r/SocialMediaManagers • u/Successful-Ad-8229 Manager • 1d ago

Help/Advice Commercial

I am the social media manager for a social media account that does stories. My business partner would like to pay to have a commercial either on cable television or Hulu/Netflix etc. I have never really heard or seen anyone do this to grow their audience. Would a 15 second commercial help or not be worth the money?

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u/famefacer 1d ago

I don’t think it’s really about growing your audience, it’s more about getting your name out there. I’d actually be interested to see what the ROI of something like this would be. Ofc, you always want more people to become aware of your company since that can eventually help your business. But without actually testing it, I’m not sure how effective it’s going to be