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Posted on 9/4/23 at 10:10 pm to New Money
Players want more money. Schools want more money. Leagues want more money. Networks want more money. We get screwed.
Posted on 9/4/23 at 10:12 pm to Violent Hip Swivel
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Really solid intel. Is there any data out yet about the length of games in 2023 vs. 2022
Went back through my post history where I did something similar for the Super Bowl...here's what I had:
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I kept a note of every commercial throughout the game...not going to take the time to list them but:
14 commercial breaks with 43 commercials during the first half.
5 commercial breaks with 21 commercials during halftime.
9 commercial breaks with 37 commercials during the second half.
Total of 28 commercial breaks and 101 commercials throughout a 3.5 hour broadcast.
Compared to 127 plays ran during the game.
Assuming each commercial averages out to about :30, talking about 50:30 worth of commercials, plus a 10 minute half time show, in a 60 minute game. Doesn't even count any of the commercials before the kickoff, between National Anthem, etc, and after the final play.
Posted on 11/22/23 at 4:50 pm to NWLATigerFan12
Recently, while watching a major sports event, I experienced something similar. The constant interruptions by advertisements took away from the enjoyment of the game. It's a delicate balance for broadcasters to maintain between generating ad revenue and providing a good viewer experience.
I see the other side of this scenario from a digital marketing perspective. Ads are a crucial revenue stream for these events and are necessary for their broadcasting. However, organizers need to find a way to integrate ads without detracting from the viewer's enjoyment of the main event.
In my profession, understanding the impact of advertising is vital. I use a tool that I found on https://poweradspy.com/ to monitor competitors' advertising strategies. This tool provides valuable insights into their campaigns, enabling us to effectively adapt and improve our strategy. It's a balance of learning from the market while ensuring the audience's experience remains positive.
I see the other side of this scenario from a digital marketing perspective. Ads are a crucial revenue stream for these events and are necessary for their broadcasting. However, organizers need to find a way to integrate ads without detracting from the viewer's enjoyment of the main event.
In my profession, understanding the impact of advertising is vital. I use a tool that I found on https://poweradspy.com/ to monitor competitors' advertising strategies. This tool provides valuable insights into their campaigns, enabling us to effectively adapt and improve our strategy. It's a balance of learning from the market while ensuring the audience's experience remains positive.
This post was edited on 11/27/23 at 4:27 am
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