Super Bowl Predictions According to Ad Age…and Brokaw

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According to Ad Age:

Almost two-thirds of Super Bowl viewers age 18-34 will be using a smartphone, while watching the game this Sunday.

– 59% will be sending emails or texts about the game.
– 18% will be checking out ads online from their phones.
– 18% will visit advertiser websites–including this infamous one.
– 32% will be posting comments about the game or the ads on a social network.

According to Cleveland-based ad agency Brokaw:

– 6% will make an inappropriate Ben Roethlisberger joke in front of mixed company.
– 45% will avoid that “mystery dip” by saying they’re “stuffed,” then secretly double-fist Cool Ranch in the corner.
– 21% will make small talk about the blizzard in Chicago to fill the uncomfortable silence following the new Go Daddy spot.
– 37% will be surprised and somewhat saddened to learn that another aging rock band isn’t performing at this year’s halftime show.

And there you have it.

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