Pringles YouTube ads and commercial examples

#67 YouTube advertiser by spendRetail EcommerceUnited States

Pringles is a global brand of stackable potato and wheat-based savory snacks packaged in signature cylindrical cans. This collection of 20+ Pringles YouTube ads spans 4 markets and has generated 691M views. The video advertising frequently features the recurring theme Once You Pop, The Pop Don't Stop, alongside humorous concepts like a Surreal Encounter and Manifesting a Second Date.

Est. total spend
$7.6M – $34.5M
All-time, estimated range
Ads indexed
24
Total views
691M
Markets
4
Countries the ads ran in

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About Pringles

Pringles is a global brand of stackable potato and wheat-based savory snacks packaged in signature cylindrical cans. First introduced in 1968 by Procter & Gamble, the brand was acquired by Kellanova (formerly Kellogg Company) in 2012, which was subsequently acquired by Mars, Incorporated. Pringles offers a wide variety of flavors and bite-sized snacks to consumers across more than 140 countries.

Company
Kellanova
Category
Packaged snack food
Headquarters
United States
Advertises in
4 countries
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