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TAM report: Ad volumes of Coca Cola India grew by 2.7 times in ICC CW’23

Mumbai: TAM Sports has released a commercial advertising report on ICC Cricket World Cup 23. This advertising report is based on all 48 matches of ICC CW’23 and for all the channels on which matches are telecasted.

ICC World Cup’23 witnessed indexed growth of 17 per cent from all matches in terms of average ad volumes per match compared to ICC

World Cup’19.

Among all the World Cup matches, matches of the Indian team garnered max ad volume share. SF (Ind. vs. NZ) and F (Ind vs Aus) garnered the maximum ad volumes during ICC Cricket World Cup 2023.

Tally of categories, advertisers, and brands rose by 42 per cent, three per cent and 34 per cent respectively during all the matches of ICC CW’23 compared to all the matches of ICC CWC’19.

In ICC World Cup’23, ad volumes of Ecom-Wallets grew by 75 per cent compared to ICC World Cup’19. But among the top five categories, two-wheelers witnessed 42 times ad volume growth in ICC Cricket World Cup’23 over its previous edition. Perfumes/deodorant, pan masala & ecom-wallets were the only common categories among the top five of ICC World Cup’23 and ICC World Cup’19 in all the matches.

Among the top five advertisers, Vini Product and FX Mart were the only common advertisers between ICC World Cup’23 and ICC World Cup’19. Ad volumes of Coca Cola India grew by 2.7 times in ICC CW’23 over ICC CW’19 among the top five advertisers.

Among the 215 plus new brands, ‘Bharat Petroleum MAK’ was the leading brand followed by ‘Kamla Pasand Silver Coated Elaichi’. The top five categories present in ICC World Cup’19 and not in ICC World Cup’23, belonged to e-com category.

In ICC CWC’23, brands of HUL were top exclusive on Hindi+English language sports channels and Regional language sports channels. A total of 165 plus brands advertised on both regional and Hindi+English sports channels during 48 matches of ICC CWC’23. “Phonepe” was leading the list of common brands.

November 28, 2023
Top five advertisers contributed 32 per cent of ICC World Cup ’23 ad volumes: TAM Sports

Mumbai: TAM Sports has released an advertising report based on the first 39 matches of ICC CW’23 and for all the channels on which matches are telecasted.

ICC World Cup’23 witnessed indexed growth of 19 per cent from the first 39 matches in terms of average ad volumes per match compared to ICC World Cup’19.

The count of categories & brands grew by 32 per cent and 30 per cent respectively in ICC World Cup’23 compared to ICC World Cup’19 during the first 39 matches from both the World Cups.

In ICC World Cup’23, perfumes/deodorant was the leading category with eight per cent share of ad volumes. Perfumes/deodorant, pan masala & ecom-wallets were the only common categories among the top five of ICC World Cup’23 and ICC World Cup’19 in the first 39 matches.

Also, the top five categories together covered 32 per cent share of ad volumes during the first 39 matches of ICC World Cup’23.

Among the top five advertisers, Vini Product was the only common advertiser between ICC World Cup’23 and ICC World Cup’19. The top five advertisers collectively added 32 per cent share of ad volumes during ICC World Cup’23.

Over 50 new categories and over 195 new brands were advertised in 39 matches of ICC World Cup’23 compared to the same number of matches in ICC World Cup’19.

Among the 195 plus new brands, ‘Bharat Petroleum MAK’ was the leading brand followed by ‘Indusind Bank Indie App’.

November 16, 2023
TAM Sports: Over 165 new brands were advertised in 23 matches of ICC World Cup’23

Mumbai: TAM Sports has released an advertising report based on the first 23 matches of ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup’23 and for all the channels on which matches are telecasted.

ICC World Cup’23 witnessed indexed growth of 24 per cent from the first 23 matches in terms of average ad volumes per match compared to ICC World Cup’19.

The count of categories, advertisers & brands grew by 29 per cent, two per cent and 24 per cent respectively in ICC World Cup’23 compared to ICC World Cup’19 during the first 23 matches from both World Cups.

In ICC World Cup’23, Perfumes/deodorant was the leading category with nine per cent share of ad volumes. Perfumes/deodorant & ecom-wallets were the only common categories between ICC World Cup’23 and ICC World Cup’19 in the first 23 matches. Also, the top five categories together covered 33 per cent share of ad volumes during the first 23 matches of ICC World Cup’23. Among the top five advertisers, Vini Product & FX Mart were the only common advertisers between ICC World Cup’23 and ICC World Cup’19. The top five advertisers collectively added 32 per cent share of ad volumes during ICC World Cup’23.

Over 45 new categories and over 165 new brands were advertised in 23 matches of ICC World Cup’23 compared to the same number of matches in ICC World Cup’19. Among the 165 plus new brands, ‘Bharat Petroleum MAK’ was the leading brand followed by ‘Mahindra XUV 700’.

October 31, 2023
BPCL wins 9 awards at the 16th Global Communication Conclave

Mumbai: Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd. (BPCL) has bagged a total of nine excellence awards for corporate collaterals at the 16th Global Communication Conclave organised by the Public Relations Council of India (PRCI) in Kolkata on 12 November 2022.

The company received nine awards in the following categories: public relations, business campaigns, use of social media and campaigns, annual reports, corporate events, and corporate responsibility campaigns.

The Public Relations Council of India (PRCI) is a pan-India communication exchange forum with offices in 38 cities and towns across India. This premier network connects PR, media, commercial and public service advertising, marcom, academia in communication, and students. The PRCI Annual Corporate Collateral Awards for corporate communications are presented annually to recognise talent and professional standards.

BPCL was recognised for its purpose-driven public relations and brand strategy that adds delightful dynamism to communication and the manner in which BPCL leverages the power of both traditional and digital media to reach the relevant target audience.

On behalf of the company, BPCL’s top employees, including public relations and brand chief general manager Abbas Akhtar, head retail East Debashis Naik, and public relations & brand general manager Charu Yadav, received the awards.

Earlier, Akhtar was bestowed with the coveted honour of being inducted into the PRCI ‘Hall of Fame’ – an illustrious league of “the best of the best” industry professionals—for his exceptional contributions to the field of PR and leveraging its potential in innovative and pragmatic ways. He said, “We are pleased to be recognised by PRCI for carefully crafting public relations and brand strategies that add delightful dynamism to the communication and the manner in which BPCL mingles with the world. We are at the cusp of a transformation that defines our future, as we metamorphose from a predominantly oil & gas company into an ‘energy’ company. Through our communication, we have developed the narrative unfolding our strategic vision for the future, evolving new-age energy solutions.”

Commenting on the big win, BPCL director of finance with additional charge of C&MD and director HR VRK Gupta said, “At Bharat Petroleum, it is our solemn endeavour to leverage PR to communicate in a reliable and transparent manner. All our activities, offerings, and customer-centric solutions underpin our core purpose of “energising lives” in various ways. With the energy landscape undergoing transformation, we have been engaging with energy-engaged citizens and sharing our views, initiatives, and plans on energy transition, technological evolution, sustainability, social initiatives, and much more. I am happy that our sincere efforts in this direction have been recognised once again with the coveted ‘Hall of Fame’ award by a premier organisation, the Public Relations Council of India. Thank you everyone for partnering with us in achieving this feat.”

BPCL director of marketing Sukhmal Jain added, “Steadfastly anchored to the energy needs of the nation and aligned with global climate action, we have embarked upon an ambitious voyage of energy transition towards a cleaner and sustainable future. It is the solemn endeavour of our communication team to share vital information in the public domain on our customer centricity, network expanse, energy transition, technological evolution, sustainability, social initiatives, and much more, in a reliable and transparent manner. I am happy that our sincere efforts in this direction have been recognised once again with a flurry of awards by a premier organisation, the Public Relations Council of India.”

November 17, 2022
Tokyo Olympics: BPCL celebrates Indian athletes in the latest campaign

Mumbai: Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) has launched a series of campaigns under the title ‘Jeet Ka Padak’ to support and celebrate Indian sportspersons at the Tokyo Olympics 2020. A total of seven BPCL employees will represent India in the Games scheduled to begin from 23 July.

Olympic Games are watched by an incredibly broad range of people and the sense of nationality that the Olympics fosters is what turns the Games into a worldwide phenomenon. BPCL has lined up series of campaigns to take the brand to people during Olympics, said BPCL chief general manager, PR and brand, Abbas Akhtar.

A special digital campaign ‘Humans of Bharat Petroleum’ narrates the inspiring stories of seven BPCL sportspersons Deepika Kumari and Atanu Das who will represent Indian Archery, and Lalit Upadhyay, Virendra Lakra, Harmanpreet Singh, Vivek Sagar Prasad, Varun Kumar are the members of Men’s Hockey team.

BPCL has a rich history of supporting budding sports talents, inducting about 250 sportspersons in various sporting disciplines in the last several decades. “Among oil & gas PSUs, BPCL has the largest presence in Tokyo Olympics 2020. We, at BPCL, have always identified, inducted, and nurtured talent in various sporting disciplines,” Akhtar added.

Other components of the ‘Jeet Ka Padak’ campaign will include an Olympic trivia quiz, videos on archery and hockey; inspiring stories of players on social media platforms, and on-ground activities including a ‘selfie’ booth at BPCL’s fuel stations. The company has planned for traditional BTL campaigns, social media campaigns, integrated campaigns, as well as reaching out to employees through in-house communication mediums.

July 20, 2021
Mayank Dayal joins SPN’s sports side

MUMBAI: Mayank Dayal has joined Sony Pictures Networks India as associate vice president, where he is responsible for handling the sports cluster’s marketing and communications strategies as well as overall branding and imagery. He also handles the annual marketing plans, creating a calendar of campaigns and events, setting the marketing budget and analysing the market and competitors. Dayal replaces Murtuza Madraswala who quit the organisation in April this year.

Previously, Dayal was working with Viacom18 as director, marketing of kids’ cluster. He joined the organisation on December 2012 and worked for more than nine years and held several positions. Before handling kids cluster, he was director marketing – Comedy Central and Vh1. Prior to that he was senior manager marketing for more than four years and before that, he worked with the organisation as manager – marketing.

Dayal started his career with Linterland Rural as an executive trainee and also worked with Star India for more than seven years. Before joining Viacom18, he was working with Star India as an assistant manager. In the past, he has also worked with Bharat Petroleum and served the organisation for four months as a trainee in marketing.

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