QSRs and furniture stores consistently ranked high across major Canadian cities.
QSRs and furniture stores dominate category rankings during the week of April 21 to 27.
On the category front, grocery stores and supermarkets ranked high on the list.
The non-partisan agency jumped to the AdEase top spot with 5,329 instances.
The furniture and government sectors see significant gains in the latest AdEase report.
QSRs, furniture stores and internet services remained the top spending groups, according to AdEase.
Rounding out the top five for the week were BCE, Subway and Desjardins Group.
Subway took second place with 5,696 occurrences, according to AdEase’s March 10 to 16 report.
Subway came in as the second most active advertiser, followed by BCE.
With 5,117 combined occurrences, the QSR ranked in almost all markets.
Desjardins Group and Toyota trail closely behind in the latest report on radio ad spend.
The jeweler scored 5,717 combined occurrences, 1,457 more than the previous radio buying week.
The retailer recorded 4,260 combined occurrences during the week of Jan 27 to Feb 2.
Rogers and Subaru are among the advertisers that moved the most on the AdEase ranking.
QSRs, local government, and dine-in restaurants and bars are the highest-spending groups of the week.