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New Ads From Mercedes-Benz, AT&T Get Most Media Exposure During Masters Week

Mercedes-Benz' "Doors" spot gained the most visibility of any commercial that debuted from April 3-9 during sports programming, a week dominated by The Masters, according to an SBJ/SBD analysis of data from real-time TV ad attention analytics company iSpot.tv. The M-B ad, via by Merkley+Partners, N.Y., and narrated by actor Jon Hamm, netted 53.1 million impressions in U.S. households across national linear (live and time-shifted), VOD, OTT and local TV. It was one of five unique spots that generated an estimated $5.5M in ad value for the automaker. Meanwhile, three of the five ads that generated the most impressions last week came from Omnicom Group and its BBDO Worldwide shop, which launched three new AT&T creatives during The Masters. All of the estimated $1.8M AT&T spent during sports telecasts last week came via these three spots, and occurred during coverage of The Masters.

NEW ADS WITH MOST IMPRESSIONS DURING SPORTS TELECASTS (APRIL 3-9)
BRAND (SPOT)
IMPRESSIONS
AIRINGS
TV SPEND
Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupe ("Doors")
53,128,043
87
$1,568,376
AT&T featuring Jordan Spieth ("Rise Up")
40,596,239
19
$1,086,404
AT&T ("The Power of &: Stay With Me")
39,937,161
37
$1,072,883
AT&T Business ("The Power of &: Farmer Ray")
37,652,577
38
$1,128,685
Mercedes-Benz E-Mobility ("Win-Win")
36,422,963
20
$1,071,986

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