Banks’ Advert Spend Rose by N164m in July 2019

P+ Measurement Services, a media intelligence and audit agency and MediaTrak, undertook the analysis to show, Nigerian Banking Industry Advertisement spend and placement in the month of July 2019.

The report shows that there was an increase of 163, 762, 442 in the total Nigerian Banking Industry media advert spend in July compared to the month of June.

TV media advert in the banking industry for July saw an increase in media spend, compared to June with an increased spend of N123, 541, 668, while Radio media adverts in July also saw an increase in media spend, compared to June with an increased spend of N17, 461, 682, and the Print media advert in the Banking industry for July saw an increase in media spend, compared to June with an increased spend of N22, 759, 092.

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