Tag: Hindustan Lever Ltd

  • HUL is top advertiser in week 3: Barc data

    HUL is top advertiser in week 3: Barc data

    Mumbai: Hindustan Lever Ltd (HUL) was once again the top advertiser in the third week of 2022 (15-21 January). As per data released by Broadcast Audience Research Council (Barc), the FMCG major delivered ad volumes 3528.69 for the period. It was followed by Reckitt Benckiser at 3499.69 and Ponds India at 1015.01.

    Brooke Bond Lipton India, Cadburys India, ITC, Godrej Consumer Products, Amazon Online India, LIC, and Colgate Palmolive grabbed the rest of the spots.

    Harpic Power Plus 10X Max Clean led the brands’ list with ad volumes of 579.53. At 437.54 Dettol Antiseptic Liquid was second. Disrupting FMCG dominance at the top three positions, Asian Paints Apex Ultima Protek lodged itself at number three with ad volumes of 304.68. Policy Bazaar.com was another unusual brand at number four.

    Vanish Oxi Action, Lizol, Harpic Bathroom Cleaner, Ultratech Cement, and Horlicks were in the next five positions, respectively. Kia Carens was the new entrant at the tenth position.

  • Patanjali conspicuous by protracted absence in top 10 TV advertisers’ list

    Patanjali conspicuous by protracted absence in top 10 TV advertisers’ list

    BENGALURU: Until week 26 of 2017 (Saturday 26 June 2017 to Friday 30 June 2017) Baba Ramdev’s Patanjali Ayurved was among the top 10 advertisers on television in Broadcast Audience Research Council of  India (BARC) weekly list of top 10 advertisers across genres each week. Weeks 27, 28 and 34 saw the company missing from BARC’s list and then the company made a reappearance in the list in week 35 of 2017 (Saturday 26 August 2017 to Friday 1 September 2017) at rank 7 with 19,121 weekly ad insertions. After week 35, Patanjali has been missing from the top 10 advertisers list for 3 weeks, the longest period in 2017 as yet until week 38 (Saturday, 16 September 2017 to Friday, 22 September 2017).

    This is the festival season in India and advertisers and brands have increased the tempo and the noise on television as mentioned by us earlier. This period is considered auspicious for purchase of apparel, consumer durables, automobiles and of course – the Indian women’s favourite – jewellery. Often, a major portion of annual sales targets for brands are achieved during this short period. A big bulk of annual advertisement and marketing budgets are splurged during this season. Discounts and offers are touted by advertisers to entice buyers. Television is the major medium used by most advertisers to convey brand messages, and viewers are bombarded with ads selling various products and services around and during the festival season..

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    A number of advertisers have increased weekly television ad spots, but Patanjali seems to have failed to keep up with its peer advertisers. It is not as if it has stopped advertising. Baba Ramdev’s smiling and sometimes serious face as he passes on various brand messages is still very much a part of the company’s television commercials. Please refer to the figure below for details of the Patajali’s television ad insertions when it was a part of the top 10 advertisers list in 2017.

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    With Ecommerce and mobile wallet players announcing their annual season sales at almost the same time, one more advertiser joined the list of 27 advertisers that were present in the top 10 advertisers list during the first 38 weeks of 2017 – this is the India Ecommerce giant Fliptkart.com.

    A total of 28 advertisers have found themselves in the weekly top 10 advertisers lists between weeks 1 and 38 of 2017. They are: Hindustan Lever Ltd; Reckitt Benckiser (India) Ltd; Cadburys India Ltd; Brooke Bond Lipton India Ltd; Patanjali Ayurved Ltd; Procter & Gamble; ITC Ltd; Colgate Palmolive India Ltd; Super Cassettes Industries; Smithkline Beecham; Amazon Online India Pvt Ltd; Coca Cola India Ltd; Ponds India; Godrej Consumer Products Ltd,; Vini Product; Marico Ltd; Pepsi Co; Lalitha Jewellery; Johnson & Johnson Ltd; Godrej Sara Lee Ltd; Bharatiya Janata Party; Dabur India Ltd; Emami Limited; TVS Motor Company; Bharti Airtel Ltd; Jyothy Laboratories Ltd; Procter & Gamble Home Products and Flipkart.com.

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  • Biggest television advertisers in week 12 of 2017

    BENGALURU: The top 10 advertisers in week 12 of 2017 (Saturday, 18 March 2017 to Friday, 24 March 2017) were almost the same as those in the previous week (Week 11) as per Broadcast Audience Research Council of India (BARC) data for TOP 10 Advertiser *Across Genre : All India (U+R) : 2+ Individuals.

    This paper must be read with a caveat: It deals only with the players present in Broadcast Audience Research Councilof India (BARC) top 10 lists of advertisers per week. The sums/percentages of other advertisers/brands other than those indicated in BARC’s top 10 lists have not been considered/mentioned in this paper during the period under consideration.

    One genre –the Food & Beverages (F&B) represented by one company – Coca Cola India Ltd  which was at seventh rank in terms of ad insertions in week 11 moved out from the top 10 advertisers list in week 12. FMCG major ITC Limited entered the list at rank eight with 16,893 insertions in week 12. Consequently, the genres present in the top 10 advertisers list reduced from four in week 11 to three in week 12. Except for FMCG, the other three genres were each represented by a single advertiser – Music was represented by Super Cassettes Industries (Super Cassettes) and Confectionary by Cadburys India Ltd (Cadburys) during both the weeks under consideration in this paper.
    Please refer to the figure below:

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    Hindustan Lever Limited (Lever) stuck to its pole position as top advertiser in terms of number of television ad insertions or spots with 1,08,522 insertions in week 12 as compared to 1,00,666 insertions in week 11. As a matter of fact, the first four ranks and order of largest televisionadvertisers in week 12 were same as in week 11 of 2017 in terms ad insertions – After Lever, they were Reckitt Benckiser (India) Ltd, Reckitt (Benckiser),Cadburys and PatanjaliAyurved Ltd (Patanjali). Please refer to the figure below for the top 10 advertisers in terms of ad insertions for weeks 11 and 12 of 2017.

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  • Biggest advertisers on television during first eleven weeks of 2017

    BENGALURU: The Music genre represented solely by Indian music company Super Cassettes Industries (Super Cassettes) was the third largest TV advertiser in terms of ad insertions during the first eleven weeks of 2017. The biggest TV advertising genre is of course a cliché – the FMCG genre followed by the confectionary genre represented also by a sole player – Cadburys India Ltd., (Cadburys). As a matter of fact, all the genres except for FMCG were represented by one advertiser only in the weekly top 10 list.

    Analysis of Broadcast Audience Research Council of India (BARC) weekly data of top 10 Advertiser *Across Genre: All India (U+R): 4+ Individuals, shows that 18 advertisers from five genres were present at least once (frequency) in the eleven weekly lists of top 10 advertisers

    This paper must be read with a caveat: It deals only with the players present in Broadcast Audience Research Councilof India (BARC) top 10 lists of advertisers and brandsper week. The sums/percentages of other advertisers/brands other than those indicated in BARC’s top 10 lists have not been considered/mentioned in this paper during the period under consideration and those numbers could be more/higher. Combined weekly insertions represent the total number of insertions of an advertiser or a brand or a genre during the eleven week period under consideration in this paper.

    Cadburys was present in the top 10 advertisers list during all the first 11 eleven weeks of 2017 with combined weekly insertions of 2,51,468.

    Super Cassettes was present in BARC’s list for 9 of the first 11 weeks of 2017. FMCG companies occupied 83 of the possible 110 spots during the period. The Food & Beverages genre represented again by a sole entrant – Coca Cola India Ltd was present in the list for 3 weeks, the online genre represented by Amazon Online India Pvt Ltd (Amazon) and the politics genre represented by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) were present in the list for two weeks each. Please refer to the figure below for the combined weekly impressions of each genre.
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    13 FMCG brands were present in the weekly top 10 advertisers list during the first 11 weeks of 2017. As is obvious from the chart, the combined weekly insertions of 29,43,407 by the top FMCG advertisers exceeds the next genre – Confectionarywhich had combined insertions of 2,51,468 by a factor of almost 12 and that of the third genre –Music with combined weekly insertions of 1,68,686 by a factor exceeding 17.

    Among the advertisers, FMCG major Hindustan Lever Limited (Lever) was by far the largest advertiser that was present at the pole position during all the first 11 weeks of 2017. Lever had combined weekly insertions of 11,49,665 during the period under consideration. FMCG player Reckitt Benckiser (India) Ltd (Reckitt Benckiser) was the second largest advertiser during the first eleven weeks of 2017 with 5,35,862 ad insertions followed by Patanjali Ayurved Limited with 3,10,749 insertions. 5 advertisers – four from the FMCG genre and one from the confectionary genre,were present in the top 10 advertisers lists during all the 11 weeks of 2017. Please refer to the chart below.
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    To clarify the ads by the FMCG genre further – during every minute of every day during the first 11 weeks of 2017, about 26.54 FMCG ads were beamed. If one were to break this into insertions of only 10 second duration each– every 60 seconds during the first 11 weeks of 2017 witnessed at least 265.46 seconds of FMCG ad duration on some TV channel or the other.