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Brands can gain exposure during high-value sports events without paying steep prices for traditional airtime. This was how Guess Fragrances used data and digital savvy to reach US-based NFL fans during last season’s playoffs. Disney’s asking price for a 30-second Super Bowl ad to run during next year's game is $10 million, per Variety. Meanwhile, sports fans are turning to second screens while watching live sports, creating an opportunity for lower-cost impressions. Nearly 6 in 10 (59%) World Cup fans said they would be watching second screens for FIFA World Cup 2026, per a July 2025 ThinkNow Research survey.
56% of millennials listen to digital audio daily, the highest share of any generation and well ahead of Gen Z's 47%, according to an April report from The Harris Poll and EMARKETER.
On today’s podcast, we discuss how consumers decide what’s worth buying, why we spend hours trying to save $10 on groceries but think nothing of spending thousands on a vacation, how uncertainty influences the way people make decisions, and why being a smart shopper is becoming part of our identity. Tune in for a discussion featuring Vice President of Content and host Suzy Davidkhanian, Senior Analyst Grace Broadbent, and Ayelet Fishbach, Professor of Behavioral Science and Marketing at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.
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