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Secondo Nielsen, la spesa pubblicitaria negli Stati Uniti รจ scesa del nove per cento nel 2009

3 minute read | February 2010

NEW YORK, NY โ€“ February 24, 2010 โ€“ U.S. ad spending declined nine percent in 2009, according to preliminary figures released today by The Nielsen Company. Spending fell an estimated $11.6 billion to a total of $117 billion last year. The figures continue a trend of at least six straight quarters of negative growth in the ad industry, but it’s a trend that shows evidence of slowing down. In the previous two quarters, Nielsen reported declines of 15.4% and 11.5%.

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โ€œFourth quarter ad spending was down just two percent year-over-year, and that helped soften the full-year decline,โ€ said Terrie Brennan, senior VP for new business development at The Nielsen Company. โ€œIn fact, most of the top advertisers showed increased spending late in the year. These are encouraging signs for an ad market that’s still trying to stop the bleeding.โ€

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Variazione da un anno all'altro della spesa pubblicitaria, per media

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Categoria media*

Gennaio-dicembre 2009

vs. gennaio-dicembre 2008

Variazione %

TV via cavo in lingua spagnola

32.2%

TV via cavo

14.8%

Coupon FSI

11.5%

Internet**

0.1%

Rete televisiva in lingua spagnola

-3.9%

Supplemento nazionale della domenica

-7.2%

Spot Radio

-8.7%

Rete radiofonica

-9.7%

Rete TV

-9.9%

Giornale locale

-10.4%

All'aperto

-11.2%

Giornale nazionale

-13.7%

Spot TV 101-210

-14.2%

TV in syndication

-14.7%

Spot TV Top 100

-16.1%

Rivista nazionale

-19.3%

Rivista locale

-23.9%

B2B

-32.7%

Supplemento domenicale locale

-44.9%

Totale generale

-9.0%

Fonte: La societร  Nielsen

* All data from non-Internet media pulled from Nielsen’s Ad*Views database

** Internet advertising expenditures pulled from AdRelevance database and account for CPM-based, image-based advertising. These reported estimated expenditures do not account for paid search advertising, text only, paid fee services, performance-based campaigns, sponsorships, barters, in-stream (“pre-rolls”) players, messenger applications, partnership advertising, promotions and email campaigns, or house advertising activity.

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Ad spend declines are easing up even in print media, which have taken more than their share of lumps over the last few years. National Newspapers were down 13.7% last year, but it’s an improvement from the -21.6% pace that Nielsen reported through the first three quarters of 2009. Local Newspapers finished relatively strong in 2009, cutting its reported 14% decline in ad revenue through the third quarter to -10.4% by year’s end.

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La TV via cavo in lingua spagnola (+32,2%) e la TV via cavo (+14,8%) sono stati i mezzi di comunicazione che hanno registrato i maggiori guadagni nel 2009. L'Insert Coupon Free-Standing (+11,5) รจ stato l'unico altro mezzo a registrare una crescita significativa rispetto all'anno precedente. Internet (+0,1%) รจ rimasto sostanzialmente invariato.

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La TV afroamericana (un sottoinsieme di rete, cavo e syndication) ha registrato un aumento della spesa del 13,8% rispetto all'anno precedente. La TV in lingua spagnola (via cavo e network) รจ diminuita dello 0,4%.

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SPESA PUBBLICITARIA PER CATEGORIA DI PRODOTTO

La spesa delle prime dieci categorie di prodotti รจ diminuita del 9,5% nel 2009. L'industria automobilistica รจ stata la prima categoria con oltre 8 miliardi di dollari spesi lo scorso anno. I prodotti farmaceutici, i ristoranti a servizio rapido e i grandi magazzini sono stati i prossimi della lista, con ciascuna categoria che ha registrato un aumento rispetto all'anno precedente.

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Le dieci principali categorie di prodotti, per spesa pubblicitaria

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Categoria di prodotto

Gennaio-dicembre 2009
(millions)

Gennaio-dicembre 2008 (milioni)

Variazione %

Automotive
(Factory & Dealer Assoc.)

$8,039.1

$10,491.6

-23.4%

Farmaceutico

$4,504.6

$4,424.6

1.8%

Ristorante a servizio rapido

$4,068.5

$4,014.9

1.3%

Grandi magazzini

$4,066.3

$3,956.0

2.8%

Servizi telefonici wireless

$3,386.2

$3,689.8

-8.2%

Film in movimento

$3,368.4

$3,414.0

-1.3%

Auto Dealerships – Local

$3,227.2

$4,188.6

-23.0%

Prodotti a risposta diretta

$2,465.8

$2,582.9

-4.5%

Ristoranti

$1,557.6

$1,615.0

-3.6%

Negozi di mobili

$1,437.5

$1,553.1

-7.4%

Totale delle 10 principali categorie di prodotti

$36,121.2

$39,930.5

-9.5%

Fonte: La societร  Nielsen
NOTE: Data excludes B-to-B Magazine spending

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There was some notable activity among product categories outside the top 10. Investment Services not only saw ad spending fall 14% to $1.3 billion in 2009, but the category also had about 1000 fewer advertisers in 2009 compared to 2008. On the other hand, spending by web-based advertisers climbed 32% to $1.1 billion, paced by dramatic spending increases by Hulu and Bing.