Articles Tagged ‘McDonalds’
McDonald’s holds on to the top: AdEase TV
The QSR continue to dominate the market, although Amazon and Tim Hortons carved out a significant TV presence.
Shoppers Drug Mart tops the charts: AdEase Radio
The drugstore chain aired a total of 9,519 ads and took first position in four markets, leaving McDonald’s in second place.
McDonald’s munches up airtime: AdEase TV
The QSR aired more than 3,400 combined ads and ranked first in all markets, with Leon’s Furniture following.
McDonald’s tops major markets: AdEase TV
The QSR maintained its TV presence for the week Nov. 13 to 19 and aired over 3,000 combined ads.
Shoppers takes over the top spot from McDonald’s: AdEase Radio
The drugstore chain aired 4,279 more ads than the QSR, and led in almost all markets, including Toronto and Calgary.
Tim Hortons dominates the domestic market: AdEase TV
As colder weather takes hold and people start to get cozy indoors, QSRs dominate the TV rankings in major Canadian markets.
As the weather cools, the heating category warms up: AdEase Radio
QSRs and auto repair services are also the groups that spent the most ahead of the winter season.
QSRs are back in the top 5: AdEase TV
McDonald’s and A&W were among the most active advertisers, with Leon’s, Febreze and Swiffer making a home for themselves on TV as well.
The Brick tops the list: AdEase TV
Meanwhile, streaming service Crave enters the top 10 and Subaru drops its position in all cities except Vancouver.
McDonald’s, Downy and Subway top the charts: AdEase TV
QSRs, furniture stores and TV platforms were the top buying categories for the week of Sept 18 to 24.
Toyota enters an ad blitz: AdEase Radio
Meanwhile, McDonald’s, Wendy’s and Subway continued on their own radio ad buying spree.
McDonald’s tops the charts (again): AdEase TV
Meanwhile, the second and third most active advertisers on television for the week of Sept 4 were Tim Horton’s and Leon’s.
QSRs continue to own the airwaves: AdEase Radio
McDonald’s, Tim Horton’s and Subway dominated radio during the week of Sept 4 to Sept 10.
Goodfood returns to top Toronto airwaves: Media Monitors
Meanwhile, the Government of Quebec continued to purchase the most radio spots in Montreal, while McDonald’s activity surged in both markets.
