Super Bowl Mixed With Red and Pink Flowers?

Super Bowl XLV had 111 million viewers throughout the entire game, but it doesn’t stop there.  “A record-breaking 169.2 million people tuned in to the program for at least a portion of the game” according to Fox News.  With this many people, and a majority of the audience being male, what else could be better than reminding men about Valentine’s Day?  The game is played a week before V-day, still allowing the men with crushes, significant others, and spouses to order flowers and various other red and pink gifts.

The Super Bowl submerges men into drinking beer with their buddies, talking about football and, thanks to Go-Daddy commercials, hot chicks.  Teleflora was able to combine all these aspects into an effective, realistic and catchy commercial.  Speaking on behalf of the female population, men are stereotyped into not knowing how to express their feelings, especially around Saint Valentine’s Day.  In the commercial, the guy expresses his feelings for Kim in a not-so-romantic way; “your rack is unreal” doesn’t really scream romance.

Teleflora’s effectiveness of this commercial is outstanding.  Targeting men and illustrating a guys perspective on Valentine’s Day and translating that into the beauty of flowers is what the overall audience of the Super Bowl will enjoy.  Comical, yet true, this commercial and Teleflora as a company, will be remembered.

-Lauren DeHart

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One response to “Super Bowl Mixed With Red and Pink Flowers?”

  1. a.r.f Avatar

    This was one of my favorite commercials this year. It was short, sweet and to the point and played on the disconnect girls and guys have on Valentine’s Day. I think the ad did a good job on conceptualizing how guys have good intentions and want to do something sweet on Valentine’s Day, but just don’t know how to go about them. I also really liked the tag line for Teleflora at the end of the ad, “Teleflora says it beautifully. Because frankly, you can’t.” It’s a perfect summary of the ad.

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