The pie charts illustrate the change in advertisement spending over six types of media, TV print, digital, outdoor, radio and cinema, for two separate years in India.
Overall, television remained the most popular medium to advertise over five years, although there was little change in expenditure. On the other hand, there were significant shifts in the proportion of ad expenditure for digital and print, while other forms of media experienced little change.
The percentage of advertising spending on television advertising was 43% in 2012 and this increased only marginally to 45% in 2017. Digital media expenditure, on the other hand, more than doubled to 15% over the two years to the detriment of print media which fell sharply to just under a third at 30%.
Regarding other media types, the proportion of spending on radio ads almost halved to 4% in 2017, whereas outdoor and cinema remained the same at 5% and 1% respectively, with cinema being the least popular medium to advertise in.
The pie charts illustrate the
change
in advertisement spending over six types of
media
, TV print, digital, outdoor, radio and cinema, for two separate years in India.
Overall
, television remained the most popular medium to advertise over five years, although there was
little
change
in expenditure. On the
other
hand, there were significant shifts in the proportion of ad expenditure for digital and print, while
other
forms of
media
experienced
little
change
.
The percentage of advertising spending on television advertising was 43% in 2012 and this increased
only
marginally
to 45% in 2017. Digital
media
expenditure, on the
other
hand, more than doubled to 15% over the two years to the detriment of print
media
which fell
sharply
to
just
under a third at 30%.
Regarding
other
media
types, the proportion of spending on radio ads almost halved to 4% in 2017, whereas outdoor and cinema remained the same at 5% and 1%
respectively
, with cinema being the least popular medium to advertise in.