Articles Tagged ‘AdEase TV’
McDonald’s and Tim Hortons swap first place: AdEase TV
QSRs and streaming services dominated the TV ad space in the latest ranking.
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.
Tim Hortons takes the lead, McDonald’s falls to second: AdEase TV
The Canadian brand boosted their ad buy compared to the previous buying week.
McDonald’s leads, Government of Canada takes second: AdEase TV
Both boosted their ad buy compared to the previous buying week.
Interprovincial Lottery Corporation pushes Subaru into second place: AdEase TV
With 1,928 occurrences, the company landed first in Toronto, second in Montreal and fourth in Vancouver.
Subaru is the most active TV advertiser, despite reducing ad buy
The automaker holds strong in Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto and Montreal markets, according to AdEase’s report.
Subaru tops TV advertiser list with most occurrences: AdEase
QSRs, furniture stores, and TV/streaming services lead category spend.
RBC replaces Tim Hortons at the top of the ranking: AdEase TV
With 2,589 incidents, the bank placed first in Vancouver and Calgary, second in Toronto, and third in Montreal.
Tim Hortons reduces spend but stays ahead: AdEase TV
Subaru secured the second spot among the most active advertisers.
Tim Hortons stays on top of AdEase TV rankings
The QSR scored 2,009 total incidents during the week of Jan 27 to Feb 2.
Tim Hortons boosts TV presence and takes top spot in AdEase
The most active groups were QSRs, furniture storres, and TV and streaming services.
Crave TV moves to the top spot on AdEse TV
With 2,028 combined occurrences, the streamer landed first in Montreal and second in Toronto.
The Brick remains at the top of the TV ad market
Over the past two weeks, the retailer has ranked as the most active advertiser in the AdEase rankings.
Tim Hortons stays in first, followed by Crave
Audible and Coca-Cola also made AdEase TV’s top 5 for the week of Dec. 9 to 15.
Tim Hortons takes the top spot on TV, followed by Leon’s
Coca-Cola was the advertiser that moved up the most in the Vancouver and Calgary rankings, according to AdEase.
