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Looks like most people want the New York Giants to win this weekend, according to pre-game Super Bowl data from Clearspring.
Using search, share and click data Clearspring also found that Honda and Priceline (which isn’t an official Super Bowl advertiser) have both done incredibly well with spreading brand awareness and awareness of theirs ads.
Conversely, it looks like Volkswagen launched its ad too early this year and didn’t get the same consumer attention as Honda and Priceline.
Check out the map and graphs below.
Clearspring will also be live-tweeting on game day at @AddThis.
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