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Plunkett's Advertising & Branding Industry Almanac


Table of Contents
A Short Advertising & Branding Industry Glossary  i
Introduction  1
How to use this book 3
Chapter 1: Major Trends Affecting the Advertising & Branding Industry 7
1) Advertising/PR Agency Consolidation and Globalization 7
2) Media Consolidation and Globalization
9
3) Advertising Budgets are Back!
9
4) Proliferation of Media Outlets Creates Choices, Confusion and Sometimes Chaos for Advertisers
10
  5) Television Attempts to Evolve to Face New Challenges 10
  6) Newspapers and Magazines: Old Hat or New Rags? 13  
  7) Online Advertising Comes of Age 14
  8) Consumers’ Annoyance with Telemarketers Reaches the
Breaking Point

14
  9) Billboards Go Digital 15
  10) Alternative Media Sometimes Work Wonders 15
  11) Branding: Private Label Merchandise Gains Ground 16
  12) Branding: American Brands are the World’s Leaders, But Must Evolve/Adapt to America’s Changing Global Role and Image

16
  13) LOHAS- Socially Conscious Consumers Create Challenges and Opportunities for Advertisers and Marketers

17
  14) Hispanic Market Gets Growing Focus 17
Chapter 2: Advertising Industry Statistics 19
  Advertising and Branding Industry Overview 20
  Budgets of National Advertisers, U.S., 2003 21
  Expenditures of All Advertisers, U.S., 2003 22 22
  Advertising as a Percentage of Gross Domestic Product, U.S. 23
  National Advertising Outlook for 2004, U.S.  24
  Advertising Outlook for 2004 All Advertisers, U.S. 25
  Worldwide Advertising Growth: 1990-2004 26
  Advertising Spending by Top 10 Advertisers 2002-2003, U.S. 27
  Average Time Spent Viewing Television per TV Home per Day, U.S.: Selected Years, 1970-2003
28
  Cable and Pay TV Revenue and Expenses, U.S.: 2001-2002 29
  Largest Entertainment & Media Industry Mergers 1985 to Early 2004 30
  Radio and Television Broadcasting Services-Finances, U.S.: 2000
-2002

31
  Top Global Media and Entertainment Companies: 2003 32
  Top 10 Audit Bureau of Circulation Surveyed Magazines, based on Total Paid Circulation, U.S.: 2001-June 2003

33
  Top 25 Audit Bureau Circulation Surveyed Magazines, based on Total Circulation Revenues, U.S.: 2002
34
  Daily Newspaper Circulation, U.S.: Selected Years, 1965-2003 35
  Online Advertising Summary, U.S. 2002-2003 36
Chapter 3: Advertising & Branding Industry Contacts
  Addresses, Telephone Numbers and World Wide Web Sites 37
Chapter 4: THE ADVERTISING 350:
  Who They Are and How They Were Chosen 55
  Industry List, With Codes 56
  Index of Rankings Within Industry Groups 58
    (THE ADVERTISING 350 grouped by industry, and ranked by sales and profits)
  Alphabetical Index 67
  Index of Headquarters Location by State 70
  Index of Headquarters Location by Country 74
  Index by Regions of the U.S. Where THE ADVERTISING 350 Have Locations 75
  Index by Firms with International Operations 84
Individual Profiles on each of THE ADVERTISING 350 87
Additional Indexes  
  Index of Hot Spots for Advancement for Women/Minorities 430
  Index by Subsidiaries, Brand Names and Affiliations 432

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