Snapshot
of Mortgage Loan Advertising on TV during Jan Dec 10
(5 April
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Key
Findings:
- TV
ad volumes of 'Mortgage Loans' registered a growth of
186 per cent in year 2010 compared to the previous year.
- November
and October witnessed maximum ad volumes from brands that
advertised for mortgage loans on TV, 15 and 13 per cent share
respectively.
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top two advertisers contributed a whopping 72 per cent share to
the ad volumes in 2010.
- Regional
media enjoyed 73 per cent of the pie against national
media that held 27 per cent.
- Regional
GEC emerged as the most popular channel genre with 30
per cent share while business News was on the fifth position
in terms of preferability of channel genre.
- Most
popular programme genre was News Bulletin with 27 per
cent share while business programmes held five percent.
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TV ad volumes of 'Mortgage Loans' registered a growth
of 186 per cent in year 2010 vis-à-vis last year, grossing
a total of 411 hours of air time
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- November
and October witnessed maximum ad volumes from companies
that advertised for mortgage loans on TV, 15 and 13 per
cent share respectively.
- February
and March were the least advertised months in the same
category with a meager zero and three percent each.
- Overall
Mortgage advertising in 2010 has seen maximum adverting
in the second half of the fiscal year.
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The top two advertisers contributed a whopping 72 per
cent share to the ad volumes in 2010.
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Regional media enjoyed 73 per cent of the pie against National
media that held 27 per cent.
- Kerala
bagged 24 per cent of ad volumes, closely followed by Andhra Pradesh
at 16 per cent share.
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- Regional
GEC emerged as the most popular channel genre with 30
per cent share while business news was the fifth position
in terms of preferability of channel genre.
- Most
popular programme genre was news bulletin with 27 per
cent share while business programme held five percent
with fifth position.
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| (Analysis from AdEx India - A Division of TAM Media Research) |