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Tuesdata: November's top spending TV campaigns in the Christmas countdown
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Tuesdata: November's top spending TV campaigns in the Christmas countdown

Tim Burrowes
Dec 06, 2022
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Welcome to Tuesdata - Unmade’s data-led analysis of the numbers driving the media and marketing industry.

Today we examine the biggest spending TV advertisers in the all-important build up to Christmas.

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November’s big spending advertisers were seasonally focused, with retail dominating the market.

According to Canda, which monitors advertising activity across major media in Australia’s capital city markets, Google spent the most on a single advertising execution, with an estimated spend for the month of more than $1m on promoting Chromebook.

In the ranking of individual ads, Woolworths outspent Coles, with its nostalgic Christmas ad featuring mango memories, just ahead of the long Coles table serviced by Curtis Stone. Also featured in the top ten are AAMI, Big W, Cadbury, Fitbit and Optus.

Read on to see the top ten rankings, along with the latest Unmade Index.

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