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  • Sun TV most watched channel in week 47: Barc

    Sun TV most watched channel in week 47: Barc

    Mumbai: Toppling Star Plus, Sun TV became the most watched channel in Broadcast Audience Research Council (Barc) week 47 (20 to 26 November). The channel garnered weekly AMAs of 2783.24 (‘000s). It was at the second position last week with 2694.33 AMA.

    Star Plus grabbed the next spot with 2743.38 AMA. At 2709.69, Star Maa stood at third position.

    Star Utsav, Colors, Star Vijay Sony SAB, were at number four to seven. Marathi GEC Star Pravah was eighth position.  Zee TV and Dhinchaak latched on to the last two slots.

    Sun TV continued to lead the mega cities with weekly AMAs of 483.25 (‘000s). It was followed by Colors, Star Plus, Star Vijay and Sony SAB.

    The South market was also dominated by Sun TV at 2776.53 (‘000s). Star Maa, Star Vijay, Zee Telugu, and Zee Kannada grabbed the remaining four positions.

    Among the regional markets, Star Pravah was the most viewed channel in Mahrashtra/Goa with 1528.44 AMA, Star Jalsha in West Bengal (1205.38), Tarang in Odisha (471.46), and Zee Kannada in Karnatka (1372.18).

    The Hindi heartland was ruled by Star Utsav. The channel garnered 249.13 weekly AMA in Rajasthan and 365.58 (‘000s) in UP Uttrakhand.

  • HUL top advertiser in week 46: Barc

    HUL top advertiser in week 46: Barc

    Mumbai: FMCG firms beginning with Hindustan Lever Ltd dominated the top-10 advertiser list in week 46 (13 to 19 November) according to Broadcast Audience Research Council (Barc) data. Recorded ad volumes for the company stood at 4486.09 (‘000s). Reckitt Benckiser (India) Ltd was second at 3462.72 (‘000s).

    Ponds India which usually languished at one of the last five spots was at number three in week 46. Entering into the winter season, the beauty and personal care firm stepped up the game to deliver ad volumes of 1020.95 (‘000s).

    Cadbury’s India Ltd, Brooke Bond Lipton India Ltd, Godrej Consumer Products Ltd, Colgate Palmolive India Ltd, Procter & Gamble, Coca Cola India Ltd, and Lakme Lever Ltd followed, in that order.

    Other than Horlicks at the top spot (397.9), the brands list looked very different with Veet Men Hair Removal Cream, Lizol, Ultratech Cement, and Fanta (new entrant) at the second to fifth positions. Ultratech Cement debuted last week at number eight.

    Long-time leader Dettol Toilet Sopas slipped to the sixth slot, Dettol Antiseptic Liquid was eighth, and Dettol Foaming Handwash at tenth. At number seven and nine were Harpic Power Plus 10X Max Clean and Clinic Plus Shampoo, respectively.

  • Star Plus regains top spot in week 46: Barc

    Star Plus regains top spot in week 46: Barc

    Mumbai: Star Plus regained the top spot after a gap of two weeks as per Broadcast Audience Research Council (Barc) data for week 46 (13 to 19 November). The channel garnered weekly AMAs of 2726.35 (‘000s). It was at the second position last week with 2575.03 AMA.

    Tamil major Sun TV followed Star Plus with 2694.33 AMA. At 2603.83, Star Maa stood third. Star Utsav, Colors, Sony SAB, Star Vijay were at number four to seven, respectively. Marathi GEC Star Pravah, which entered the all-India top-10 league at the tenth spot last week, was at eighth position.  Zee TV and Zee Telugu grabbed the ninth and tenth positions, respectively.

    Sun TV continued to lead the mega cities with weekly AMAs of 457.05 (‘000s). It was followed by Colors, Star Plus, Star Vijay, and Sony SAB.

    The South market was also dominated by Sun TV at 2688.73 (‘000s). Star Maa, Star Vijay, Zee Telugu, and Zee Kannada grabbed the remaining four slots.

    Among the regional markets, Star Pravah was the most viewed channel in Maharashtra/Goa with 1559.13 AMA, Star Jalsha in West Bengal (1173.04), Tarang in Odisha (476.19), and Zee Kannada in Karnataka (1308.6).

    The Hindi heartland was led by Star Utsav with 219.79 weekly AMAs in Rajasthan and 355.03 in UP Uttarakhand.

  • October records highest TV ad-volume in 2021

    October records highest TV ad-volume in 2021

    Mumbai: Riding high on the festivals and sports events, the total ad volume on Television was recorded to be the highest in October, according to the data released by Broadcast Audience Research Council (Barc), here on Tuesday.

    The total ad volumes for the month of October 2021 stood at 178 mn seconds, the highest for the year. According to the data, the volume is 11 per cent higher than that of October 2020 and 23 per cent higher than October 2019. The total number of advertisers stood at 2851 and brands were 4,624 for October 2021, out of which 22 per cent were new advertisers.

    “Television advertising continues to grow peaking at 178 million seconds in Oct 2021, the highest for the same period over the last three years. Backed by festivities and sporting events, these numbers have reinstated a strong positive sentiment amongst marketers,” said Barc India head-client partnerships and revenue function Aaditya Pathak. “New advertisers and brands continue to ride this growth wave and place their trust in the medium given its reach. Ad volumes for the Dussehra week grew by 13 per cent over the previous four weeks and by 25 per cent over 2019. The number of new advertisers and brands was also the highest for this period.”

    FMCG leads the charts

    While ad volumes for FMCG dominated the charts, e-commerce and BFSI sectors have recorded a record growth of 97 per cent and 98 per cent respectively, against October 2019, which is highest amongst other sectors.

    Ad Volumes for the Auto sector also showed a positive curve with a growth of three per cent over 2019. The Retail sector grew by 127 per cent, Durables by 297 per cent and Personal Accessories by 157 per cent, over the start of the year, January 2021.  As a positive sentiment in the construction sector, ad volumes for the ‘Building Equipment’ category posted a 23 per cent growth in Oct 2021 over Oct 2019.

    As per the data, Dussehra Week 2021 witnessed 13 per cent growth in Ad Volumes over the previous four weeks and 25 per cent over 2019. The number of Advertisers and Brands during the Dussehra week 2021, is the highest as compared to previous years; 18 per cent more than the previous four weeks.

    Bhojpuri language dominates

    Ad volumes for Bhojpuri language during the festive period were at an all-time high in 2021, recording a growth of 111 per cent compared to the same period in Oct 2019. Apart from Bhojpuri, Punjabi ad volumes has also recorded a 52 per cent growth over Oct 2019, while the growth percentage for Telugu and Marathi languages was 33 per cent and 35 per cent respectively.

  • HUL maintains lead in week 44: Barc

    HUL maintains lead in week 44: Barc

    Mumbai: With ad volumes of 5074.45 (‘000s), Hindustan Lever Ltd (HUL) was the most prolific advertiser in week 44 (30 October to 5 November) according to Broadcast Audience Research Council (Barc) data. Reckitt Benckiser grabbed the second spot at 1480.15.

    At the third to ninth positions were Ponds India, Brooke Bond Lipton India Ltd, Godrej Consumer Products Ltd, Procter & Gamble, Amazon Online India Pvt Ltd, Cadbury India Ltd, and Colgate Palmolive India Ltd. Lakme Lever Ltd was the new entrant at the tenth spot with ad volumes of 416.15 (‘000s).

    Horlicks was the most advertised brand in week 44 with ad volumes of 443.06 (‘000s). At 319.42 Clinic Plus Shampoo was second. It was followed by Brooke Bond Bru Instant (260.48) at the third position.

    Amazon Prime Video, Lalithaa Jewellery, Amazon India, Surf Excel Easy Wash, Close Up Ever Fresh (new) Vaseline Intensive Care Deep Moisture Body Lotion (new), and Boost followed.

  • Sun TV most viewed channel in week 44: Barc data

    Sun TV most viewed channel in week 44: Barc data

    Mumbai: Clocking 3226.18 (‘000s) AMA, Sun TV regained the top slot in week 44 (30 October to 5 November) according to data released by Broadcast Audience Research Council (Barc). The broadcast network was in the third position last week with 2530.41 AMA. Star Sports 1 Hindi maintained its hold at the second spot with 2832.51 weekly AMA.

    Week 43’s top grosser Star Plus was at number three, as the GEC garnered 2504.93 (‘000s) this week. Star Maa, Star Utsav, Star Vijay, Colors, Sony SAB, Zee TV, and Zee Telugu grabbed the remaining positions.

    Sun TV dominated the Mega Cities at 596.75 (‘000s). Star Sports 1 Hindi, Star Plus, Colors, and Star Vijay followed.  Sun was the leader in the South Market as well with 3215.53 AMA. The remaining slots were occupied by Star Maa, Star Vijay, Zee Telugu, and Zee Kannada.

    Within the regional markets, Star Pravah continued to lead in Maharashtra/Goa with 1354.91 AMA. At 1087.66 (‘000s) Star Jalsha was the most viewed channel in West Bengal, Tarang (478.78) in Odisha, Zee Kannada in Karnataka with 1249.2AMA, Star Utsav (213.02) in Rajasthan, as well as in UP/Uttarakhand where it clocked 405.55 (‘000s). 

  • HUL becomes top advertiser in week 43: Barc

    HUL becomes top advertiser in week 43: Barc

    Mumbai: With ad volumes of 4600.63 Hindustan Lever Ltd (HUL) was the top advertiser in week 43 (23 – 29 October) according to Broadcast Audience Research Council (Barc) data. Reckitt Benckiser (India) Ltd (3121.31) and Godrej Consumer Products Ltd (900.75) were in the second and third positions, respectively.

    They were followed by Ponds India, Brooke Bond Lipton India Ltd, ITC Ltd, Cadbury’s India Ltd, Amazon Online India Pvt Ltd, Coca-Cola India Ltd, and Colgate Palmolive India Ltd.

    Among the brands, HUL’s Horlicks was the top performer delivering ad volumes of 473.75 (‘000s). Dettol Toilet Soaps, Lalithaa Jewellery, and Veet Men Hair Removal Cream grabbed the next three slots.

    Fanta was the new entrant at the number five. It was followed by Harpic Bathroom Cleaner, Amazon Prime Video, and Clinic Plus Shampoo.

    Debuting at number nine, was Tata’s new SUV Tata Punch. Dettol Antiseptic Liquid finished last.

  • Star Plus regains top spot in week 43: Barc

    Star Plus regains top spot in week 43: Barc

    Mumbai: With weekly AMAs of 2723.92 (‘000s), Star Plus regained the top spot in week 43 (23 October to 29 October) according to data released by Broadcast Audience Research Council (Barc). The Hindi GEC was at the third position last week with 2529.05 (‘000s) AMA.

    Clocking 2616.35 (‘000s), Star Sports 1 Hindi which failed to register its presence last week, re-entered the top-ten list as the second most viewed channel in week 43. Sun TV finished third with 2530.41 AMA. Last week’s top performer Star Maa slipped to the fourth position.

    The remaining slots were grabbed by Star Utsav, Star Vijay, Colors, Sony SAB, Zee TV, and Zee Telugu.

    At 439.69 AMA, Star Plus ruled the Mega Cities. It was followed by Sun TV, Star Sports 1 Hindi, Colors, and Star Vijay. The South market was led by Sun TV at 2520.46 (‘000s). Star Maa, Star Vijay, Zee Telugu, and Zee Kannada were at the number from two to five, respectively.

    Among the regional markets, Star Pravah was the top grosser in Maharashtra/Goa with 1349.95 AMA. Zee Bangla (1109.92 AMA) was the most viewed channel in West Bengal, Tarang (436.04 AMA) in Odisha, Zee Kannada (1361.47 AMA) in Karnataka, and Star Utsav in Rajasthan (243.84 AMA), and UP/Uttarakhand (361.13 AMA).

  • HUL is top advertiser in week 42: Barc

    HUL is top advertiser in week 42: Barc

    Mumbai: With ad volumes of 4257.91, FMCG major Hindustan Lever Ltd (HUL) continued to lead Barc’s top advertiser tally in week 42 (16-22 October). Reckitt Benckiser (India) Ltd was at the second position with 3476.66 (‘000s).

    Godrej Consumer Products Ltd, which usually languished at the last five slots, jumped to the third in week 42. It was followed by Cadbury’s India Ltd, Brooke Bond Lipton India Ltd, Ponds India, ITC Ltd, Amazon Online India Pvt Ltd, and Colgate Palmolive India Ltd. Marico Ltd registered a fresh entry at number 10.

    Maintaining the lead with 412.16 (‘000s) HUL’s Horlicks was the top advertised brand in week 42. Dettol Toilet Soaps and Amazon India were at the second and third positions.

    Veet Men Hair Removal Cream was the new entrant at number four.  In a striking development, Dettol, which used to be among the top three performers generally, slipped to the last position. In between, the chart was populated by Lalithaa Jewellery, Harpic Power Plus 10X Max Clean, Dettol Antiseptic Liquid, Disney+ Hotstar, and Moov Pain Balm.

  • Star Maa topples Sun TV, Star plus in week 42: Barc

    Star Maa topples Sun TV, Star plus in week 42: Barc

    Mumbai: After struggling at the third position for months, Telugu GEC Star Maa has finally toppled long-time leaders and close contestants Sun TV and Star Plus to emerge as the most viewed channel in week 42 (16 October to 22 October) as per Barc data. The channel registered weekly AMAs of 2626.19. Last week, it was at the third position with 2348.62 (‘000s).

    Week 41’s top grosser Sun TV bagged the second spot at 2572.53 AMAs. Star Plus finished third with 2529.05 (‘000s). They were followed by Star Utsav, Colors, Star Vijay, Sony SAB, Zee Kannada, Zee TV, and Sony Pal in that order.

    Sun TV maintained its hold in the Mega Cities with weekly AMA of 434.11. Colors, Star Plus, Star Vijay and Sony SAB grabbed the remaining slots. The South market, too, was dominated by the Tamil major where it clocked 2563.59 (‘000s). Rest of the chart was populated by Star Maa, Star Vijay, Zee Kannada, and Zee Telugu.

    Within the regional markets, Star Pravah continued to lead in Maharashtra/Goa with 1402.23 AMA. At 1089.18 (‘000s) Star Jalsha was the most viewed channel in West Bengal, Tarang (438.74) in Odisha, Zee Kannada in Karnataka with 1554.36 AMA, Star Utsav (269.61) in Rajasthan, as well as in UP/Uttarakhand where it clocked 393.33 (‘000s).