"When it comes to Super Bowl ads, brands are competing not only for attention, but also for cultural relevance, memorability and measurable impact. Each year, shifts in consumer sentiment, media consumption and technology shape how advertisers approach everything from storytelling and humor to audience targeting and production strategy. As this year's big game approaches, Forbes Agency Council members weigh in on what they expect to see from Super Bowl LX ads."
"1. Light, Feel-Good Messaging 2. Ads For Big Home Services And Goods Brands With Celebrity Endorsements 3. Healthcare Ads Built Around Awareness And Trust 4. AI-Created Ads 5. User-Generated Style Content And Short, Mobile-First Cuts 6. Deliberate Breaks From Brands' Usual Tones 7. Generative AI Experiences To Complement TV Ads 8. Focusing On Emotional, Relatable Moments 9. Trust And Cultural Relevance Over Spectacle 10. Interactive Ads With Live Digital Moments"
Super Bowl LX advertising will emphasize light, feel-good messaging and emotionally relatable moments to build cultural relevance and memorability. Large home-services and consumer-goods brands will lean on celebrity endorsements, while healthcare spots prioritize awareness and trust. Generative and AI-created ads will accelerate production, enable AI-assisted shareable moments, and complement television with interactive experiences. Short, mobile-first cuts and user-generated-style content will amplify social reach. Brands will experiment with deliberate tonal breaks, integrate creators directly into campaigns, and favor trust and cultural relevance over spectacle as part of broader, multi-platform content ecosystems.
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