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28 NOVEMBER 2013 Alcohol advertising tends: 1997 - 2013 Alcohol advertising tends: 1997 - 2013 Corne van Walbeek and Michael Daly
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Data Commercial data, “adspend’ collected by AC Nielsen AC Nielsen personnel monitor all forms of media Cost of each advertisement estimated as a function of media, placement, size, duration etc… Data is available monthly from January 1997 – September 2013 (Internet: Jan 2001 - ) Oct – Dec 2013, estimated using proportional contribution of those months in previous years All data in December 2012 Rands
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Total advertising industry: *2013 Figures include estimates for Oct – Dec 2013 *All figures are constant 2012 prices
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Media composition of alcohol advertising *2013 Figures are estimated for Oct – Dec
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Relative importance of alcohol advertising
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Relative share of alcohol categories in total alcohol advertising expenditure
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Relative importance of media to alcohol adspend
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Key advertisers in 2012 (based on ‘adspend’)
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Concentration: Beer 1997 2012
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Concentration: Wine 1997 2012
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Key Brands: Spirits (2012) 1997
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Shares of different alcohol categories in television advertising expenditure
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Shares of different alcohol categories in radio advertising expenditure
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Shares of different alcohol categories in print advertising expenditure
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Shares of different alcohol categories in out-of-home advertising expenditure
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Top ten advertised brands of the three largest alcohol companies in South Africa SABMiller brands Average annual advertising expenditure as percentage of total SABMiller advertising expenditure 2009-2012Brandhouse brands Average annual advertising expenditure as percentage of total Brandhouse advertising expenditure 2009-2012Distell brands Average annual advertising expenditure as percentage of total Distell advertising expenditure 2009-2012 Carling Black Label21.1%Amstel Lager13.9%Hunters Dry Cider12.8% Hansa Pilsener19.2%Heineken Lager13.8%Savannah Dry Cider9.5% Castle Lite18.3%Windhoek Lager8.9% Richelieu Brandy 7.1% Castle Lager17.2%Bells Whisky8.2%Amarula Cream Liqueur6.0% Castle Milk Stout7.3%J & B Whisky8.0%Three Ships Whisky5.4% Redds Cider6.8% Captain Morgan Spiced Gold Rum 5.5%Klipdrift Premium Brandy5.0% Castle Draught4.6%Johnnie Walker Black Label5.4% Flight of the Fish Eagle Brandy 4.3% Miller Draft Beer*2.3%Strongbow Cider4.6%Klipdrift Export Brandy4.3% Brutal Fruit0.8%Guinness Beer3.7%JC Le Roux Sparkling Wines4.0% Peroni Nastro Azzurro0.6%Smirnoff Vodka**3.5%Oude Meester Brandy3.8% Other1.8%Other24.5%Other37.8%
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Television advertising by ‘Advertiser’ over time
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Radio advertising by ‘Advertiser’ over time
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Share of total television advertising by category
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Sponsorship Deals with the advertisement of sponsorship activities Carling Cup, J&B Met etc…
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Total expenditure on sponsorship advertising by all industries
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Sponsorship advertising by the alcohol industry, by media
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MARKET CONCENTRATION ANALYSIS Advertiser Advertising expenditure (R 000's)Market ShareMarket Share Squared SABMiller622033.4079.270%0.628371 Brandhouse151931.7619.362%0.037487 Bavaria Brau7054.550.899%0.000081 United National Breweries3506.500.447%0.000020 Brauerei Beck & Co61.490.008%0.000000 Awethu Breweries59.010.008%0.000000 Cockpit Brewery24.490.003%0.000000 Central TLV Dev Board24.100.003%0.000000 Coopers SA Ltd8.300.001%0.000000 Total advertising expenditure784703.59 Herfindahl-Hirschman index0.666
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Herfindahl-Hirschman indices by alcohol type 19972012 Beer0.890.67 Brandy0.340.61 Cider0.360.50 Wine0.36 Ready to Drink0.320.27 Liqueur0.160.33 Whisky0.130.26
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Herfindahl-Hirschman indices for beer at the “house” and brand level, 1997-2012
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Herfindahl-Hirschman indices for wine at the “house” and brand level, 1997-2012
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Comparison to Tobacco: share of tobacco advertising in aggregate advertising expenditure,
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Main Findings Alcohol makes a modest contribution to total advertising Television: 7-8% Cinema 8-16% Internet 1.6–2% Out of Home 4-7% Print 0.7-1% Radio 2-3% Television is increasingly important media to alcohol industry Very sharp increase in television advertising in late 2009 (especially for beer) Seasonality & pulsing: Alcohol advertising peaks in November
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Main Findings Large increase in advertising of sponsorships since 2010 Sponsorship advertising is primarily on television The alcohol advertising industry is highly concentrated (Particularly for beer and brandy)
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