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HEAVY DOUGH FALL: SPORTS MARKETERS LOVE THE WINTER MONTHS
Published May 13, 1999
The following lists the Top 25 sports TV advertisers in
'98 as estimated by Nielsen Sports Marketing - Nielsen
Monitor Plus SportsFacts. This includes all national
broadcasts, national cable and syndicated TV for all sports
events, sports news and sports anthologies. THE DAILY lists
'98 total advertising expenditures along with the months in
which they spent the most and the least, as well as their
average monthly expenditure. Figures are rounded to the
nearest one hundred thousand (Nielsen Sports Media).
|
TOP
25 TV SPORTS ADVERTISERS
|
|||||||
| COMPANY |
'98
TOTAL
|
HIGH
|
MONTH
|
LOW
|
MONTH
|
AVG
|
|
|
1)
|
ANHEUSER-BUSCH |
$187.1M
|
$30.1M
|
(Jan)
|
$5.4M
|
(Aug)
|
$15.6M
|
|
2)
|
FORD |
$128.2M
|
$31.3M
|
(Feb)
|
$2.3M
|
(Mar)
|
$10.7M
|
|
3)
|
CHEVROLET |
$112.1M
|
$26.8M
|
(Mar)
|
$900K
|
(Aug)
|
$
9.3M
|
|
4)
|
NIKE |
$110.4M
|
$21.4M
|
(Feb)
|
$4.4M
|
(Dec)
|
$
9.2M
|
|
5)
|
MILLER BREWING |
$106.5M
|
$16.7M
|
(Jan)
|
$900K
|
(Jul)
|
$
8.9M
|
|
6)
|
VISA |
$
87.2M
|
$23.6M
|
(Feb)
|
$1.5M
|
(Jul)
|
$
7.3M
|
|
7)
|
DODGE |
$
82.3M
|
$18.8M
|
(Feb)
|
$800K
|
(Jul)
|
$
6.9M
|
|
8)
|
IBM |
$
80.5M
|
$26.9M
|
(Feb)
|
$500K
|
(Jul)
|
$
6.7M
|
|
9)
|
AT&T |
$
74.4M
|
$25.5M
|
(Feb)
|
$800K
|
(Jul)
|
$
6.2M
|
|
10)
|
PROCTER & GAMBLE |
$
59.3M
|
$10.1M
|
(Feb)
|
$2.4M
|
(Sep)
|
$
4.9M
|
|
11)
|
NISSAN |
$
58.5M
|
$14.7M
|
(Feb)
|
$700K
|
(Jul)
|
$
4.9M
|
|
12)
|
MCDONALD'S |
$
57.1M
|
$11.0M
|
(Feb)
|
$1.0M
|
(Jul)
|
$
4.8M
|
|
13)
|
COORS BREWING |
$
55.5M
|
$13.0M
|
(Sep)
|
$1.6M
|
(Mar)
|
$
4.6M
|
|
14)
|
CHRYSLER/PLYMTH |
$
54.0M
|
$18.0M
|
(Feb)
|
$600K
|
(Jul)
|
$
4.5M
|
|
15)
|
TOYOTA USA |
$
52.4M
|
$
9.4M
|
(Oct)
|
$600K
|
(Jul)
|
$
4.4M
|
|
16)
|
AMERICAN HONDA |
$
51.9M
|
$10.2M
|
(Jan)
|
$800K
|
(Aug)
|
$
4.3M
|
|
17)
|
AMEX |
$
50.6M
|
$21.6M
|
(Jan)
|
$700K
|
(Jul)
|
$
4.2M
|
|
18)
|
COCA-COLA |
$
48.3M
|
$17.0M
|
(Feb)
|
$1.1M
|
(Jul)
|
$
4.0M
|
|
19)
|
M&M/MARS |
$
46.4M
|
$
9.2M
|
(Jan)
|
$300K
|
(Nov)
|
$
3.9M
|
|
20)
|
PONTIAC |
$
43.3M
|
$
8.0M
|
(Nov)
|
$400K
|
(Jul)
|
$
3.6M
|
|
21)
|
MASTERCARD |
$
43.2M
|
$
8.3M
|
(Oct)
|
$1.1M
|
(Feb)
|
$
3.6M
|
|
22)
|
MCI |
$
42.4M
|
$
8.2M
|
(Jan)
|
$700K
|
(Dec)
|
$
3.5M
|
|
23)
|
LINCOLN-MERCURY |
$
41.0M
|
$21.2M
|
(Feb)
|
$500K
|
(Dec)
|
$
3.4M
|
|
24)
|
OLDSMOBILE |
$
40.0M
|
$
8.0M
|
(Oct)
|
$400K
|
(Jul)
|
$
3.3M
|
|
25)
|
PEPSI-COLA |
$
39.4M
|
$
9.8M
|
(Mar)
|
$1.0M
|
(Nov)
|
$
3.3M
|






