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Snapshot on TV Advertising in 2007 - Part 2

(5 February, 2008)

Key Findings:

  • General Entertainment Channels had the largest share of TV advertising during 2007.
  • There was a 45 per cent rise in Print Media promotion and 172 per cent growth in Radio Channel promotion on TV during 2007 compared to 2006.
  • Wrigleys was at number one position in the exclusive advertisers list on TV during 2007.
  • Home Shop 18 topped the chart of new brands advertised on TV during 2007.

Share of Channel Genre.

  • General Entertainment Channel led with 1/3rd share, followed by News and Music Channel with 23 per cent and 15 per cent shares, respectively, during 2007.

Top three categories in top Channel genres.

  • Social Advertisements topped the category chart on General Entertainment Channels, followed by Toilet Soaps and Shampoos.
  • Cellular Phone Service took first position in the category list of News Channels whereas Music channels stood at second place.

Print Media and Radio Channel Promotion on TV.

  • During 2007, Print Media advertising on TV increased by 45 per cent compared to 2006.
  • Advertisements volumes of Radio Channel promotion grew by 172 per cent during 2007 over 2006.

Top Exclusive Advertisers on TV.

  • Among the top 10 Exclusive advertisers, two of the advertisers viz. Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs and Trinayani had advertised for the social cause.
Top New Brands advertised on TV.
  • Top three new brands on TV were Home Shop 18, Moser Baer DVD/VCD and Ponds Age Miracle during 2007.
Share of Commercial, Programme/Channel Promotion and Tag Promo.
  • During 2007, commercial advertising had maximum share of 41 per cent followed by Programme/Channel promotion and Tag Promo with 33 per cent and 26 per cent shares, respectively.

Growth in average advertising frequency on TV.

  • Average advertising frequency per day on TV grew by 13 per cent during 2007 over 2006, whereas it rose by 65 per cent during 2007 compared to 2004.

Watch out for forthcoming interesting analyses in future.

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