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Tuesday, 30th April, 2009 |
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Highlights :
- Print Ad volumes has seen rise of 2.2 times during 2008 compared to 1999
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- 3.6 times rise in Average number of ads appearing per day on Newspapers during 2008 over 1999.
- ‘Banking/Finance/Investment’ was the only sector to maintain its 3rd rank during 1999 and 2008.
- ‘Corporate/Brand Image’ was the only category to maintain its 6th Position in the Top 10 categories list in Print across both the years 1999 and 2008.
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This week, AdEx India analyzes the:10 Year Round Up of Print advertising - Part 1 |
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Volume Growth in Print from 1999 to 2008 |
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Share of Newspapers and Magazines (1999 to 2008) |
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- Compared to 1999, 2.2 times increase in Print ad volumes during 2008.
- During 2008, 3% rise in Print ad volumes compared to 2007.
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- Gradual increasing share of magazines over the years in Print.
- Share of Magazines was 5% from 2005 to 2008 in overall Print ad volumes.
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Average Ads /Day on Newspapers (1999 to 2008) |
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Top 10 Sectors in Print during (1999 and 2008) |
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- Compared to 1999, 3.6 times rise in avg. number of ads appearing per day on Newspapers during 2008.
- Maximum growth in average ads per day on Newspapers during 2006 compared to 1999.
- 1% decrease in average number of ads appearing per day on Newspapers during 2008 compared to 2007.
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- 3 of the Top 10 sectors in Print for the year 1999 i.e. ‘Textile/Clothing’, ‘Computers’ and ‘Food & Beverages’ were replaced by sector like ‘Retail’, ‘Personal Healthcare’ and ‘Media’.
- Positioning of 6 of the Top 10 sectors in Print of 1999 have being reshuffled in the Top 10 list of sectors in 2008.viz. ‘Durables’, ‘Auto’, ‘Education’, ‘Personal Accessories’, ‘Services’ and ‘Corporate/Brand Image’.
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Share of Top 10 Sectors of 1999 and their contribution over the years in Print |
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Top 10 Categories in Print during (1999 and 2008) |
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- Contribution of the Top 10 sectors of 1999 in Print was 81% which decreased to 60% in 2008.
- From 1999 to 2003 share of Top 10 sector of 1999 was above 69% and from 2004 onwards, share of Top 10 sectors is above 60% in Print.
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- ‘Television Sets’ and ‘Two Wheelers’ the Top 2 categories of 1999 has being replaced by ‘Educational Institutions’ and ‘Social Advertisements’ category respectively in 2008.
- Among the Top 10 Category list in Print for the year 1999,‘Corporate/Brand Image’ and ‘Cars/Jeeps’ were the only two categories to be present within the Top 10 list of categories in 2008.
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Share of Top 10 Categories of 1999 and their contribution over the years in Print |
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Tally of Advertisers in Print (1999 to 2008) |
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- Contribution of the Top 10 Categories of 1999 in Print was 41% which decreased to 12% in 2008.
- From 2004 to 2008 share of Top 10 Categories of 1999 was below 20% in Print.
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- 12 times increase in count of advertisers in Print during 2008 compared to 1999.
- Compared to 2007, 9% increase in count of advertisers in Print during 2008.
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Top 10 Advertisers in Print during (1999 and 2008) |
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Share of Top 50 Advertisers of 1999 and their contribution over the years in Print |
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- 3 of the Top 10 advertisers in Print of 1999 were among the Top 10 list of advertisers of 2008.i.e ‘LG Electronics India Ltd’, ‘Samsung India Electronics Ltd’ and Maruti Suzuki Ltd’.
- During 1999, 6 of the Top 10 advertisers were from ‘Durables’ sector and 3 belonged to ‘Automobiles’ sector in Print.
- Whereas in 2008, Top 10 advertisers list in Print, comprised of 2 players each belonging to ‘Automobiles’ sector and ‘Telecom/Internet Service Provider’ sector.
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- Share of Top 50 Advertisers in Print of 1999 has seen decline in its share over the years.
- Top 50 advertisers share was above 30% before 2002 in Print.
- Maximum share of Top 50 Advertisers was during 1999 i.e. 43% in Print.
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Watch out for forthcoming interesting
analyses in future. (Analysis from
AdEx India-A Division of TAM Media Research) |
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Ad Volume is based on secondages.
Advertising spends, if any, indicate market valuation of the ad space/time
bought.
The figures should be taken only as indicative and not
absolutes
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Siddhartha Mukherjee,
Vice President - Communications, Business Head - Eikona PR Track, TAM
Media Research Pvt. Ltd, Mafatlal Chambers – C/D, N M Joshi Marg, Lower
Parel (East), Mumbai – 400 013, India. Tel:
+91 22 66531205, Mobile: +91 9820082516, E-mail: Siddhartha@tamindia.com, Website: www.tamindia.com |
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