Famous Faces or Fun Finds: Reese's Spices Up Super Bowl Ads

The Super Bowl. What do you see? Football and commercials. Lots of commercials and some of them bring in big names. Let's talk about candy. It's a Big Game that features hot commercial spots for big brands. So, what's the buzz? Reese’s has a different plan. No movie stars or musicians. No politicians or athletes. You'll see regular folks and some unexpected scenarios. We see women going up against the dangers of a volcano to get their hands on the latest version of the candy. Clever advertisers are using celebrities to capture our attention. Not everyone will go that route. This could be because the competition is tough and celebrities can sometimes be overdone. Huge names are not the only way to make the impact that you want. More and more companies are using celebrities to sell their products. But, do people even remember those celebrities the next day? Sometimes the big names just blend in. Looks like, celebrities are getting thrown in with other celebrities. Conversely, there's a different mindset. Focus on fun and unique instead of famous faces. This way you'll stand out. It's like when you're in a crowd and everyone's wearing black but you're rocking a red umbrella. Someone else, Hims & Hers, has a different idea. They are focusing on a serious topic: weight problems in the U. S. No laughing matters or celebrities here. It's a different approach. Is it a good idea to be unique? Reese's says yes! This isn't the first time they've done it. Last year, they showed regular people reacting to a new Reese's Caramel Big Cup. No celebrities, no problem. The company knows its fans! It's good to keep viewers entertained. The new ad will be energetic. It'll be a blast for the 30 seconds. They have the power of chocolate and peanut butter. And, let's not forget the kooky characters. That's the plan. You see, Reese's is all over the place. Supermarkets, convenience stores, you name it. So, if you see the ad, you can quickly find the candy. They know people will get the commercials. They'll just need to keep viewers entertained. Egg-citing and entertaining. That's the goal.