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Snapshot of non aerated soft drink advertising on TV during Jan - Dec '10

(31 May 2011)
 
 

Highlights:

  • Non aerated soft drink advertising on TV witnessed a drop of 5 per cent in 2010 vis-à-vis 2009
  • Maximum ad volumes were recorded in the month of May capturing 18 per cent share
  • Top 10 advertisers of non aerated soft drinks contributed to 98 per cent of TV advertising during 2010
  • National and regional bagged equal per cent share whereas in states, Tamil Nadu topped the list with 44 per cent share
  • On the language front, Hindi grabbed 33 per cent share of 2010 followed by Tamil with 22 per cent share
 
  • Non aerated soft Drink advertising on TV witnessed a drop of 5 per cent in year 2010 vis-à-vis year 2009.
 
 
  • The summer season bagged the maximum ads of non aerated soft drinks with highest share of 18 per cent in May.
  • March also held the second position with 16 per cent ad share whereas June captured 13 per cent share.
  • April and October shared 4th position with 12 per cent share of ad volume each.
 
 
  • Coca Cola India topped the list of advertisers with 46 per cent share and Pepsi Co held the second position with 27 per cent share.
  • The top two advertisers dominated the non aerated soft drink advertising on TV by 73 per cent share.
 
  • Coca Cola India led the list of the brands also through its brand Maaza with 28 per cent share of non aerated soft drink advertising on TV.
  • Top 10 brands of non aerated soft drink advertising captured 90 per cent of TV ad volumes in 2010.
 
  • National and regional channels bagged 50:50 share each of non aerated soft drink advertising on TV.
  • Tamil Nadu topped the list of state that got maximum advertising of 44 per cent in comparison with other states.
 
  • From language perspective, Hindi and Tamil topped the list of non aerated soft drink advertising on TV with 33 per cent and 22 per cent share respectively.
 
(Analysis from AdEx India - A Division of TAM Media Research)


 
 
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