Menu
Law and Politics

Decision 2014: Where was it spent?

Candidates for election  (and their supporters) have put their money on NFL programming for targeting fans.
According to our research, network coverage of the NFL has drawn 81 percent of the ad spending tabulated. College football ranked second, drawing 14 percent of the total ad dollars spent.

Property / Sport Money spent (% of Total $) No. of spots (% of Total Spots)
NFL $11,763,625 (81%) 1,297 (53%)
College football $2,037,024 (14%) 845 (35%)
MLB $499,575 (3%) 129 (5%)
NASCAR $81,805 (1%) 47 (2%)
Tennis $52,825 (<0.5%) 48 (2%)
Golf $34,585 (<0.5%) 50 (2%)
Little League $25,000 (<0.5%) 2 (<0.5%)
Horse racing $16,200 (<0.5%) 13 (1%)
Gymnastics $3,750 (<0.5%) 2 (<0.5%)
Soccer $3,200 (<0.5%) 4 (<0.5%)
Cycling $1,800 (<0.5%) 1 (<0.5%)
Marathon $500 (<0.5%) 1 (<0.5%)
ATLANTA: $931,265 (107 spots)
NFL $607,800
College football $263,615
MLB $59,000
Tennis $850
BOSTON: $312,690 (23 spots)
NFL $310,000
Golf $2,690
CHARLOTTE: $1,443,110 (227 spots)
NFL $1,222,700
College football $191,500
MLB $11,250
NASCAR $11,100
Golf/horse racing/tennis $6,560
CHICAGO: $1,466,100 (160 spots)
NFL $1,248,350
College football $151,850
MLB $26,400
Little League World Series $25,000
Chicago Marathon/golf/gymnastics/NASCAR/tennis $14,500
CINCINNATI: $493,705 (187 spots)
NFL $343,600
College football $97,605
MLB $42,000
NASCAR $10,500
CLEVELAND: $28,025 (8 spots)
NFL  $26,825
College football  $1,200
COLUMBUS: $6,000 (3 spots)
NFL $6,000
DENVER: $2,133,130 (275 spots)
NFL $1,897,930
MLB $104,300
College football $103,850
Tennis $18,000
Cycling/golf/gymnastics/horse racing/NASCAR $9,050
DETROIT: $160,950 (24 spots)
NFL $119,900
College football $36,550
Tennis $2,000
Soccer $1,700
MLB $800
GREEN BAY: $492,090 (117 spots)
NFL $472,380
College football $15,745
NASCAR $1,905
Golf $1,060
MLB $1,000
JACKSONVILLE: $240,150 (78 spots)
NFL $146,250
College football $89,850
Golf $2,700
MLB $1,000
Tennis $350
KANSAS CITY: $649,050 (179 spots)
NFL $531,250
College football $70,850
MLB $33,400
NASCAR $13,550
MIAMI: $533,300 (50 spots)
NFL $341,000
College football $180,800
Golf $10,000
Soccer $1,500
MILWAUKEE: $444,975 (83 spots)
NFL $425,200
MLB $8,000
College football $7,850
Golf/tennis $3,925
MINNEAPOLIS: $657,700 (114 spots)
NFL $550,150
MLB $47,100
College football $45,950
Horse racing $8,500
NASCAR $6,000
NEW ORLEANS: $460,374 (42 spots)
NFL $392,575
College football $67,499
NASCAR $300
ORLANDO: $616,650 (148 spots)
NFL $481,590
College football $121,260
MLB $5,500
NASCAR $3,500
Golf $2,800
Tennis $2,000
PHILADELPHIA: $79,800 (9 spots)
NFL $65,800
College football $14,000
PHOENIX: $767,250 (105 spots)
NFL $693,200
College football $57,750
Tennis $15,500
MLB $800
RALEIGH: $930,825 (223 spots)
NFL $600,525
College football $299,400
NASCAR $16,100
MLB $9,000
Tennis $5,800
SACRAMENTO: $469,975 (48 spots)
NFL $433,100
MLB $18,000
College football $11,050
Golf/horse racing/NASCAR $7,825
SAN DIEGO: $336,480 (99 spots)
NFL $262,700
MLB $43,475
College football $25,980
Golf $2,825
Horse racing $1,500
TAMPA: $866,295 (130 spots)
NFL $584,800
College football $182,870
MLB $88,550
NASCAR $10,075

SBJ Morning Buzzcast: April 25, 2024

Motor City's big weekend; Kevin Warren's big bet; Bill Belichick's big makeover and the WNBA's big week continues

TNT’s Stan Van Gundy, ESPN’s Tim Reed, NBA Playoffs and NFL Draft

On this week’s pod, SBJ’s Austin Karp has two Big Get interviews. The first is with TNT’s Stan Van Gundy as he breaks down the NBA Playoffs from the booth. Later in the show, we hear from ESPN’s VP of Programming and Acquisitions Tim Reed as the NFL Draft gets set to kick off on Thursday night in Motown. SBJ’s Tom Friend also joins the show to share his insights into NBA viewership trends.

SBJ I Factor: Molly Mazzolini

SBJ I Factor features an interview with Molly Mazzolini. Elevate's Senior Operating Advisor – Design + Strategic Alliances chats with SBJ’s Ross Nethery about the power of taking chances. Mazzolini is a member of the SBJ Game Changers Class of 2016. She shares stories of her career including co-founding sports design consultancy Infinite Scale career journey and how a chance encounter while working at a stationery store launched her career in the sports industry. SBJ I Factor is a monthly podcast offering interviews with sports executives who have been recipients of one of the magazine’s awards.

Shareable URL copied to clipboard!

https://www.sportsbusinessjournal.com/Journal/Issues/2014/11/03/Law-and-Politics/Where-was-it-spent.aspx

Sorry, something went wrong with the copy but here is the link for you.

https://www.sportsbusinessjournal.com/Journal/Issues/2014/11/03/Law-and-Politics/Where-was-it-spent.aspx

CLOSE