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  • TAM Sports IPL 15 report: ad volumes up 11% compared to IPL 14

    TAM Sports IPL 15 report: ad volumes up 11% compared to IPL 14

    Mumbai: According to a TAM Sports report, ad volume in season 15 of the Indian Premier League (IPL15) increased by 11 per cent per channel compared to the previous season. While ad volume increased, viewership dropped 20-25 per cent this season compared to IPL 14.

    According to the research, the indexed ad volume growth in IPL 15’s eliminator was 17 per cent higher than in IPL 14’s, and the indexed growth based on average ad volume in IPL 15’s first and second play-offs was 11 per cent and 8 per cent higher than in IPL 14.

    Meanwhile, ad volumes per channel grew by 9 per cent in the IPL 15 finals compared to the IPL 14 finals. Additionally, this year’s IPL included 74 live matches, compared to only 60 in IPL 14.

    The report also stated that the number of categories, advertisers, and brands in IPL 15 dropped by 21 per cent, 13 per cent and 21 per cent respectively, as compared to IPL 14. IPL 15 included over 70 categories, 110 advertisers and 180 brands.

    Although four of the top five categories were the same in both IPL 15 and IPL 14, four categories were common in both IPL 15 and IPL 14. In IPL 15, Ecom-Gaming came out on top, while in IPL 14, it came in second. In contrast, Ecom-Education, which was first in IPL 14, fell to fourth in IPL 15. The top five categories accounted for 39 per cent of total ad volume during IPL 15, compared to 36 per cent in IPL 14.

    During IPL 15, the top five sponsors contributed 24 percent of ad volume, compared to 20 per cent in IPL 14. Between IPL 15 and IPL 14, Sporta Technologies, Think & Learn, and FX Mart were among the top five advertisers.

    Dream11.com was the top advertised brand during both IPL 15 and IPL 14. In IPL 15, the top five brands accounted for 21 per cent of ad volume, while the top five brands in IPL 14 accounted for 18 per cent. The top five brands were Tata Neu App, Kamla Pasand Silver Coated Elaichi, Cred, and Meesho App

    In comparison to IPL 14, this year’s match featured over 20 new categories, and 40 categories did not appear in IPL 15 compared to IPL 14. Ecom-Auto Rental Services was the most popular of the new categories, followed by Shaving System/Razor.

    The report also mentioned that 10 to 20-sec ads, followed by 21 to 40-sec ads, were preferred the most during commercial breaks.

  • Screentime of sports celebrities grew in IPL 13 ads, says BARC

    Screentime of sports celebrities grew in IPL 13 ads, says BARC

    MUMBAI: IPL 13 was the much-needed break that enlivened Indian audiences from the Covid2019 pandemic-induced gloom. While the tournament was played in the UAE, it saw scores of brands advertising during the game to reach out to their audiences. This year, the league clocked over 400 billion viewing minutes and had an extremely high viewership. For the record, the IPL 13 opener saw a viewership of over 200 million-plus. Multiple brands roped in endorsers from films, sports and other categories in a bid to stand out from the clutter.   

    As per Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) data, the share of ads featuring a sports celebrity went up from 14 per cent during IPL 2019 to 17 per cent during IPL 2020. The data also revealed that the IPL 13 witnessed a 3 per cent growth in the ads featuring sports stars versus Bollywood celebrities.

    Aamir Khan topped the list of top ten celebrities who were featured in ads during IPL 2020. Khan registered 89,000 ad seconds, followed by MS Dhoni with 73,000 seconds and Shah Rukh Khan with 59,000 seconds.

    Other celebrities who made the top ten list were Virat Kohli on the fourth spot with 45,000 seconds, trailed by Akshay Kumar with 34000 seconds. BCCI head honcho Sourav Ganguly came in sixth with 33,000 seconds, while Ranveer-Deepika ranked seventh with 27,000 seconds. Aayushmann Khurrana bagged the eighth spot with 26,000 seconds. Rishabh Pant and the Aamir Khan-Alia Bhatt pairing rounded out the top 10 with 26,000 and 25,000 seconds of ad volumes respectively.