot.tv and Pathmatics, which is part of Sensor Tower.

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