Articles Tagged ‘AdEase’
QSRs dominate TV ad landscape, led by Tim Hortons: AdEase
Tims takes the top spot in latest AdEase report, while The Brick Warehouse and Crave TV follow closely.
Toyota and Subway battle for top spot in AdEase radio ad ranking
The automaker shifts into high gear with 6,133 ad occurrences, while Subway and IKEA follow closely.
Tims soars to second place with Ryan Reynolds campaign: AdEase TV
The Brick Warehouse was the most active advertiser for the week of May 5 to 11.
McDonald’s tops radio list for second week with McHappy Day campaign
Meanwhile, Subway and IKEA see shifts in rankings, according to the latest AdEase report.
Tim Hortons reigns supreme on TV with Smile Cookie campaign
QSR dominate TV advertising, followed by furniture stores and TV and streaming services.
McDonald’s and Tims’ charity campaigns dominate radio ads: AdEase
QSRs and furniture stores consistently ranked high across major Canadian cities.
Frozen Quenchers campaign drives Tims to the top of TV ad charts
With 7,332 appearances, the QSR continues to lead AdEase’s most active pool of advertisers.
Tim Hortons leads AdEase TV ranking with its new hockey cards ad
This is the QSR’s second consecutive week at the top of the rankings.
IKEA and Toyota return to the top of AdEase radio ranking
On the category front, grocery stores and supermarkets ranked high on the list.
Tim Hortons ranks first, QSRs dominate ad space: AdEase TV
The restaurant chain secured second place in all markets during the week of April 7 to 13.
Elections Canada tops radio ad ranking ahead of federal election
The non-partisan agency jumped to the AdEase top spot with 5,329 instances.
McDonald’s and Tim Hortons swap first place: AdEase TV
QSRs and streaming services dominated the TV ad space in the latest ranking.
IKEA leads radio ranking for second week in a row
The furniture and government sectors see significant gains in the latest AdEase report.
QSRs dominate TV market, Tim Hortons leads the pack: AdEase
With 2,101 total occurrences, the restaurant chain took second place in Vancouver and Montreal.
IKEA dominates radio airwaves, outpacing Government of Canada
QSRs, furniture stores and internet services remained the top spending groups, according to AdEase.
