Why Kate Upton leads in excitement for teasers of Super Bowl 2013 ads (4 other)
As we all know that Super bowl between Ravens and the 49ers are playing in the 2013 Super Bowl on Feb. 3, 2013. This is my first blog on this year Super bowl. As we all know that for many years we have lot of hype with ads. This year will be same too.
Coke got out of the gate first, but frankly, a commercial purported to show Kate Upton washing a Mercedes-Benz in SLOW MOTION has, in our estimation, taken the lead in the pre-hype of upcoming teasers for Super Bowl XLVII.
Here’s the some of the best ads trending for Super Bowl 2013.
Ads number 1- Hot Kate Upton
Critics of the ad on YouTube point out that you can’t see much of the car, which doesn’t appear to be the point of the ad. The point of the ad appears to be that you’ll watch to see if Upton gets wet (ahem — in SLOW MOTION) and then up pops an advertising link saying, That ad (below) appears to have nothing to do with Upton in slow motion or the whole car-washing thing.
Mercedes writes on the YouTube page: “In an old New Orleans cafe, a powerful force is undeniably present. What it is won’t be revealed until the Super Bowl. Will you be watching?”
Will that force be Upton in a wet T-shirt? Well, who knows? We do know from a press release that Upton will be appearing in a Super Bowl ad for the Mercedes-Benz CLA four-door coupe. “The ad, which was created by Merkley+Partners (NYC), is a tongue-in-
cheek depiction of how far a person might go to get their heart’s desire and what shape the ‘good life’ might take. Filmed in part on location in New Orleans, MBUSA went full throttle with star power including Kate Upton and Usher playing themselves. ”OK, we give up. Guess we’ll just have to wait and see (but if you want to see more of Upton now, remember, we’ve provided a gallery below).The stakes are high for companies and their commercial creators. As ABC News reports: The Super Bowl is generally the largest TV audience of any year. Last year more than 111 million watched the game and over 114 million tuned in for the halftime show. And Super Bowl commercials this year will run for up to $4 million for 30 seconds. Now, on to some more-straightforward hype for teases of upcoming Super Bowl ads. First, this video is an interview with an Anheuser-Busch dude about what we can expect from the beer-maker … in short, long legs, superstition and the Clydesdales.
cheek depiction of how far a person might go to get their heart’s desire and what shape the ‘good life’ might take. Filmed in part on location in New Orleans, MBUSA went full throttle with star power including Kate Upton and Usher playing themselves. ”OK, we give up. Guess we’ll just have to wait and see (but if you want to see more of Upton now, remember, we’ve provided a gallery below).The stakes are high for companies and their commercial creators. As ABC News reports: The Super Bowl is generally the largest TV audience of any year. Last year more than 111 million watched the game and over 114 million tuned in for the halftime show. And Super Bowl commercials this year will run for up to $4 million for 30 seconds. Now, on to some more-straightforward hype for teases of upcoming Super Bowl ads. First, this video is an interview with an Anheuser-Busch dude about what we can expect from the beer-maker … in short, long legs, superstition and the Clydesdales.
Ads 2- Anheuser-Busch
First, this video is an interview with an Anheuser-Busch dude about what we can expect from the beer-maker … in short, long legs, superstition and the Clydesdales.
Ads 3- Now, Coke’s pre-ad tease
The company is asking viewers to cheer for three very different groups in an interactive marketing blitz during the big game: A troupe of showgirls, a band of cowboys and a biker-style gang of “badlanders” — all on a quest for a thirst-quenching Coke in a desert. Beginning Wednesday through the end of the Super Bowl users can vote online or send a tweet to choose their favorite group, and try to sabotage other groups. The winner, tallied in real time, will be shown in an ad immediately following the final whistle of the Super Bowl. Last and maybe least is Best Buy’s pre-ad hype.
Ads 4-Anything Volkswagen Does
German engineering has also found a way into American hearts with advertising. All it took were consecutive hits with a Star Wars theme to do it. Could another Star Wars reference be in order this year? The company seems to be keeping quiet about its intentions this year, but we’re sure they have something big planned in order to deliver on their big reputation on Super Sunday.
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udweiser Black Crown Beer To Debut In Super Bowl Ad
Anheuser-Busch In Bev said Tuesday that is introducing a new specialty beer – an amber lager with a higher alcohol content – and will promote its new brew with a Super Bowl ad. The maker of Budweiser, Bud Light and other brews will launch Budweiser Black Crown with a 30-second ad on Feb. 3 during Super Bowl 47, though the beer will be available in stores nationwide starting Jan. 21. It will be sold in 12-ounce glass bottles in six- and 12-packs, and in 22-ounce single bottles. The launch comes a year after Anheuser-Busch In Bev introduced Bud Light Platinum, another specialty beer, during the 2012 Super Bowl. Like Budweiser Black Crown, Bud Light Platinum has an alcohol content of 6 percent – Budweiser's is 5 percent.
