Why Avocados From Mexico puts all its advertising chips in the Super Bowl

Avocados From Mexico, the produce brand, has successfully used a long-term commitment to Super Bowl advertising to build its business.

In five years, Avocados From Mexico (AFM) has used a once-a-year advertising bonanza to move from being “an unknown brand” to boost its consumer brand preference from 20% to 55%.

The game plan is simple, according to Alvaro Luque, the company’s president/CEO: in partnership with GSD&M, an Omnicom shop based in Austin, Texas, it runs a cluster of advertising focused on the weeks leading up to the Super Bowl, and within the NFL season closer as its played out in front of America’s largest television audience.

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“The Super Bowl is the most underrated marketing investment...

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