5 TABLE 4. TOP 10 ADVERTISERS AND TOP 10 PRODUCTCATEGORIES IN SLOVAK REPUBLIC IN mil. €TABELA 4. TOP 10 REKLAMODAWCÓW I TOP 10 KATEGORIIPRODUKTÓW W REPUBLICE SŁOWACJI W MIL. €Top 10 advertisersAmount(mil. €)ORANGE 96,0Amount(mil. €)Top 10 product categoriesTELECOMMUNICATIONS,INTERNET 281,6T-MOBILE 83,3 BANCS 146,7HENKEL 57,9 AUTOMOBILES 124,1PROCTER & GAMBLE 57,2 DRINKS 111,0RECKITT BENCKISER 50,4 COSMETICS 105,0CONFECTIONERY AND SALTYUNILEVER 45,3 PRODUCTS 76,9TELEFÓNICA O2 43,6 MEDICINE 66,4L'OREAL 43,0 FOOD 62,2T-COM 41,5 PARFUMES 61,1NESTLÉ 33,4 DETERGENTS AND SOFTENERS 55,0Source: TNS Media Inteligence, 2009Źródło: TNS Media Inteligence, 20096 TABLE 5. TOP 10 ADVERTISERS AND TOP 10 PRODUCTCATEGORIES IN POLAND IN MIL. €TABELA 5. TOP 10 REKLAMODAWCÓW I TOP 10 KATEGORIIPRODUKTÓW W POLSCE W MIL. €Top 10 advertisersAmount(mil. €)Top 10 product categoriesAmount(mil. €)UNILEVER 156,2 FOOD 580,4PROCTER & GAMBLE 115,3 TELECOMMUNICATION 524,8POLSKA TELEFONIA CYFROWA 99,9 COSMETICS 435,1POLKOMTEL 93,8 BANCS 392,8PTK CENTERTEL 92,9TRADE, WHOLESALE TRADE,SHOPPING CENTERS353,6L'OREAL 81,8 MEDICINE 346,5NESTLÉ 74,2 MEDIA, BOOKS, CD, DVD 303,3DANONE 51,7 CARS 299,4US PHARMACIA 51,6 DRINKS 208,5P4 42,6 FREE TIME 167,2Source: TNS Media Inteligence, 2009Źródło: TNS Media Inteligence, 20095 Note: For pricing current price lists of controlled media were used. Exchange rate from 15.5. 2009: 1€ = 30,126 Sk6 Note: For pricing current price lists of controlled media were used. Exchange rate from 15.5. 2009: 1€ = 4, 4796 zl.143
Own surveyFor processing the problem of advertisement perception the questionnaireresearch was held within respondents at the age from 15 – 25 from V4 countries –Slovak Republic, Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary. 250 respondents from eachcountry participated in this research. In this paper we state chosen parts of research thoserelate to perception of individual types of advertisement and impact of theseadvertisements on purchasing behavior of respondents from mentioned countries.According to the evaluation of individual questions attention was focused onthe length of time over 3 hours spent either by watching or listening the media.Therefore, it can be stated that 28% of respondents within V4 countries spend more thanthree hours daily by watching TV programs, but 10% of respondents do not watch TVprograms ever. Regarding listening to the radio the situation is different; only 13% ofrespondents listen to radio more than three hours daily and 25% do not listen at all.Based on the evaluation of responses we think that 32% of respondents spend more than3 hours daily by using an Internet and 3% of respondents are constantly increasing theintensity of Internet use.Advertising messages communicated by individual advertising media may beperceived by respondents as more or less interesting. Among respondents from the V4countries, there is no statistically significant difference in this perception. The mostinteresting are in respondents’ opinion advertisements broadcasted on television, Internetand print advertising. Radio, leaflets and advertisements out of home do not take somuch interest of respondents (Chart 1).Respondents from individual V4 countries consider being the most attractiveadvertisement broadcasted on TV, this is followed by Internet advertisement, print,billboards, radio and leaflets advertisement. This perception is the same in every countryof Visegrad Four, there is no statistically significant difference among mentionedcountries.Which are the most favorite kinds of advertisement according to respondents isdescribed in chart 2. Among the V4 countries there were no statistically significantdifferences; Hungarian, Slovak, Polish and Czech people find car advertisements to bethe most attractive and interesting. These are followed by cosmetic, food industryproduct and service advertisements.144
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