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Personal Care/Hygiene advertising on TV in 2006
(23 January, 2007)

Key Findings:

  • 56 per cent more ad volumes in Personal Care/Hygiene sector on TV in 2006 over the previous year.
  • Most of the ad volumes of Personal Care/Hygiene in the GEC genre in 2006.
  • May month saw a high peak in number of advertisments.
  • Toilet Soaps garnered the maximum 31 per cent share of advertising volumes on TV in the year 2006.
  • HLL topped Personal Care/Hygiene TV advertising.
  • Toilet Soaps had the maximum new brands launched.
  • High peak in advertisments in the Afternoon and Prime time.
  • Maximum endorsement of Toilet Soaps by celebrities on TV in the year 2006.
  • Aishwarya Rai and Saif Ali Khan on Top in endorsing Personal Care/Hygiene brands.

This week, AdEx India looks at the advertising trends in Personal Care/Hygiene sector in the year 2006.

Growth in Personal Care/Hygiene advertising on TV in the year 2006 compared to previous year.

  • 2006 saw 56 per cent more ad volumes in Personal Care/Hygiene sector on TV compared to previous year.

Channel Genres used by advertisers in Personal Care/Hygiene sector on TV in the year 2006.

  • Regional GEC contributed the maximum 35 per cent share of ad volumes in Personal Care/Hygiene sector followed by Hindi GEC with 18 per cent share in the year 2006.

Monthly advertising trend in Personal Care/Hygiene sector on TV in the year 2006.

  • May month had the maximum spike in number of ads on TV in the year 2006.
  • Summer skewed categories like Prickly Heat Powders/Lotions and Talcum Powders used most of their ads in month of May.

Share of sub-categories in Personal Care/Hygiene sector on TV in 2006.
  • 72 per cent of ad volumes were contributed by the Top five sub-categories.
  • A high 31 per cent share of ad volumes garnered by Toilet Soaps followed by Tooth Pastes with 19 per cent share on TV in the year 2006.
  • Fairness Creams and Sanitary Napkins followed with 11 per cent and six per cent share respectively.

Sub-categories with maximum rise in ad volumes in 2006 compared to 2005.

  • Range of Toiletries had the maximum 18 times rise in ad volumes on TV in the year 2006 over 2005.
  • Face Wash and After Shave Lotions had nearly equal seven times rise in ad volumes.

Top five Advertisers in Personal Care/Hygiene sector on TV in the year 2006.

  • HLL was on Top in Personal Care/Hygiene sector with maximum 27 per cent share of ad volumes on TV in the year 2006.
  • Colgate Palmolive India and Reckitt Benckiser on second and third position with 13 per cent and six per cent share respectively.

Categories with the maximum share of new brands launched on TV in Personal Care/Hygiene sector in the year 2006.

  • Maximum 27 per cent share of new brands launched in Personal Care/Hygiene were contributed by Toilet Soaps on TV in the year 2006.
  • Tooth Pastes had a nine per cent share and Moisturizing Lotion/Creams with eight per cent share of new brands.

Top ten New Brands launched on TV in Personal Care/Hygiene sector in year 2006.

  • Five of the Top ten new brands belong to Toilet Soaps category.
  • Colgate Max Fresh Gel topped among the new entrants on TV in the year 2006.

Day Part used by Personal Care/Hygiene brands for advertising in the year 2006.

  • Huge peak in number of ads of Personal Care/Hygiene sector in the Afternoon time band in the year 2006.
  • Post a dip in the evening time band, Prime time saw a spike in number of ads with 27 per cent share.

Sub-categories endorsed by the Celebrities on TV in the year 2006.

  • Toilet Soaps had the maximum 34 per cent share (endorsed by six celebrities) on TV in the year 2006.
  • Tooth Pastes (which was endorsed by four celebrities) had a 24 per cent share.

Top five Celebrities endorsing Personal Care/Hygiene brands on TV in the year 2006.

  • Aishwarya Rai on Top with 27 per cent share (endorsed seven brands) on TV in the year 2006.
  • Saif Ali Khan who endorsed two brands had a 24 per cent share.

Watch out for forthcoming interesting analyses in future.

(Analysis from AdEx India - A Division of TAM Media Research)
 
 
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