Super Bowl Spots Sell for Millions, Making CBS the Game’s First Winner
by Capitol Communicator | Feb 3, 2016
The 50th Super Bowl is set for Sunday, but there already may be a winner: It’s CBS.
A 30-second Super Bowl ad is selling for as much as $5 million, the network president and chief executive Leslie Moonves said during an earnings call in 2015.
Fortune reported that’s 11% higher than the base price of $4.5 million that NBC charged advertisers during the previous Super Bowl, according to ESPN. Between 2005 and 2014, the price of a 30-spot has increased 75%, generating a total of $2.19 billion in sales.
You can check out some Super Bowl spots here.
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