Everyone Loved Budweiser's 'Puppy Love' Super Bowl Ad, But Nobody Actually Wants To Drink Its Beer [THE BRIEF]

Aaron Taube

Feb 6, 2014, 19:37 IST

Budweiser's Super Bowl ad didn't make people want to drink more of its beer.

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A new report from YouGov's BrandIndex finds that while people loved Budweiser's "Puppy Love" Super Bowl ad, it didn't make them want to buy more Budweiser. In fact, its survey found that people were actually marginally less likely to say they'd thought about buying a Budweiser in the days after the Super Bowl than they were during the pre-Super Bowl period. On the other hand, YouGov found that people were 6.6% more likely to say they'd thought about buying M&M's after the brand's less-heralded ad featuring the Yellow M&M getting kidnapped.

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