Welcome to the new edition of our 10 most talked about TV ads on social media. Black Friday, video games, Chicken and Waffles – just your regular week in advertising, right?
Which one is your favorite?
#1 – Walmart Black Friday, ‘Light Up Black Friday’
#2 – Fallout 76, ‘Wouldn’t It Be Nice’
#3 – Apple MacBook Air, ‘Lightness’
#4 – Nintendo Switch, ‘Pokémon: Let’s Go, Pikachu!’
#5 – KFC Chicken and Waffles, ‘Dance Is The Hidden Language Of The Stomach’
#6 – State Farm, ‘She Shed’
#7 – GEICO, ‘Grandpa’s Nose Solo’
#8 – Old Navy, ‘Time to Shine’
#9 – Progressive, ‘Babyman’
#10 – Dick’s Sporting Goods, ‘The Table’
Is there a future for TV advertising? Of course there is. But each TV spot will have to take into account its social media potential. As you can see, the amount of media spend doesn’t always link to how successful a spot gets to be on social!
This top 10 is provided by iSpot.tv, the leading real-time measurement tool for TV advertising. iSpot.tv aggregates all online video views, social actions, and search activity, to evaluate ad performance compared with its industry set.
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