10-14-2013, 09:04 AM
According to below site, Grimm pre-sold a 30 second commercial for season 3 at $82,185. In comparision, look at what these other NBC shows garnered.
$82,000 for Parks and Recreations
$80,000 for Revolution
$63,970 for Law&Order:SVU
$37,164 for Dateline
People like to discuss ratings on the Internet, but the truest method for determining a show's value is how much $$$ it can garner for 30 seconds of advertising. Apparently, Grimm does pretty good despite three of the above shows having better live-same-day ratings last season.
Here's the article where this is from.
http://www.adweek.com/news/television/bi...nfl-153087
Here's the link where you can compare the advertising prices for other shows.
http://www.adweek.com/files/upfront-sked-2013.jpg
For the record, once a show premiers the numbers probably change. For shows that get yanked, I"m fairly certain that price is no longer good.
/finds it hilarious how Bob's Burgers charges more for advertising than Once Upon a Time
$82,000 for Parks and Recreations
$80,000 for Revolution
$63,970 for Law&Order:SVU
$37,164 for Dateline
People like to discuss ratings on the Internet, but the truest method for determining a show's value is how much $$$ it can garner for 30 seconds of advertising. Apparently, Grimm does pretty good despite three of the above shows having better live-same-day ratings last season.
Here's the article where this is from.
http://www.adweek.com/news/television/bi...nfl-153087
Here's the link where you can compare the advertising prices for other shows.
http://www.adweek.com/files/upfront-sked-2013.jpg
For the record, once a show premiers the numbers probably change. For shows that get yanked, I"m fairly certain that price is no longer good.
/finds it hilarious how Bob's Burgers charges more for advertising than Once Upon a Time