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TV advertising’s ultimate nickable charts: the lockdown edition

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This nickable deck is a summary of TV advertising during the first lockdown in 2020. It’s packed with all the charts, data, analysis and insight you need. Possibly more. Download and decide for yourself as you discover:

  • Viewing trends as TV flourished in lockdown
  • How different sectors reacted to lockdown
  • Which brands increased their TV presence
  • A summary of expert guidance for advertisers


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