This document summarizes television advertising trends in India during 2020. Some key findings include:
- Television ad volumes grew 26% in 2020 compared to 2016, with personal care and food & beverages sectors accounting for the largest shares.
- Top advertisers were Hindustan Unilever, Reckitt Benckiser, and Procter & Gamble.
- Ad volumes recovered within 3 months post-lockdown, growing 90% compared to the lockdown period. Categories like shampoo and automobiles saw significant increases.
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TAM AdEx-Mirroring Y 2020 for Advertising in GEC Genre highlights the top trending brands in 2020 for the GEC genre, categories with most ad share volume, commercial advertising, Lockdown vs Unlockdown trends and advertising on national and regional GEC channels.
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Advertising in the movies genre on television saw significant growth in 2020 compared to previous years. Some key highlights include:
- Ad volumes grew 60% in 2020 over 2016 and 11% compared to 2019.
- Personal care/hygiene was the leading sector with 26% share of ad volumes, followed by food and beverages at 20%.
- Top advertisers were Hindustan Unilever, Reckitt Benckiser India and Procter & Gamble. Dettol Toilet Soaps was the top brand.
- Regional movie channels saw an 18% rise in ad volumes in 2020 versus 2019, with their share increasing 5%.
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TAM AdEx TV advertising report highlights the monthly trends, top and exclusive spenders from advertisers and sectors on the medium in the period of July 2021 compared to July 2020.
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TAM AdEx cross-media report highlights how the advertising fared in the FMCG category on TV, Print, Radio, and Digital for the months of Jan-June 2021 as compared to the same period in the previous year.
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TAM AdEx half yearly advertising report on Television including the monthly trends, top and exclusive spenders and more for 2021 as compared to the same period in the previous year.
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During the 2020 Olympics, ad volumes were 20% lower than in 2016, but the number of advertisers and brands increased. Life insurance was among the top five categories in both years. GCMMF (Amul) was the top advertiser in 2020 with a 12% share. JSW Group was the top brand with an 11% share, followed by MPL Sports Foundation at 10%. Over 25 new categories appeared in 2020 compared to 2016, led by associations/social/cultural organizations and aerated soft drinks. Advertisers predominantly used 20-40 second ads during commercial breaks.
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TAM AdEx-Mirroring Y 2020 for Advertising in GEC Genre highlights the top trending brands in 2020 for the GEC genre, categories with most ad share volume, commercial advertising, Lockdown vs Unlockdown trends and advertising on national and regional GEC channels.
TAM AdEx-Mirroring Y 2020 for Advertising in Movies GenreSocial Samosa
Advertising in the movies genre on television saw significant growth in 2020 compared to previous years. Some key highlights include:
- Ad volumes grew 60% in 2020 over 2016 and 11% compared to 2019.
- Personal care/hygiene was the leading sector with 26% share of ad volumes, followed by food and beverages at 20%.
- Top advertisers were Hindustan Unilever, Reckitt Benckiser India and Procter & Gamble. Dettol Toilet Soaps was the top brand.
- Regional movie channels saw an 18% rise in ad volumes in 2020 versus 2019, with their share increasing 5%.
TAM ad ex television advertising ad strategies (July 2021-July 2020)Social Samosa
TAM AdEx TV advertising report highlights the monthly trends, top and exclusive spenders from advertisers and sectors on the medium in the period of July 2021 compared to July 2020.
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TAM AdEx cross-media report highlights how the advertising fared in the FMCG category on TV, Print, Radio, and Digital for the months of Jan-June 2021 as compared to the same period in the previous year.
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TAM AdEx-Mirroring Y 2020 for Print Advertising indicates categories with most ad share volume, Lockdown vs Unlockdown trends, leading advertisers and brands in Y 2020.
Tam ad ex television advertising report H1- 2021Social Samosa
TAM AdEx half yearly advertising report on Television including the monthly trends, top and exclusive spenders and more for 2021 as compared to the same period in the previous year.
TAM sports advertising report for Olympic 2020 compared to Olympic 2016Social Samosa
During the 2020 Olympics, ad volumes were 20% lower than in 2016, but the number of advertisers and brands increased. Life insurance was among the top five categories in both years. GCMMF (Amul) was the top advertiser in 2020 with a 12% share. JSW Group was the top brand with an 11% share, followed by MPL Sports Foundation at 10%. Over 25 new categories appeared in 2020 compared to 2016, led by associations/social/cultural organizations and aerated soft drinks. Advertisers predominantly used 20-40 second ads during commercial breaks.
GroupM India, today announced their advertising expenditure (adex) forecasts for 2021. As per the GroupM futures report ‘This Year, Next Year’ (TYNY) 2021, India will see a major ad recovery in 2021 given the downfall of ad spends in 2020 due to the pandemic.
TAM AdEx-Mirroring Y 2020 for Radio AdvertisingSocial Samosa
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Tam Adex Cross-media Report Personal healthcareSocial Samosa
TAM AdEx cross-media report highlights how the advertising fared in the Personal Healthcare category on TV, Print, Radio, and Digital for the months of Jan-May 2021 as compared to the same period in the previous year.
TAM AdEx-Mirroring Y 2020 for Retail SectorSocial Samosa
The document provides an overview of advertising trends in the retail sector across various media including television, print, radio and digital in year 2020. Some key highlights include:
1. Q4 witnessed significantly higher ad volumes and space compared to Q1 of 2020 for retail sector across all media as advertising recovered post lockdown.
2. Jewelry outlets contributed the largest share of ad volumes for television while electronics saw highest share for print advertising.
3. News genre and bulletins were the most preferred on television while sales promotions dominated print advertising for retail.
4. South region saw highest share of print advertising for retail sector while key categories of jewelry, clothing and electronics led for radio.
Tam ad ex mirroring y 2021 for music genreSocial Samosa
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The latest Dentsu Ad Spend Report forecasts how the various mediums are shaping the ad spend share, globally with some of the major media channels like TV and digital, playing a significant role in India.
TAM AdEx-Mirroring Y 2020 for Advertising in Music GenreSocial Samosa
TAM AdEx-Mirroring Y 2020 for Advertising in Music Genre indicates categories with most ad share volume, top trending brands, advertising on national & regional music channels and Lockdown vs Unlockdown trends.
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TAM AdEx-Television Advertising Report XIII analyses the overall television advertising in July-August 2020 and a comparison between ad insertions on TV and Digital advertising in the said period.
1) Advertising spending in the fashion industry increased 17% in 2010 to €1 billion, rebounding from declines in 2009 but still below 2008 levels.
2) Louis Vuitton was the top spender in the fashion sector in 2010 at €55.7 million, and other top spenders included Chanel, Ralph Lauren, Gucci, and Prada.
3) Advertising markets improved in 2010 compared to 2009 in most countries, though overall investments remained below 2008 levels. Italy saw ad spending nearly equal to 2008 levels.
This document provides an analysis and recommendations for the Japanese company Lion Corporation to enter the toothpaste market in Vietnam. It finds that the Vietnam toothpaste market is mature and fragmented, with consumers showing a preference for premium, whitening, and natural products. The analysis recommends Lion launch a premium whitening toothpaste positioned as natural, target the MT Urban and TT 6CTs channels initially, and price competitively against leading brands to penetrate the growing Vietnamese market.
This document discusses India's most valuable celebrity brands according to Duff & Phelps' 2018 celebrity brand valuation report. The key points are:
- Virat Kohli retained the #1 spot with a brand value of $170.9 million, while Deepika Padukone rose to #2. Shah Rukh Khan fell to #5.
- The overall brand value of the top 20 celebrities in 2018 is $877 million.
- Younger celebrities are increasingly popular endorsers as companies want to target youth. Power couples are also becoming influential endorsers.
- The entertainment and media industry in India grew 13% in 2017 to $15 billion, led by growth in digital media like online video
TAM AdEx - Reviewing the TV NEWS Genre in 2023.pdfSocial Samosa
Hindi News claimed the top spot, accounting for over 15% of the Ad Volumes in the News genre during both 2023 and 2022. Services sector secured the top position in 2023, with F&B following closely in the 2nd position.
TAM AdEx 2023 Television Advertising RecapSocial Samosa
As per TAM AdEx's report, May 2023 had the highest share of ad volumes of 9% for television advertising. The second quarter of 2023 saw a 5% growth compared to the first quarter, while the fourth quarter increased by 2% compared to the third quarter.
GroupM India, today announced their advertising expenditure (adex) forecasts for 2021. As per the GroupM futures report ‘This Year, Next Year’ (TYNY) 2021, India will see a major ad recovery in 2021 given the downfall of ad spends in 2020 due to the pandemic.
TAM AdEx-Mirroring Y 2020 for Radio AdvertisingSocial Samosa
TAM AdEx-Mirroring Y 2020 for Radio Advertising includes trends of Ad Volumes on Radio, Lockdown vs Unlockdown trends, leading advertisers and brands in Y 2020.
Tam ad ex mirroring y 2020 for print advertisingSocial Samosa
The latest TAM AdEx report for Print offers insights on ad volumes for the medium in 2021 compared to 2020 for major categories and advertisers, during the years and more.
TAM AdEx cross-media report highlights how the advertising fared in the Ecom-Food/Grocery category on TV, Print, Radio, and Digital for the months of Jan-May 2021 as compared to the same period in the previous year.
AdEx report on Mirroring Y 2021 for Advertising in Movies Genre provides insights on advertisements in Movies in 2021 compared to those in 2017 and how 2021 showed highest growth in Ad volumes compared to 2017
Tam Ad Ex Cross Media Real Estate Report 2021Social Samosa
TAM AdEx cross-media report highlights how the advertising fared in the Real Estate category on TV, Print, Radio, and Digital for the months of Jan-May 2021 as compared to the same period in the previous year.
TAM AdEx BFSI - Cross-media Report 2021Social Samosa
TAM AdEx Report for cross media report highlights how did the advertising fare in the BFSI sector across TV, Print, Radio, and Digital for the period of Jan-April 2021.
Tam Adex Cross-media Report Personal healthcareSocial Samosa
TAM AdEx cross-media report highlights how the advertising fared in the Personal Healthcare category on TV, Print, Radio, and Digital for the months of Jan-May 2021 as compared to the same period in the previous year.
TAM AdEx-Mirroring Y 2020 for Retail SectorSocial Samosa
The document provides an overview of advertising trends in the retail sector across various media including television, print, radio and digital in year 2020. Some key highlights include:
1. Q4 witnessed significantly higher ad volumes and space compared to Q1 of 2020 for retail sector across all media as advertising recovered post lockdown.
2. Jewelry outlets contributed the largest share of ad volumes for television while electronics saw highest share for print advertising.
3. News genre and bulletins were the most preferred on television while sales promotions dominated print advertising for retail.
4. South region saw highest share of print advertising for retail sector while key categories of jewelry, clothing and electronics led for radio.
Tam ad ex mirroring y 2021 for music genreSocial Samosa
The music genre witnessed 34% indexed growth in 2021. Reckitt Benckiser, HUL, and Cadbury India were the top three advertisers in the Music genre during both 2020 and '21.
The latest Dentsu Ad Spend Report forecasts how the various mediums are shaping the ad spend share, globally with some of the major media channels like TV and digital, playing a significant role in India.
TAM AdEx-Mirroring Y 2020 for Advertising in Music GenreSocial Samosa
TAM AdEx-Mirroring Y 2020 for Advertising in Music Genre indicates categories with most ad share volume, top trending brands, advertising on national & regional music channels and Lockdown vs Unlockdown trends.
TAM AdEx-Television Advertising Report XIIISocial Samosa
TAM AdEx-Television Advertising Report XIII analyses the overall television advertising in July-August 2020 and a comparison between ad insertions on TV and Digital advertising in the said period.
1) Advertising spending in the fashion industry increased 17% in 2010 to €1 billion, rebounding from declines in 2009 but still below 2008 levels.
2) Louis Vuitton was the top spender in the fashion sector in 2010 at €55.7 million, and other top spenders included Chanel, Ralph Lauren, Gucci, and Prada.
3) Advertising markets improved in 2010 compared to 2009 in most countries, though overall investments remained below 2008 levels. Italy saw ad spending nearly equal to 2008 levels.
This document provides an analysis and recommendations for the Japanese company Lion Corporation to enter the toothpaste market in Vietnam. It finds that the Vietnam toothpaste market is mature and fragmented, with consumers showing a preference for premium, whitening, and natural products. The analysis recommends Lion launch a premium whitening toothpaste positioned as natural, target the MT Urban and TT 6CTs channels initially, and price competitively against leading brands to penetrate the growing Vietnamese market.
This document discusses India's most valuable celebrity brands according to Duff & Phelps' 2018 celebrity brand valuation report. The key points are:
- Virat Kohli retained the #1 spot with a brand value of $170.9 million, while Deepika Padukone rose to #2. Shah Rukh Khan fell to #5.
- The overall brand value of the top 20 celebrities in 2018 is $877 million.
- Younger celebrities are increasingly popular endorsers as companies want to target youth. Power couples are also becoming influential endorsers.
- The entertainment and media industry in India grew 13% in 2017 to $15 billion, led by growth in digital media like online video
TAM AdEx - Reviewing the TV NEWS Genre in 2023.pdfSocial Samosa
Hindi News claimed the top spot, accounting for over 15% of the Ad Volumes in the News genre during both 2023 and 2022. Services sector secured the top position in 2023, with F&B following closely in the 2nd position.
TAM AdEx 2023 Television Advertising RecapSocial Samosa
As per TAM AdEx's report, May 2023 had the highest share of ad volumes of 9% for television advertising. The second quarter of 2023 saw a 5% growth compared to the first quarter, while the fourth quarter increased by 2% compared to the third quarter.
TAM AdEx - 2023 Cross Media Advertising Recap - FMCG Sector.pdfSocial Samosa
TAM AdEx's recent report summarizes ad volumes in the FMCG sector across TV, Print, Digital, and Radio for 2023. Titled '2023 Cross Media Advertising Recap - FMCG Sector', the report provides an overview of advertising trends.
TAM AdEx - Reviewing the GEC Genre in 2023.pdfSocial Samosa
The Toilet Soaps category claimed the top spot with an 8% share of ad volumes while EcomMedia/Ent./Social Media entered the Top 10 list. Hindi GEC retained its top spot with more than 20% share of GEC channel genre’s ad volumes in 2023.
Television advertising in the first half of 2023 as per TAM AdExSocial Samosa
This report summarizes television advertising trends for January to June 2023. Food and beverages was the top advertising sector, accounting for 23% of ad volumes. Toilet soaps was the leading product category. Hindustan Unilever and Reckitt Benckiser India were the top two advertisers. Harpic Power Plus 10x Max Clean from Reckitt Benckiser India was the most advertised brand. General entertainment channels had the largest share of advertising volumes, outpacing news channels. Overall television ad volumes grew slightly by 3% compared to the same period in 2021 and 2022.
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TAM AdEx Television Advertising Report 18Social Samosa
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FMCG advertising saw growth across television, print and radio in 2022 over 2020. Television saw a 21% rise in ad volumes, with quarters 3 and 4 seeing 5% and 9% increases respectively over quarter 1. Print saw 14% growth in ad space from 2020 to 2022. Radio witnessed a 51% jump in ad volumes over the same period. Food and beverages brands dominated the top advertised categories across mediums. Reckitt Benckiser and Hindustan Unilever led television advertising, while SBS Biotech led in print. Vicco Laboratories had the highest share on radio. Gujarat saw the largest FMCG ad volumes across states in 2022.
TAM AdEx-Television Advertising Report-15Social Samosa
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TAM AdEx-Television Advertising Report-XIISocial Samosa
This document summarizes television advertising trends in India from July-August 2020 compared to the same period in 2019. Some key findings include:
- Advertising volumes on television grew 11% from July-August 2020 compared to the previous year.
- Over 20 new categories and 1,800 new advertisers appeared from July-August 2020.
- News and movies saw increases in share of advertising volumes while genres like GEC and music declined.
TAM AdEx Television Advertising Report-23Social Samosa
During the festive period of August to December 2020:
1) Advertising volumes on television genres like GEC and Movies increased, with both genres seeing higher ad share during festive periods compared to non-festive periods.
2) For the GEC genre, average ad volumes per day grew 7% compared to the previous year. Hindustan Unilever remained the top advertiser.
3) For the Movies genre, average ad volumes per day increased 24% year-over-year. Toilet soaps remained the leading category.
TAM AdEx report - Print Advertising 2023Social Samosa
As per TAM AdEx's report, the ad space demonstrated consistent growth, with a 4% increase in 2023 compared to 2019 and notable quarterly spikes of 7% in Q2 and 28% in Q4, surpassing the 2% rise observed in the detailed 2023-2022 comparison.
TAM AdEx-Quarterly Report on Television Advertising_2024.pdfSocial Samosa
According to the report, there was a 4% decrease in television advertising volumes compared to the same period in 2023, indicating shifts in advertising strategies or market dynamics.
TAM AdEx - Reflections of Y 2023 for Advertising in Movies Genre.pdfSocial Samosa
In terms of the sectors, among the top 10, the BFSI sector was the sole newcomer in 2023 compared to 2022. HUL was the leading advertiser with 22% share of ad volumes in 2023 with Reckitt Benckiser (India) and P&G retaining their respective second and third spot.
The report showcases that in 2023, Maharashtra ranked first in BFSI sector ad volumes with a 20% share, while on digital platforms, AMFI was the top advertiser, accounting for 8% of total ad impressions in the BFSI sector.
This document provides an overview of the advertising industry in India. It discusses the history and growth of advertising, the major media types used (TV, print, radio, online), top advertising companies, and trends in the industry. The key points are:
- The Indian ad industry has grown significantly in recent decades and now includes TV, print, radio, and online advertising.
- Top media for ad spending are TV, print, and online/digital. TV advertising contributes the largest portion at around 40%.
- The industry has seen steady growth of 10-15% annually but faced a downturn in 2009. It is now recovering with increased political and sports advertising.
- Future trends include growing digital/online advertising
The document discusses advertising spending and sales growth trends among Indian companies. It finds that when companies increased their advertising expenditures, they experienced higher sales growth. For example, Hindustan Unilever saw advertising expenses more than double from 2000-01 to 2007-08, and sales growth of 13.2% in 2007-08. Similarly, other companies like Bharti Airtel, Dabur India, and Cadbury saw advertising expenditures rise and sales increase in turn. However, some MNCs did not increase advertising as much as domestic Indian companies, and saw relatively lower sales growth. A study forecasts 9% growth for India's advertising industry in 2010, with key growth from digital media like mobile and internet advertising.
TAM AdEx-Television Advertising Report-IXSocial Samosa
TAM AdEx-Television Advertising Report-IX takes a look at the overall television advertising during Jun-Jul’20. It also takes a deep dive into news channels with a focus on Hindi News, Bengali News, Telugu News, Tamil News and Marathi News.
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TAM AdEx-Mirroring Y 2020 for Television Advertising
1. Mirroring Y 2020 for
Television Advertising
Source: AdEx India, A Division of TAM Media Research
2. Advertising Overview on Television
Co-Branding Ads associated with Movies
Celebrity Ad Endorsement on TV
Trends: Lockdown vs. Unlockdown
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Covid Prevention Categories (Health & Hygiene)
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Contents
Social Advertisements by Government06
3. Highlights
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Ad Volumes on Television grew by 26% during
Y 2020* compared to Y 2016.
Compared to Y 2019, Ad Volumes saw
marginal rise.
Avg. Ad Volumes/Day rose by 39% in 4th
quarter of Y 2020* compared to average Ad
Volumes of first 3 quarters.
Personal Care/Personal Hygiene sector had
20% share of Ad Volumes followed by F&B
with 18% share.
4 out of Top 10 brands were from HUL and 3
brands from Reckitt Benckiser during Y 2020*
M S Dhoni & Virat Kohli together accounted
for overall 66% share of endorsement and
74% share among Male Sports personalities.
90% growth in average Ad Volumes/Day
witnessed during Post Lockdown period
compared to Lockdown period.
In Jul’20, Hand Sanitizer advertising per day
grew by more than 100 times compared to
Jan’20.
In Y 2020*, Television was the most preferred
medium for Social Ads by Govt. with 62%
share followed by Radio with 31% share.
FMCG players ruled the list of Top 10
advertisers with HUL leading the list.
Akshay Kumar topped among the Film Actors
and Kareena Kapoor topped Among Film
Actresses with 16% and 10% share.
4. A Television advertisement (also called a television commercial, commercial, ad TV advert or
simply an advert) is a span of television programming produced and paid for by an organization. It
conveys a message, aimed to market a product or service.
TAM AdEx monitors more than 600+ TV Channels
This section mainly focuses on understanding the advertising trends in comparison to the past 5
years, Monthly Trends, Top Spenders (Categories , Advertisers & Brands), Co-Branding Ads
associated with Movies & Celebrity Endorsement on TV.
1. Advertising Overview on Television
Source: TAM AdEx Note: Figures are based on Secondages for TV; Commercial ads only; excluding promos and social ads
600+ TV
Channels
5. Television Ad Volumes sustained despite Covid Crisis
Source: TAM AdEx Note: Figures are based on Secondages for TV; Commercial ads only; excluding promos and social ads Period : Y 2016-20* (*Jan-19th Dec)
100
113
130
125 126
Y 2016 Y 2017 Y 2018 Y 2019 Y 2020
Indexed Growth in Ad Volumes
Index: Y-2016=100
1,032
752
1,165
1,364
Jan-Mar'20 Apr-Jun'20 Jul-Sep'20 Oct-Dec'20*
Avg.AdVolumes/Day(InHours)
Y 2018 registered highest growth of 30% in Ad Volumes followed by Y 2020 with 26% rise compared to Y 2016.
Avg. Ad Volumes/Day rose by 39% in 4th quarter compared to average Ad Volumes of 1st, 2nd and 3rd quarters.
Due to Covid-19, lowest Avg. Ad Volumes observed in 2nd quarter which includes the lockdown period.
Quarterly Trends : Y 2020*
Data till 19th Dec for all 5 years
Count of
Channels
540+ 630+ 670+ 640+ 635+
6. Monthly Trend of Avg. Ad Volumes/Day: Y 2020*
Source: TAM AdEx Note: Figures are based on Secondages for TV; Commercial ads only; excluding promos and social ads
7.5 %
8.3 % 8.2 %
4.7 %
5.2 %
7.6 %
8.4 %
8.9 %
9.7 %
10.9 %
10.4 %
10.2 %
Jan'20 Feb'20 Mar'20 Apr'20 May'20 Jun'20 Jul'20 Aug'20 Sep'20 Oct'20 Nov'20 Dec'20*
Period : *Jan-19th Dec’20
Lockdown Period
Monthly Share of Ad Volumes
Television Ad Volumes recovered to Pre-Lockdown level just within 3 months of post Lockdown period.
During festive period, Ad Volumes on Television witnessed double digit growth.
7. Personal Care/Personal Hygiene sector had 20% share of Ad Volumes followed by F&B with 18% share.
Top 3 sectors together added 52% share of Ad Volumes which were also on top during Y 2019.
Education sector was the new entrant in Top 10 sectors’ list.
Leading Sectors: Education sector enrolled in Top 10 with considerable upsurge
Source: TAM AdEx Note: Figures are based on Secondages for TV; Commercial ads only; excluding promos and social ads Period : *Jan-19th Dec’20
Rank Top Sectors
1 Personal Care/Personal Hygiene 20%
2 Food & Beverages 18%
3 Services 14%
4 Personal Healthcare 7%
5 Household Products 6%
6 Hair Care 6%
7 Laundry 5%
8 Auto 3%
9 Education 3%
10 Building, Industrial & Land Materials/Equipments 3%
1
2
3
6
4
5
8
7
12
9
Others 13%
Rank in Y 2019*
8. Toilet Soaps category maintained its 1st position during Y 2020 with 7% share of Ad Volumes.
Ecom-Media/Entertainment/Social Media moved up by 5 positions to achieve 2nd rank replacing Toilet/Floor Cleaners.
Rubs and Balms category was the only new entrant in Top 10 categories’ list.
2 Out of Top 10 categories were from Personal Care/Personal Hygiene and F&B sectors each.
Leading Categories : No major rank shift in the Top 10 Categories
Source: TAM AdEx Note: Figures are based on Secondages for TV; Commercial ads only; excluding promos and social ads Period : *Jan-19th Dec’20
9. HUL topped the list followed by Reckitt. Top 10 advertisers together added 45% share of Ad Volumes during Y 2020.
Colgate Palmolive India, Cadburys India and Amazon Online India were in the list of Top 10 advertisers with positive
rank shift compared to Y 2019.
GCMMF (Amul) was the new entrant in Top 10 advertisers’ list.
Leading Advertisers: FMCG Players Ruled among Top 10
Source: TAM AdEx Note: Figures are based on Secondages for TV; Commercial ads only; excluding promos and social ads Period : *Jan-19th Dec’20
Top 10 Advertisers (Jan-Dec’20*): [9,000+]
Rank
(Jan-Dec’19*)
1. Hindustan Unilever 1
2. Reckitt Benckiser India 2
3. Procter & Gamble 3
4. ITC 4
5. Colgate Palmolive India 7
6. Godrej Consumer Products 6
7. Cadburys India 8
8. Wipro 5
9. Amazon Online India 10
10. GCMMF (Amul) 23
- Next 40 Advertisers -
10. Top 2 brands were from Reckitt Benckiser which had almost same share of Ad Volumes during Y 2020.
During Y 2020, there were total 13.5K+ brands present.
4 out of Top 10 brands were from HUL and 3 were from Reckitt Benckiser.
Leading Brands in Y 2020*
Source: TAM AdEx Note: Figures are based on Secondages for TV; Commercial ads only; excluding promos and social ads Period : *Jan-19th Dec’20
Rank Top 10 Brands (Jan-Dec’20*): [13,500+]
1 Dettol Toilet Soaps
2 Dettol Antiseptic Liquid
3 Colgate Dental Cream
4 Lizol
5 Santoor Sandal And Turmeric
6 Lux Toilet Soap
7 Clinic Plus Shampoo
8 Surf Excel Easy Wash
9 Horlicks
10 Amazon.In
Top 10 Brands contributed 9%
share of Television Ad Volumes
11. Ecom-Media/Entertainment/Social Media among categories saw highest increase in Ad secondages with growth of
70% followed by Ecom-Education with 3.4 Times growth during Y 2020* compared to Y 2019*.
In terms of growth %, Hand Sanitizers category witnessed highest growth % among the Top 10 i.e. 19 Times in the Y
2020*.
Rank
Top 10 Growing Categories (Jan-Dec’20*)
(based on highest increase in Ad Volumes) Growth
1 Ecom-Media/Entertainment/Social Media 70%
2 Ecom-Education 3.4 Times
3 Tooth Pastes 29%
4 Antiseptic Creams/Liquids 2.2 Times
5 Hand Sanitizers 19 Times
6 Milk Beverages 25%
7 Shampoos 20%
8 Washing Powders/Liquids 17%
9 Household Cleaners 3.6 Times
10 Range of Toiletries 11 Times
Top Growing Categories : 180+ Categories registered Positive Growth
Source: TAM AdEx Note: Figures are based on Secondages for TV; Commercial ads only; excluding promos and social ads Period : *Jan-19th Dec’20
12. 5K+ exclusive^ advertisers & 7.5K+ exclusive^ brands advertised during Y 2020 compared to Y 2019.
Piccadily Agro Industries and True Shield Hand Sanitizer were the top exclusive^ advertiser and brand respectively
during Y 2020 compared to Y 2019.
HUL advertiser had its 3 and Reckitt Benckiser had 2 exclusive brands in the Top 10 list of Y 2020 compared to Y 2019.
Rank Top 10 New Advertisers (Jan-Dec’20*): [5000+]
1 Piccadily Agro Industries
2 International Cricket Council
3 Whitehat Education Technology
4 Airtel Payments Bank
5 International Advertising Association
6 Prem Henna
7 Wildcraft India
8 Addatimes Media
9 Dell Computer Corporation
10 Tuuple Technocraft
Rank Top 10 New Brands (Jan-Dec’20*): [7,500+]
1 True Shield Hand Sanitizer
2 International Cricket Council
3 Glow & Lovely Advanced Multivitamin
4 Dettol & Moms Soap
5 Facebook.Com
6 Lifebuoy Range
7 Kissan Mixed Fruit Jam
8 Whitehat Jr
9 Voot Select
10 Dettol Disinfectant Spray
Leading exclusive^ Advertiser and Brands belonged to Hand Sanitizer category
Source: TAM AdEx Note: Figures are based on Secondages for TV; Commercial ads only; excluding promos and social ads Period : *Jan-19th Dec’20
^ Present in Y 2020* and not in Y 2019*
13. During Y 2020*, Top 5 channel genres retained their positions compared to Y 2019*; News genre topped on TV during
both the periods.
Top 5 channels genres accounted for more than 90% share of Ad Volumes during both the periods.
Top 5 Channel Genres: News and GEC covered 58% of Ad Volumes
Source: TAM AdEx Note: Figures are based on Secondages for TV; Commercial ads only; excluding promos and social ads Period : Jan-Dec’20* (* Till 19th Dec)
31%
27%
23%
10%
3%
6% News
GEC
Movies
Music
Kids
Others (7)
30%
28%
21%
12%
4%
6% News
GEC
Movies
Music
Kids
Others (7)
Channel Genres
Y 2019*
Channel Genres
Y 2020*
14. Regional and National channels had 63% and 37% share of Ad Volumes respectively during Y 2020*
1% increase in share of Regional channels’ advertising on TV during Y 2020* over Y 2019*
Ad Volumes on Regional channels witnessed rise of 2% during Y 2020* compared to Y 2019*
National and Regional Channels : Regional channels saw 2% rise Ad Volumes
Source: TAM AdEx Note: Figures are based on Secondages for TV; Commercial ads only; excluding promos and social ads Period : Jan-Dec’20* (* Till 19th Dec)
Regional
Channels
National
Channels
62%
38%
Regional
Channels
National
Channels
63%
37%
15. Webart Softech and Attica Gold Company were leading Exclusive advertisers on National and Regional channels
respectively during Y 2020*
900+ Exclusive Advertisers on National and 6900+ on Regional Channels in Y 2020*
Source: TAM AdEx Note: Figures are based on Secondages for TV; Commercial ads only; excluding promos and social ads Period : Jan-Dec’20* (* Till 19th Dec)
Rank
Exclusive Advertisers
(National Channels)
1 Webart Softech
2 Curefit Healthcare
3 Toppr Technologies
4 In Style Way
5 Herbal Canada
6 National Geographic Society
7 Fastway Transmission
8 Shree Shakti Enterprice
9 Audi
10 Fastway
Rank
Exclusive Advertisers
(Regional Channels)
1 Attica Gold Company
2 Rahul Foundation
3 The Chennai Silks Group
4 Dr Alco Free
5 Ganapati Herbal Care
6 Kaleesuwari Refinery
7 Sdj Gold Company
8 Akshaya Gold Company
9 Pankajakasthuri Herbals
10 Star Cement
16. 2. Advertising Snapshot during Unlockdown Period compared to Lockdown
Source: TAM AdEx Note: Figures are based on Secondages for TV; Commercial ads only; excluding promos and social ads
The world has changed due to the pandemic. Advertising industry also witnessed slow
down during the Lockdown Period. Since the Unlock , Businesses are also trying their
best to catch up with changed market scenario. During the Unlockdown period,
Advertising on TV also saw significant improvement.
In this section, we have showcased the advertising scenario in Unlockdown compared to
Lockdown period on TV medium.
Unlockdown Period saw 1200+ Hours of Average Ad Volumes/Day
90% more compared to Lockdown Period
Post Lockdown : Jun-Dec’20* (* Till 19th Dec)
Lockdown : Apr-May’20
17. 90% growth in average Ad Volumes/Day was seen during Unlockdown period compared to Lockdown period.
Tally of Categories grew by 24% whereas that for Advertisers and Brands rose by more than 2 Times during Unlockdown
period.
Advertising Trends – 90% growth during Unlockdown period
Source: TAM AdEx Note: Figures are based on Secondages for TV; Commercial ads only; excluding promos and social ads Post Lockdown : Jun-Dec’20* (* Till 19th Dec)
L.D. L.D.
+90%
-38%
Y2020 Y2020 Y2020
Pre
360+
450+
LD ULD
2500+
6100+
LD ULD
3700+
9300+
LD ULD
Count of
Categories
Count of
Advertisers
Count of
Brands
Growth in Average Ad Volumes/Day Tally of Categories, Advertisers and Brands - Lockdown & Unlockdown
Pre Lockdown : Jan-Mar’20 Lockdown : Apr-May’20
1,000+
Hrs.
U.L.D.
L.D.: Lockdown
U.L.D: Unlockdown
18. In the Unlockdown period, Shampoos among categories and Hindustan Unilever among advertisers saw highest
increase in Ad secondages with growth of 2.5 Times and 94% respectively compared to Lockdown period.
In terms of growth %, Cars category and Cadburys India advertiser witnessed highest growth % among the Top 10 i.e.
15 Times and 16.5 Times respectively in the Unlockdown period.
Rank
Top 10 Categories: Unlockdown
(based on highest increase in Ad Volumes)
Growth
1 Shampoos 2.5 Times
2 Toilet Soaps 43%
3 Cars 15 Times
4 Chocolates 6 Times
5 Washing Powders/Liquids 66%
6 Rubs and Balms 7 Times
7 Milk Beverages 53%
8 Moisturising Lotion/Creams 7.5 Times
9 Biscuits 6 Times
10 Antiseptic Creams/Liquids 3 Times
Top Growing Categories and Advertisers during Unlockdown Period
Source: TAM AdEx Note: Figures are based on Secondages for TV; Commercial ads only; excluding promos and social ads Post Lockdown : Jun-Dec’20* (* Till 19th Dec)
Rank
Top 10 Advertisers: Unlockdown
(based on highest increase in Ad Volumes)
Growth
1 Hindustan Unilever 94%
2 Reckitt Benckiser India 2 Times
3 Godrej Consumer Products 3.5 Times
4 Cadburys India 16.5 Times
5 Ponds India 5 Times
6 ITC 93%
7 Procter & Gamble 3.5 Times
8 Amazon Online India 2 Times
9 Lakme Lever 13 Times
10 Facebook Inc. New
Lockdown : Apr-May’20
19. 3. Advertising snapshot of Covid Prevention Categories (Health & Hygiene)
Source: TAM AdEx Note: Figures are based on Secondages for TV; Commercial ads only; excluding promos and social ads Period : Jan-Dec’20* (* Till 19th Dec)
In Jul’20, Hand Sanitizer advertising per day grew by more than 100 times
compared to Jan’20
COVID-19 posed several unique challenges. Prevention of Covid-19 was top
priority. From the government to doctors and wellness experts, everyone stressed
on the various traditional and new ways of building immunity and maintaining
hygiene protocols.
This section gives a top line of TV advertising trends in Categories like Sanitizers,
Chyawanprash, etc.
20. In Jul’20, Hand Sanitizer advertising per day grew by more than 100 times compared to Jan’20.
Piccadily Agro Industries was the top advertiser of Hand Sanitizers which added 60% share of Ad Volumes followed by
HUL with 16% share during Y 2020*.
Hand Sanitizer: Ad Volumes soared from April onwards
Source: TAM AdEx Note: Figures are based on Secondages for TV; Commercial ads only; excluding promos and social ads Period : *Jan-19th Dec’20
7 6 1
400
631
781
850
629
549
636
536
373
Jan'20 Feb'20 Mar'20 Apr'20 May'20 Jun'20 Jul'20 Aug'20 Sep'20 Oct'20 Nov'20 Dec'20*
Avg.AdVolumes/Day(InMinutes)
Rank Top 10 Advertisers (Jan-Dec’20*) % Share
1 Piccadily Agro Industries 60%
2 Hindustan Unilever 16%
3 ITC 4%
4 Asian Paints India 3%
5 Cipla 3%
6 Wipro 3%
7 Ganapati Herbal Care 2%
8 Vanesa Inc 2%
9 Lupin 1%
10 The Himalaya Drug 1%
21. Rank Top Advertisers (Jan-Dec’20*) % Share
1 Reckitt Benckiser India 92%
2 G D Pharma 4%
3 Cavin Kare 2%
4 Emami 1%
5 Dabur India 1%
6 M U Amreliya 0.2%
7 Assam Chem & Pharma 0.1%
8 Ultimact Antiseptic Liquid 0.04%
9 ITC 0.04%
10 Alleviate Therapeutics 0.01%
In Sep’20*, average Ad Volumes/Day for Antiseptic Creams/Liquids grew by 3.5 times compared to Jan’20.
Among the 11 advertisers of Antiseptic Creams/Liquids, Reckitt Benckiser solely had 92% share of advertising with its
one brand Dettol Antiseptic Liquid.
Antiseptic Creams/Liquids: Month of Sep’20 witnessed highest Ad Volumes
Source: TAM AdEx Note: Figures are based on Secondages for TV; Commercial ads only; excluding promos and social ads Period : *Jan-19th Dec’20
7
6
4
7
5
9
18
19
26
19
22
14
Jan'20 Feb'20 Mar'20 Apr'20 May'20 Jun'20 Jul'20 Aug'20 Sep'20 Oct'20 Nov'20 Dec'20*
Avg.AdVolumes/Day(InHours)
22. In Dec’20*, Chyavanprash advertising grew by more than 6 times compared to Jan’20.
Among the 8 advertisers of Chyavanprash, Dabur India had 37% share of advertising followed by Emami with 23% share.
Chyawanprash: Dec’20 saw an upsurge in Ad Volumes
Source: TAM AdEx Note: Figures are based on Secondages for TV; Commercial ads only; excluding promos and social ads Period : *Jan-19th Dec’20
37
4 3
12 7
21 18 16
49
77
138
237
Jan'20 Feb'20 Mar'20 Apr'20 May'20 Jun'20 Jul'20 Aug'20 Sep'20 Oct'20 Nov'20 Dec'20*
Avg.AdVolumes/Day(InMinutes)
Rank Top Advertisers (Jan-Dec’20*) % Share
1 Dabur India 37%
2 Emami 23%
3 Patanjali Ayurved 16%
4 Shree Dhootapapeshwar 14%
5 Shree Baidyanath Ayur Bhawan 9%
6 Vedanjali Wellness Services 0.1%
7 Kandam Kulathi Vaidhya Shala 0.1%
8 Tanvi Clinic 0.01%
23. 4. Celebrity Ad Endorsement on TV
Source: TAM AdEx Note: Figures are based on Secondages for TV; Commercial ads only; excluding promos and social ads Period : *Jan-Nov’20
Celebrity endorsements in India has managed to help a brand’s image and consumer recall. This is based on a
pretty simple logic. India is a country where people are star-struck by Movie Stars, Sports Personality, TV Actor
& Actress.
Celebrities are idolized and when associated with a brand, the promotion grabs eyeballs. There has been a rise
of celebrity endorsed brands in India.
Base: Celebrities (Actor/Actress) from Hindi – Movies & TV Industry and Sports personalities are considered.
South Stars (Movies & TV Industry) are excluded from the analysis.
During Y 2020*, 81K + Hours of Celebrity Ad Volumes seen with 23% share of Overall TV Advertising
24. Akshay Kumar topped among the Film Actors with 16% share of celebrity Ad Volumes followed by Amitabh Bachchan
with 10% share.
Among Film Actresses, Kareena Kapoor and Kiara Advani attained 1st and 2nd position respectively with 10% and 9%
share of Ad Volumes.
Top 5 Film Actors and Actresses added 46% and 38% share during Y 2020*.
Rank Top 5 Film Actors
1 Akshay Kumar
2 Amitabh Bachchan
3 Ranveer Singh
4 Shahrukh Khan
5 Varun Dhawan
Top Film Celebrities Endorsing Brands : Y 2020*
Source: TAM AdEx Note: Figures are based on Secondages for TV; Commercial ads only; excluding promos and social ads Period : *Jan-Nov’20
Rank Top 5 Film Actresses
1 Kareena Kapoor
2 Kiara Advani
3 Alia Bhatt
4 Anushka Sharma
5 Shraddha Kapoor
25. Ram Kapoor and Raju Shrivastav were the Top 2 TV Actors with 36% and 28% share of celebrity advertising respectively
in Y2020*.
Shakshi Tanwar (Parvati) topped among TV Actresses with 27% share of Ad Volumes followed by Divyanka Tripathi
with 23% share in Y2020*.
Top 5 TV Actors and Actresses had 84% and 80% share respectively in Y 2020*.
Top Television Celebrities Endorsing Brands : Y 2020*
Source: TAM AdEx Note: Figures are based on Secondages for TV; Commercial ads only; excluding promos and social ads Period : *Jan-Nov’20
Rank Top 5 TV Actors
1 Ram Kapoor
2 Raju Shrivastav
3 Manav Gohil
4 Mohan Kapoor
5 Parikshit Sahni
Rank Top 5 TV Actresses
1 Shakshi Tanwar (Parvati)
2 Divyanka Tripathi
3 Manasi Parekh
4 Shweta Tiwari (Prerna)
5 Supriya Pilgaonkar
26. M S Dhoni & Virat Kohli together accounted for overall 66% share of endorsement and 74% share among Male Sports
personalities.
P.V. Sindhu was the Top Female Sports personality with 42% share of Ad Volumes in Y2020* followed by Saina Nehwal
with 26% share
Top 5 Sports Person
(Overall)
Top 5 Sports Person
(Male)
Top 5 Sports Person
(Female)
Virat Kohli Virat Kohli P.V Sindhu
M S Dhoni M S Dhoni Saina Nehwal
Sachin Tendulkar Sachin Tendulkar Sania Mirza
P.V Sindhu Sourav Ganguly Mithali Raj
Sourav Ganguly Rohit Sharma Hima Das
Top Sports Personalities Endorsing Brands : Y 2020*
Source: TAM AdEx Note: Figures are based on Secondages for TV; Commercial ads only; excluding promos and social ads Period : *Jan-Nov’20
27. 5. Co-Branding Ads with Movies – Y 2020*
Source: TAM AdEx Note: Figures are based on Secondages for TV; Commercial ads only; excluding promos and social ads Period : Jan-Dec’20* (* Till 19th Dec)
Co-branded advertising is an interesting in program platform that has gained popularity. A
brand and movie both form an alliance to work together, creating marketing synergy.
On television, there have been various co-branding efforts, which have created fantastic
symbiotic relationship between the brands and movies.
TAM AdEx monitors co-branding ads in association with movies on television. In this section,
we have showcased the co-branding advertising scenario on the TV channels.
During Y 2020*, 320+ Hours of Co-Branding Ad Volumes with movies recorded on TV
28. Dr Juneja Accumass topped among the brands associated with movies with 14% share of Co-Branding Ad Volumes.
All Top 10 brands were associated with One movie each; The top brand Dr Juneja Accumass partnered with Tanhaji The
Unsung Warrior.
Top 10 brands added 61% share of Co-Branding Ad Volumes during Y 2020*.
Rank Top 10 Brands Associated with Movies % Share
1 Dr Juneja Accumass 14%
2 Medlife.com 12%
3 Center Fresh 3 Layers Gum 8%
4 Huggies Wonder Pants 5%
5 Nestle Kk Dessert Delight 5%
6 Emami Double Bull Cement 5%
7 Yardley Compact Perfumes 3%
8 Shree Jung Rodhak Cement 3%
9 Gillette Guard 3%
10 Macho Hint 3%
Leading Brands among Co-Branded Ads: Total 50+ Brands Associated with Movies
Source: TAM AdEx Note: Figures are based on Secondages for TV; Commercial ads only; excluding promos and social ads Period : Jan-Dec’20* (* Till 19th Dec)
29. Rank Top 10 Movies in Co-Branding
Count of
Brands
1 Tanhaji The Unsung Warrior 10
2 Love Aaj Kal (2020) 5
3 Chhapaak 3
4 Good Newwz 3
5 Baaghi 3 3
6 Mirzapur 2 (Web Series) 2
7 Shakuntala Devi 2
8 Darbar 3
9 Panga 4
10 Dabangg 3 1
Leading Movies among Co-Branded Ads : Total 20+ Movies Associated with Brands
Source: TAM AdEx Note: Figures are based on Secondages for TV; Commercial ads only; excluding promos and social ads Period : Jan-Dec’20* (* Till 19th Dec)
Tanhaji The Unsung Warrior topped among the movies associated with brands and was associated with 10 brands.
Top 10 movies added 89% share of Co-Branding Ad Volumes during Y 2020*.
30. 6. Social Advertisements by Government
Source: TAM AdEx Note: Figures are based on Secondages for TV; Commercial ads only; Social ads by Government only Period : Jan-Dec’20* (* Till 19th Dec)
.
During Y 2020*, 43% of Ad Volumes of Social Ads by Govt. were for awareness
and prevention against Covid-19 pandemic
In this section, we have analyzed trends of Social Ads by Govt. on Television during Y 2020.
The Category covers ads by Central and State government bodies to spread awareness around various social
Schemes. In Y 2020 there was a surge in Social ads to help inform and educated the public on various
measures during Covid-19 pandemic.
31. During Y 2020*, Television was the most preferred medium for Social Ads by Govt. with 62% share followed by Radio
with 31% share.
Among the Traditional mediums, share of Social Ads by Govt. on Television was increased by 6% during Y 2020*
compared to Y 2019*.
Share of Social Ads by Govt. on TV compared to other Traditional Mediums
Source: TAM AdEx Note: Figures are based on Ad Insertions; Social ads by Government only Period : Jan-Dec’20* (* Till 19th Dec)
62%TV
31%Radio
7%Print
Y2020*
32. Rise of 16% during Y 2020* over Y 2019* in Social Ads by Govt.
Ad Volumes surged during Mar’20, Apr’20 and May’20 due to Covid – 19 related Social Ads by Govt.
Trend of Social Advertising by Govt.: Mar-May saw a surge in Ads
Source: TAM AdEx Note: Figures are based on Secondages for TV; Social ads by Government only Period : Jan-Dec’20* (* Till 19th Dec)
1,430
1,292
3,127
3,695
2,907
2,434
2,173
1,609
1,480
1,737
2,263
1,015
Jan'20 Feb'20 Mar'20 Apr'20 May'20 Jun'20 Jul'20 Aug'20 Sep'20 Oct'20 Nov'20 Dec'20^AdVolumes(InHrs)
100
116
Y 2019* Y 2020*
Growth in Social Govt. Ads
Y 2020* over Y 2019*
Index: Y 2019*=100 Period: Y 2020*
Higher Share of
|------- Covid Related -------|
Social Ads
Monthly Trends of Social Govt. Advertising – Y 2020*
33. During Y 2020*, 43% of Ad Volumes of Social Ads by Govt. were for awareness and prevention against Covid-19
pandemic
In Apr’20, Television registered highest share of messages around Covid-19 pandemic i.e. 80%
Between Feb – Dec, 43% ad volumes was dedicated to Awareness around Covid
Source: TAM AdEx Note: Figures are based on Secondages for TV; Social ads by Government only Period : Jan-Dec’20* (* Till 19th Dec)
1%
49%
80%
63%
51%
43%
33% 33% 34%
23%
16%
100% 99%
51%
20%
37%
49%
57%
67% 67% 66%
77%
84%
Jan'20 Feb'20 Mar'20 Apr'20 May'20 Jun'20 Jul'20 Aug'20 Sep'20 Oct'20 Nov'20 Dec'20*
Corona Related Others
Covid
Related
Others
43%
57%
Social Ads by Government
34. Ministry of Health & Family Welfare and Govt. of Delhi topped among the Central and State govt. advertisers
respectively.
Top 10 advertisers of Central and State govt. added 91% and 64% share of social advertising by Govt. respectively.
During Y 2020*, 51% of Social ads by Govt. were from different Central Government bodies
Source: TAM AdEx Note: Figures are based on Secondages for TV; Social ads by Government only Period : Jan-Dec’20* (* Till 19th Dec)
Top 10 Advertisers (Central Govt.) % Share
Ministry Of Health & Family Welfare 36%
Doordarshan-Prasar Bharti 17%
Govt Of India 12%
National Informatics Centre 9%
Ministry Of Drinking Water & Sanitation 5%
Top 10 Advertisers (State Govt.) % Share
Govt Of Delhi 14%
Dept Of Info & Public Relations (Up) 9%
Govt Of Madhya Pradesh 9%
Govt Of Uttar Pradesh 7%
Govt Of Chhattisgarh 5%
Central
State
51%
49%
Y 2020*- Total 70+ Central Govt. Advertisers Y 2020*- Total 300+ State Govt. Advertisers
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