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India-Pakistan World Cup clash could fetch 4.00 lakh per second in ad spend.

Saurabh Netravalkar, who represented the India under-19 team, went on to become an engineer at Oracle, did an MS from Cornell University, and stayed in the US. Now he wins a historic World Cup match for USA against Pakistan. Can you imagine 🤣 part

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Ola made fun of Swiggy and Zomato. This ad post angered most viewers, and the comment section was filled with negative comments Brands are often known to respect their competition. I have seen playful ads, but very less saw ads that belittle their c

Doritos' Genius Super Bowl Strategy So A 30-second Super Bowl ad generally costs around $8 million. On top of that, brands typically spend another $2-3 million hiring agencies and celebrities to create the perfect ad. However Doritos plays this g

OpenAI has booked a 30 second ad at the Super Bowl for $8 million (Forbes). While that may sound massive, considering the 200 million Super Bowl viewers, the cost per person comes down to just $0.04. Your thoughts?

OpenAI has reportedly secured a Super Bowl ad (around $8M for 30s) - what do you expect? Maybe a ChatGPT promo code?

What do you think of this? Will it be useful for brands and influencers in shooting the content.