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Three ways small businesses can turn stories into ads and digital content without a Super Bowl-size budget.

After the Super Bowl and the end of the season, some football stars learn business skills and start their own companies.

Forget football. Sales of America's favorite food will skyrocket on Super Bowl Sunday. That's good news for these pizza franchises.

An entrepreneurship organization is running an ad during the Super Bowl. Its goal: To get you to start up.

Curious how to take advantage of the pre-game buzz? Consider newsjacking or hosting a promotional tie-in.

After a football fame, entrepreneurship beckons some gridiron vets. Here, a look at notable players now calling their own shots.

Want to get in on the Super Bowl action? If you’re a womenor minority-owned business, now could be your chance. You can start making plans for Super Bowl XLVI in Indianapolis in 2012. TheSuper Bowl XLVI Indianapolis Host Committee is holding an NFL Emerging BusinessProgram workshop Feb. 22. For inspiration, consider some of the contracts […]

As the young company bets on a new commercial, co-founder Brian Sharples opens his playbook.

Marketing tips from popular commercials, past and present.

With such a colossal viewership and TV networks reportedly charging millions of dollars just for one 30-second advertising spot, it’s no wonder Super Bowl commercials are dominated year-after-year by major corporate players with deep marketing budgets. This year, though, a small business found a way to break through — on the shoulders of a more […]

By Craig Reiss @Old Spice here 1. Create a persona that is strong and on point 2. Seed social networks with invitations to interact 3. Engage the engaged, the famous and the influencers 4. Personalize the response and people will compete for inclusion 5. Make it episodic and easy to share 6. Keep the videos […]

The contenders in this year's Super Bowl aren't just football players. Some of them are savvy business owners, too.

Follow these guidelines and you can win a contract to supply Super Bowl-related products and services.

An O’Neil Associates/ASBA Arizona Economic Indicators Monitor poll of small-business owners in Arizona found that 44 percent of those entrepreneurs oppose spending public funds on hosting an NFL Super Bowl in their communities. The results, reported in the Phoenix Business Journal, indicate that 66 percent of the business owners polled would support a Super Bowl […]

Need a tool that will help you get a jump on market research and customer feedback? Look no further than online polls.

What can $2.6 million really buy you? Plus our advertising expert's picks for smartest and dumbest Super Bowl ad--from a business perspective.

Super Bowl 41 is over, but the hype surrounding the commercials has only just begun. Join us as we take a look at this year's winners and losers.

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