GLOBAL ADVERTISING TRENDS• Telecommunications - 13.9% Media types –Q2 percentage growth YOY Asia...
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INSIGHTS FROM THE NIELSEN GLOBAL ADVIEW PULSE Q2 2015
GLOBAL ADVERTISING TRENDS
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CONSUMER CONFIDENCE DOWN ONE POINT TO 96 65% of global consumers report they’ll save rather than spend their spare cash
Source: Nielsen Global Survey of Consumer Confidence & Spending Intentions, Q2 2015
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GLOBAL AD MARKET IMPROVES IN Q2 Though ad spending trends are still in the red for both the quarter and YTD
Source: Nielsen Global Ad Intel Pulse Q2 2015
Based on net figures estimated with Nielsen Global AdView weighting factors. Includes TV, Radio, Magazines, Newspapers, Outdoor and Cinema
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MEA ADVERTISING INCREASES IN DOUBLE-DIGITS Brands favor MEA regional TV channels, a more stable medium in an unstable period
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Source: Nielsen Global Ad Intel Pulse Q2 2015
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HEALTHCARE BRANDS KEEP SPENDING Drug companies and healthcare services companies are main drivers
SECTORS - % INCREASE IN AD SPENDING YOY, 1H2015 vs 1H2014
HEALTHCARE SECTOR increases ad spending by 7.0% in
1H2015
Most sectors spend less on advertising in 1H2015 than they
did a year ago
Source: Nielsen Global Ad Intel Pulse Q2 2015
Based on net figures estimated with Nielsen Global AdView weighting factors. Includes TV, Radio, Magazines, Newspapers, Outdoor and Cinema
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DURABLES
FINANCIAL
AUTOMOTIVE
MEDIA
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
FMCG
INDUSTRY & SERVICES
ENTERTAINMENT
CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES
DISTRIBUTION CHANNELS
HEALTHCARE
WHAT HAPPENED IN Q2?
SPOTLIGHT ON REGIONAL DYNAMICS
DURING THE SECOND QUARTER
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NORTH AMERICAN AD BUDGET CUTS LESSEN IN Q2 Region invested heavily in advertising during 2014 Sochi Olympics
Countries – Q2 percentage growth YOY
Macro sectors – Q2 percentage growth YOY • Healthcare + 15.6% • Clothing & Accessories + 1.9% • Media - 10.6% • Telecommunications - 11.5% • Distribution Channels - 15.0%
Media types – Q2 percentage growth YOY
North America – Q2 percentage growth YOY
-4.1% -8.8%
USA CANADA
TELEVISION: -3.3%
NEWSPAPERS: -15.4%
-4.4%
Source: Nielsen Global Ad Intel Pulse Q2 2015
Based on net figures estimated with Nielsen Global AdView weighting factors. Includes TV, Radio, Magazines, Newspapers, Outdoor and Cinema
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APAC STILL SPENDING CAUTIOUSLY China and Japan, two largest markets, cut budgets in Q2
Countries – Q2 percentage growth YOY
Macro sectors – Q2 percentage growth YOY • Distribution Channels + 25.7% • Entertainment + 6.7% • Financial - 6.6% • Automotive - 10.8% • Telecommunications - 13.9%
Media types – Q2 percentage growth YOY
Asia Pacific – Q2 percentage growth YOY
2.7%
-9.5% -0.6%
AUSTRALIA CHINA JAPAN
TELEVISION: -0.3%
NEWSPAPERS: -9.1%
-2.6%
Source: Nielsen Global Ad Intel Pulse Q2 2015
Based on net figures estimated with Nielsen Global AdView weighting factors. Includes TV, Radio, Magazines, Newspapers, Outdoor and Cinema
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EUROPE’S AD MARKET SLIPS BACK IN THE RED Greece’s economic woes seep into consumer and advertiser confidence
Countries – Q2 percentage growth YOY
Macro sectors – Q2 percentage growth YOY • Healthcare +11.8% • Telecommunications + 6.4% • FMCG + 0.9% • Durables - 5.0% • Clothing & Accessories - 5.1% • Media - 7.1%
Media types – Q2 percentage growth YOY
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GERMANY ITALY SPAIN UK
TELEVISION: +3.2%
MAGAZINES: -7.7%
-1.1%
Europe – Q2 percentage growth YOY
Source: Nielsen Global Ad Intel Pulse Q2 2015
Based on net figures estimated with Nielsen Global AdView weighting factors. Includes TV, Radio, Magazines, Newspapers, Outdoor and Cinema
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LATIN AMERICA BREAKS EVEN Slight growth recorded against last year’s FIFA-driven ad fest
Countries – Q2 percentage growth YOY
Macro sectors – Q2 percentage growth YOY • Healthcare + 20.4% • Distribution Channels + 6.8% • Media + 6.0% • Telecommunications - 7.0% • Automotive - 10.0% • Industry & Services - 10.5%
Media types – Q2 percentage growth YOY
Latin America – Q2 percentage growth YOY
38.0%
-5.1% -10.1%
ARGENTINA BRAZIL MEXICO
TELEVISION: +0.7%
MAGAZINES: -17.8%
+0.1%
Source: Nielsen Global Ad Intel Pulse Q2 2015
Based on net figures estimated with Nielsen Global AdView weighting factors. Includes TV, Radio, Magazines, Newspapers, Outdoor and Cinema
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REGIONAL ADVERTISING RULES IN MEA Brands prefer stable, multi-market reach in light of regional instability
Countries – Q2 percentage growth YOY
Macro sectors – Q2 percentage growth YOY • Healthcare +42.7% • Telecommunications +31.7% • Financial +25.6% • Automotive +10.6% • Entertainment - 1.7% • Distribution Channels - 10.6%
Media types – Q2 percentage growth YOY
ME & Africa – Q2 percentage growth YOY
32.8% 9.2%
-2.7%
PAN-ARAB MEDIA
SOUTH AFRICA UAE
TELEVISION: +27.9%
NEWSPAPERS: -4.0%
+19.8%
Source: Nielsen Global Ad Intel Pulse Q2 2015
Based on net figures estimated with Nielsen Global AdView weighting factors. Includes TV, Radio, Magazines, Newspapers, Outdoor and Cinema
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