Articles Tagged ‘Subway Restaurants’
Spence Diamonds ups radio spend while Subway pulls back
Rogers and Subaru are among the advertisers that moved the most on the AdEase ranking.
Subway restaurants rank first in radio, followed by McDonald’s
AdEase’s report for the week of Jan 6 to12 shows that the third most active advertiser was Spence Diamonds.
FGL increases spend and takes the lead in AdEase Radio
Spence Diamonds ranks as the second most active advertiser, followed by Shoppers Drug Mart.
Spence Diamonds tops AdEase radio ranking
McDonald’s, which had dominated the airwaves over the past few weeks, did not appear on the list.
Toyota continues to buy big in radio: AdEase
According to the report, the automaker made 6,560 occurrences from Sep. 23 to 29.
Toyota boosts radio spend, McDonald’s pulls back: AdEase
Subway was the second most active advertiser during the week of Sep. 16 to 22.
McDonald’s continues its hot streak on radio: AdEase
The latest report shows the QSR recorded 5894 occurrences.
McDonald’s takes the lead on radio, followed by Subway
The QSR dominated the airwaves from September 2 to 8, according to AdEase.
McDonald’s boosts its radio buying: AdEase
Volkswagen dealers also increased their spending from July 8 to 14.
Rewards programs and home furnishings stores make gains: AdEase
Subway Restaurants was the most active advertiser on radio during the week of July 1 to 7.
Tims moves to the top of radio, boosted by big buy in Calgary
Subway ranked second between May 6 to 12, followed by Rogers and Government Of Ontario.
Toyota and Government of Alberta buy big on radio: AdEase
With 5,048 combined occurrences, the automaker was the most active advertiser in the week of March 18 to 24.
Rogers replaces federal government at the top: AdEase Radio
The company recorded 5,670 combined occurrences during the week of March 11 to 17.
Subway and Toyota buy big on radio: AdEase
The automaker entered the top ten in nearly every market across Canada.
Carat defends Subway, joins ‘The Franchise’
The Dentsu Aegis agency has new partners in a now-combined Canada/U.S. assignment.
