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UK Advertising Market Was Worth £13bn In 1997

UK Advertising Market Was Worth £13bn In 1997

Advertisers in the UK spent a total of £13.1 billion in 1997 according to figures released in the Advertising Association’s Media Pocket Book yesterday.

Of this total press took just under £7 billion and television drew £3.6 billion worth of ads.

Total UK Advertising Expenditure At Current Prices (£m)

  1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997
National Newspapers 1,121 1,155 1,220 1,336 1,433 1,510 1,650
Regional Newspapers 1,628 1,640 1,715 1,871 1,963 2,061 2,237
Consumer Magazines 506 466 448 499 533 583 660
Business & Professional 708 746 714 785 897 1,018 1,106
Directories 504 523 551 589 639 692 737
Press Production Costs 417 427 438 472 514 550 577
TOTAL PRESS 4,884 4,957 5,086 5,552 5,979 6,414 6,967
Television 2,295 2,472 2,604 2,888 3,125 3,363 3,651
Direct Mail 895 945 907 1,050 1,135 1,404 1,540
Outdoor & Transport 267 284 300 350 378 426 500
Radio 149 157 194 243 296 344 393
Cinema 42 45 49 53 69 73 88
TOTAL 8,532 8,860 9,140 10,136 10,982 12,024 13,139

The Media Pocket Book includes data on circulation and readership of national and regional newspapers and consumer magazines, TV and radio stations, cinema attendance and for the first time sections on the internet and new media, digital TV and media ownership regulations.

The book is published by NTC Publications and costs £26.

Advertising Association: 0171 828 2771 NTC Publications: 01471 411 000

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