Chevy Tops MLB All-Star Game Sponsors; State Farm Tops Derby
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Chevrolet Garners Most Exposure
From MLB All-Star Broadcast |
Chevrolet received the most brand exposure from Fox' broadcast of the MLB All-Star Game, registering 98 detections worth nearly $5.0M, according to Image Impact. Budweiser was a close second, receiving $4.8M in value from 78 detections, including a boost from backstop rotational signage behind home plate during the NL's rally in the bottom of the 9th inning that delivered 60% of the brand's total exposure value. Fox delivered a total value of $35.3M to 54 different brands from 845 detections, up from $23.1M for the '06 All-Star Game for 42 different brands from 760 detections. The backstop rotational was the most valuable location during the broadcast, providing a potential $15.2M in value. The broadcast also had 71 audio mentions totaling $5.3M in value, with Chevrolet receiving the most with 16, followed by AT&T, the title sponsor of the host venue, with 12. The following presents the top sponsor exposure values from Image Impact for the MLB All-Star Game.
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MLB ALL-STAR GAME TOP SPONSORS BY MONETARY VALUE
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RK
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SPONSOR
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DETECTIONS
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TOTAL DURATION
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QUALITY INDEX (QI)
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MONETARY VALUE (MV)
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1
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Chevrolet
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98
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7:12
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0.729
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$4,981,733.32
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2
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Budweiser
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78
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7:42
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0.687
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$4,798,811.14
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3
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Taco Bell |
76
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7:52
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0.598
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$4,103,764.47
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4
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Bank of America |
83
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4:50
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0.509
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$2,591,219.97
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5
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AT&T |
74
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4:43
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0.468
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$2,218,208.39
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6
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MasterCard |
35
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3:21
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0.544
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$1,656,706.94
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7
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Actober.com |
26
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2:34
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0.593
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$1,625,417.41
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8
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DirecTV |
22
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2:02
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0.762
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$1,380,133.76
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9
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Sharp |
28
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1:51
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0.614
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$1,150,023.26
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10
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Gillette Fusion |
18
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1:33
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0.712
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$1,028,116.07
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HOME RUN DERBY: Title sponsor State Farm was the big winner during ESPN's coverage of the Home Run Derby, garnering 479 detections worth over $6.4M in value, representing 40% of the broadcast's total of $16.1M. The Jumbotron in center field was the most valuable source location, totaling 631 detections worth $4.2M, while backstop rotational signage during the Derby delivered $3.3M from 224 detections.
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MLB HOME RUN DERBY TOP SPONSORS BY MONETARY VALUE
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RK
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SPONSOR
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DETECTIONS
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TOTAL DURATION
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QUALITY INDEX (QI)
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MONETARY VALUE (MV)
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1
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State Farm
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479
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54:33
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0.415
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$6,436,179.14
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2
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Gatorade
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247
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14:13
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0.238
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$1,032,693.11
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3
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Budweiser |
116
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12:36
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0.257
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$906,564.89
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4
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Visa |
98
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11:12
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0.241
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$702,074.40
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5
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Yahoo |
101
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10:48
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0.232
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$686,265.67
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6
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Toyota |
107
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11:48
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0.194
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$646,157.58
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7
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Safeway |
98
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11:39
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0.195
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$644,142.80
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8
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Sony PlayStation |
99
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11:20
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0.204
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$630,098.62
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9
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CHW Health Services |
83
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10:09
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0.22
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$590,426.40
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10
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Bud Light |
108
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6:26
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0.264
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$515,624.01
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NOTES: QI (Quality Index ) is indicative of detection's impact potential based on observable presentation attributes such as duration, size, isolation, and presentation type. QI values range between 0.0 and 1.0. MV (Monetary Value) is a quality adjusted value of sponsorship presentations benchmarked against the broadcast's negotiated 30-second ad rate. The average 30-second ad rate was $138,713 for the Home Run Derby and $448,500 for the All-Star Game (Image Impact).
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