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Banking Sector advertising on TV in the year 2006
(20 March, 2007)

Key Findings:

  • 49 per cent rise in ad volumes of Banking sector on TV in the year 2006 over 2005.
  • 'Products and Services' garnered 82 per cent share of ad volumes in Banking sector on TV in year 2006.
  • Q4 saw maximum ad volumes on TV across the years 2005-2006.
  • Advertising skewed towards Business and Hindi News channels.
  • Private Banks had a higher 67 per cent share whereas PSUs contributed 33 per cent share on TV in 2006.
  • ICICI Bank was the Top advertiser on TV.
  • Bank of Baroda (endorsed by Rahul Dravid) had the maximum share in celebrity endorsed advertising.

This week, AdEx India looks at the advertising trends in the Banking Sector in the year 2006.

Growth in Banking Sector advertising on TV in 2006 compared to previous year.

  • 49 per cent rise was registered in ad volumes of Banking sector on TV in the year 2006 compared to 2005.

Split of categories in Banking Sector on TV in the year 2006.

  • A huge 82 per cent share of ad volumes were contributed by Products and Services in Banking sector on TV in the year 2006.
  • Retail Banking and Banking related Services had a share of 6 per cent and 5 per cent respectively followed by 4 per cent share in Corporate advertising.

Top Growing categories of Banking Sector on TV in 2006 compared to the previous year.

  • Maximum 2.8 times growth in ad volumes observed in Investment Banking on TV in the year 2006 over 2005.
  • Other three categories with maximum rise in ad volumes in 2006 were Agricultural, Banking related services and Products and Services.

Seasonality trend of advertising by Banking Sector on TV across years 2005-2006.
  • The fourth quarter saw a peak in ad volumes of Banking sector on TV across the years 2005-2006.
  • High advertising by categories like Products and Services and Banking related services results in the peak in fourth quarter.

Channel Genres used by the Banking Sector on TV in the year 2006.

  • Top five channel genres contributed 78 per cent share of ad volumes in Banking sector on TV in the year 2006.
  • Business channels had the maximum 21 per cent share closely followed by Hindi News channels with 20 per cent share.

Contribution of Private and Public Banks in Banking sector on TV in the year 2006.

  • High advertising by Private banks with 67 per cent share on TV in year 2006 whereas Public banks had a share of 33 per cent.

Growth of advertising by Private and Public Banks on TV in year 2006 over 2005.

  • 110 per cent rise in ad volumes of Private banks in the year 2006 over the previous year.
  • PSUs saw a dip of 6 per cent in ad volumes in year 2006.

Top five Advertisers of Banking Sector on TV in the year 2006.

  • Top five Advertisers contributed 51 per cent share of ad volumes on TV in the year 2006.
  • ICICI Bank leads advertising in Banking sector with 18 per cent share followed by HSBC with 13 per cent share.

Contribution of Categories in new brands launched in banking sector on TV in the year 2006

  • Among the new brands launched in the Banking sector on TV in the year 2006, 49 per cent were contributed by Products and Services.
  • Corporate saw 17 per cent of new brands.

Top ten New Brands launched in the Banking sector on TV in the year 2006

  • Among the new entrants in the Banking sector in 2006, HSBC Premier topped advertising on TV.
  • Citigroup Global E Service and ABN Amro Van Gogh were on second and third position respectivelyely.

Top five Brands with maximum Celebrity endorsement in Banking sector on TV in the year 2006.

  • Among the brands endorsed by Celebrities, three of them were PSUs whereas ICICI Bank was the only Private bank.
  • Bank of Baroda (endorsed by Rahul Dravid) had the maximum 55 per cent share of advertising on TV in the year 2006.
  • ICICI Bank (endorsed by Shahrukh Khan) on second position with 29 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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