Super Bowl commercials keep costing more and more - but companies are still willing to pay up. Most 30-second ad spots cost between $6 million and $7 million, Fox Sports told the Associated Press this week. A few sold for more than $7 million.

That's because the National Football League (NFL) trademarked the phrase “Super Bowl” back in 1969. The NFL considers any commercial activity that uses the term “Super Bowl” to be in violation.

Without express written permission from the NFL and/or the teams involved, you may not use the following, or related protected words or logos, in marketing or promotions, whether on-air, in print, online, or otherwise: “Super Bowl” “Super Sunday” The Super Bowl logo.

The overall purpose of the ad is to shed light on a largely overlooked truth about television: every ad is an ad for Tide since every actor is in clean, unblemished dress.

Google's "Loretta" and Amazon's "Before Alexa" Super Bowl 2020 ads tied as most expensive Super Bowl commercials ever as of January 2021, with a cost of 16.8 U.S. million dollars.

According to data from the National Retail Federation, Super Bowl is expected to generate over $16.5 billion in consumer spending nationwide. The average fan will spend about $85.36 on food, drinks, decorations and other merchandise to celebrate the game -- inflation is also in play as, last year, that number was $79.

Jay-Z said he was specifically asked to perform his 2009 hit "Run This Town" with Kanye West and Rihanna. "I said, 'No, you get me. ' That is not how you go about it, telling someone that they're going to do the halftime show contingent on who they bring," he told the outlet. "I said forget it.

Don't call it 'Super Bowl'... 25 alternative names for the Big Game

1. Don't call it "Super Bowl"
2. 25: The Game of Games.
3. 24: Battle of the Pigskin.
4. 23: Puppy Bowl Post-Game Show.
5. 22: Football-Con.
6. 21: Sunday Sunday Sunday!
7. 20: Gambler's Delight.
8. 19: Broncos vs. Panthers, Men in Tights.

The NFL has held the “Super Bowl” trademark since 1969, according to U.S. Patent and Trademark Office records. Any companies that want to use the phrase will need to pay - and that can cost more than $50 million for a category like soft drinks, automotive, insurance or beer, according to Ponturo.

But it's a tie dad. What it's a tie dad will make certify them there are no stains. Look at those clean clothes when else would this be an ad for diamonds a gift that lasts for a new time.

50 ads If you've been assigned a Facebook Account Manager, you can create and manage more ads. You can have up to 50 ads in each ad set. You can have up to 10,000 ad sets.

Either way, Coinbase's decision to spend $14 million on the ad looks good considering the short-term return on investment.