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Orang Tua Group 
Tarps Bench Marking
Contents 
• Ad Spends 2004 
• By Medium 
• By Category 
• By Company 
• OTG Positioning in each category present 
• How big is OTG under it’s category/sub-category (tarp base) 
• Tarp Skyline of OTG brands vs competitors 
• Weekly basis 
• TV Usage 
• Channel Mix 
• Duration Mix 
• Day Part Mix 
• Program Type Selection 
• YOY SOV growth by brand category 
• Growth of the category in tarps level
Ad Spending in 2004 
Glimpse on the Tops
Advertising Spends continues to increase over the years 
Advertising Expenditure All Categories (TV+Print) – Rp Trillion 
Exclusive of : Services (Media & Promotion ) and Non-Commercial Advertisement 
Source: AC Nielsen 
Just a shy away of .5 trillion from the predicted estimate of 22 Trillion exit 2004 
3.2 
4.9 
7.1 
9.1 
12.4 
+27% 
16.86 
21.5 
'98 '99 '00 '01 '02 '03 '04 
‘98-’03 data source : AC Nielsen 2004
TV still the main medium for advertisers 
Advertising Expenditure All Categories by Media 
Exclusive of : Services (Media & Promotion ) and Non-Commercial Advertisement 
Source: AC Nielsen 
0.9 1.0 
+11% 
4.3 5.29 
+23% 
11.7 15.21 
+30% 
2003 2004 
Mag 
Npp 
TV 
Rp Trillion 16.8 21.5
Big channels RCTI, IVM, and SCTV still dominates the channels, 
however secondary and small channels are not far behind 
Advertising Expenditure All Categories 
Exclusive of : Services (Media & Promotion ) and Non-Commercial Advertisement 
Source: AC Nielsen 
Rp.15,265 Bio 100% Share 
2% 
2% 
3% 
6% 5% 
6% 
7% 
11% 
12% 
17% 
18% 
18% 
1% 
6% 
12% 
7% 
7% 
13% 
13% 
16% 
14% 
Spending Share TV Share 
JogjaTV 
BALI TV 
TVBR 
JTV 
TVRI1 
GTV 
METRO 
ANTV 
TV7 
LATV 
TPI 
TRANS 
SCTV 
RCTI 
IVM 
January – December 2004 Reading 
Small 
Channels 
Secondary 
Channels 
Getting 
stronger 
Big 
Channels 
Gaining 
shares from 
big 
channels
Top 3 Categories remain to be Toiletries, Beverages and Food 
Advertising Expenditure All Categories 
Exclusive of : Services (Media & Promotion ) and Non-Commercial Advertisement 
Source: AC Nielsen 
• Percentages: 
2004 
Categories Total Media in Mio TV in % NPP in % Mags in % 
TOILETERIES & COSMETICS 3,747,087 95% 1% 5% 
BEVERAGES 2,259,906 93% 4% 4% 
FOOD 1,863,708 96% 1% 3% 
AUTOMOTIVE & ACCESSORIES 1,673,069 47% 49% 4% 
SERVICES - CORPORATE & PUBLIC SERV ADV 1,562,729 60% 36% 4% 
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS/SUPPLIES 1,478,182 98% 1% 2% 
OFFICE EQP'T, COMPUTER, COMMUNICATIONS 1,453,248 48% 46% 6% 
MEDICINES/PHARMACEUTICALS 1,392,718 88% 7% 5% 
SMOKING & ACCESSORIES 1,209,692 92% 6% 2% 
SERVICES - FINANCIAL 944,697 46% 48% 5% 
SERVICES - TRANS'T, TRAVEL, RECREATION 899,328 28% 69% 3% 
HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMENT & APPLIANCES 814,558 48% 46% 5% 
SERVICES - RETAIL 535,362 29% 65% 6% 
SERVICES - EDUCATION 376,217 10% 85% 5% 
SERVICES - PERSONAL SERVICES 366,828 3% 81% 16% 
SERVICES - PROPERTY 363,373 7% 91% 2% 
APPAREL/PERSONAL ACCESSORIES 291,714 35% 34% 30% 
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS 160,752 50% 42% 8% 
BABY PRODUCTS 107,662 94% 0% 6% 
Grand Total 21,500,829 71% 25% 5% 
•Toiletries has the highest share of expenditure at Rp 3.7 Trillion covering 17% of the total spends 
•Followed by Beverages at Rp 2.2 Trillion which is 11% of the total spends 
•Food at Rp 1.8 Trillion, 9% share 
•Automotives & Accessories at Rp I.6 Trillion, 8% share, and 
•With the 2004 General and Presidential Elections Services: Corporate & PSA at Rp 1.5 Trillion (7% share)
With the elections in 2004, CPSA became one of the highest 
contributor in print spending 
Advertising Expenditure All Categories 
Exclusive of : Services (Media & Promotion ) and Non-Commercial Advertisement 
Source: AC Nielsen 
• Highest Print Users: 
2004 
Categories Total Media in Mio TV in % NPP in % Mags in % 
TOILETERIES & COSMETICS 3,747,087 95% 1% 5% 
BEVERAGES 2,259,906 93% 4% 4% 
FOOD 1,863,708 96% 1% 3% 
AUTOMOTIVE & ACCESSORIES 1,673,069 47% 49% 4% 
SERVICES - CORPORATE & PUBLIC SERV ADV 1,562,729 60% 36% 4% 
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS/SUPPLIES 1,478,182 98% 1% 2% 
OFFICE EQP'T, COMPUTER, COMMUNICATIONS 1,453,248 48% 46% 6% 
MEDICINES/PHARMACEUTICALS 1,392,718 88% 7% 5% 
SMOKING & ACCESSORIES 1,209,692 92% 6% 2% 
SERVICES - FINANCIAL 944,697 46% 48% 5% 
SERVICES - TRANS'T, TRAVEL, RECREATION 899,328 28% 69% 3% 
HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMENT & APPLIANCES 814,558 48% 46% 5% 
SERVICES - RETAIL 535,362 29% 65% 6% 
SERVICES - EDUCATION 376,217 10% 85% 5% 
SERVICES - PERSONAL SERVICES 366,828 3% 81% 16% 
SERVICES - PROPERTY 363,373 7% 91% 2% 
APPAREL/PERSONAL ACCESSORIES 291,714 35% 34% 30% 
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS 160,752 50% 42% 8% 
BABY PRODUCTS 107,662 94% 0% 6% 
Grand Total 21,500,829 71% 25% 5% 
•Automotive & Accessories dominates print expenditure of which 49% of its spending is on NPP and 4% in Magazines 
•Followed by Corporate & Public Service Ads, to reach more a targets, PSA diversified media usage, no.2 in print usage 
amongst categories. 
•Office Eqp’t, Comp., Com. Third in rank amongst high print users, allocated 52% of its spends on print.
General & Presidential Elections ensued huge increase in CPSA 
Advertising Expenditure by Category 
Exclusive of : Services (Media & Promotion ) and Non-Commercial Advertisement 
Source: AC Nielsen 
2003 2004 
Categories Categories 
Total Media in Mio TV in % NPP in % Mags in % Total Media in Mio TV in % NPP in % Mags in % Growth 
TOILETERIES & COSMETICS 2,807,496 94% 1% 5% TOILETERIES & COSMETICS 3,747,087 95% 1% 5% 33% 
BEVERAGES 1,717,495 92% 4% 4% BEVERAGES 2,259,906 93% 4% 4% 32% 
FOOD 1,435,886 95% 2% 3% FOOD 1,863,708 96% 1% 3% 30% 
AUTOMOTIVE & ACCESSORIES 1,337,710 42% 53% 4% AUTOMOTIVE & ACCESSORIES 1,673,069 47% 49% 4% 25% 
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS/SUPPLIES 1,270,218 98% 1% 2% SERVICES - CORPORATE & PUBLIC SERV ADV 1,562,729 60% 36% 4% 111% 
MEDICINES/PHARMACEUTICALS 1,212,936 89% 6% 5% HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS/SUPPLIES 1,478,182 98% 1% 2% 16% 
HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMENT & APPLIANCES 853,292 54% 41% 4% OFFICE EQP'T, COMPUTER, COMMUNICATIONS 1,453,248 48% 46% 6% 75% 
OFFICE EQP'T, COMPUTER, COMMUNICATIONS 830,779 38% 55% 7% MEDICINES/PHARMACEUTICALS 1,392,718 88% 7% 5% 15% 
SERVICES - FINANCIAL 826,500 48% 47% 5% SMOKING & ACCESSORIES 1,209,692 92% 6% 2% 76% 
SERVICES - TRANS'T, TRAVEL, RECREATION 782,937 37% 60% 3% SERVICES - FINANCIAL 944,697 46% 48% 5% 14% 
•Top 10 Section Category which comprises 82% of total ad spends, excluding Media & Promotion 
Services and Non-Commercial Advertisement increased 34% in 2004. 
•All Categories have increased except, Household Equipment & Appliances with 5% decrease in 
spending, however it still sitting in the top 10 at the 6th position. 
•Amongst Section Category Corporate & Public Service Ads has the most increment at 111% due to 
the 2004 general and presidential elections, followed by Smoking & Accessories with 76% increase in 
spends, and Office Equipment, Computer, Communications at 75%.
Hair Care continues to hold the no. 1 rank in Toiletries 
& Cosmetics 
4,000,000.00 
3,500,000.00 
3,000,000.00 
2,500,000.00 
2,000,000.00 
1,500,000.00 
1,000,000.00 
500,000.00 
0.00 
7% 
12% 
15% 
Toiletries & Cosmetics 
Razor Blades 
Acne Treatment 
Talcum Powder 
Mouthwash &Oral Higiene 
Tissue 
Handsoap 
Cosmetics & Make Ups 
Range of Toiletries 
Sanitary Napkin & Adult Diaper 
Deodorant 
Perfumes & Cologne 
Body Care & Lotion 
Tooth (Paste&Brush) 
Toilet & Liquid Soap 
Facial Cleanser 
Hair Care 
Rp. 3.74 Bio 
17% 
31% 
Toiletries & Cosmetics is driven by 
Hair Care covering 31% share of 
spends with Sunsilk Nutrient, Clear Anti 
Ketombe, Lifebouy Hydro Shampoo, 
Pantene, and Head & Shoulders as Top 
5 big spenders 
Facial Cleanser at 17% includes, 
Pond’s Beauty White- Skin, Citra 
Refreshing, Pond’s White Shake & 
Clean, Dove – Facial Foam, and Biore 
Anti Acne (Top 5) 
Toilet & Liquid Soap at 15% from, 
Lifebouy Puralin, Lux Bath, Giv Bath, 
Dove Bath, and Dettol (Top 5) 
Toothpaste & Toothbrush at 12%, 
Pepsodent all Toothpaste variants, 
Ciptadent, Close Up, Pepsodent 
Flexipick and Formula Discovery (Top 5) 
Body Care at 7% includes, Citra White 
Lotion, Vaseline Intensive Care, 
Melanox, Emeron White,Purbasari 
Whitening (Top 5) 
Advertising Expenditure Toiletries & Cosmetics 
Source: Ad Quest/AC Nielsen (Jan-Dec Spending)
Beverage clings to the 2nd position, Health Drink leading 
2,500,000 
2,000,000 
1,500,000 
1,000,000 
500,000 
0 
Advertising Expenditure Beverages 
Source: Ad Quest/AC Nielsen (Jan-Dec Spending) 
6% 
8% 
5% 
11% 
13% 
Beverages 
Stout 
Wines & Spirits 
Range of Beverage Prods. 
Fresh Milk 
Beer 
Other Drinks 
Nutrition Drink 
Sweetened Condensed Milk 
Diet Drink 
Liquid, Evaporated Milk 
Other Milk 
Pregnant & Nursing Women Milk 
Range of Milk Products 
Mineral Water 
Non-Carbonated Softdrinks 
Powdered Milk 
Carbonated Softdrinks 
Fruit & Vegetable Juices 
Coffee & Tea 
Growing & Follow Up Milk 
Health Drink 
Beverages is dominated by 
Health Drink 25% share of spends with 
Extra Joss All, Hemaviton All, M-150, 
Krating Daeng All, and Ena’o (Top 5) 
Growing Up Milk 15% includes, Dancow 
All GUM, Bendera All GUM, Nutrilon All 
GUM, Chil Kid All GUM, and PediaSure All 
GUM (Top 5) 
Coffee & Tea 13% from, Teh Sariwangi, 
Nescafe 3 in 1 Instant, Nescafe Classic, 
Cap Botol Teh Seduh, and Indocafe (Top 
5) 
Fruit & Vegetables Juices 11%, Adem 
Sari, Jasjus, NutriSari, Marjan Boudin, and 
ABC Syrup (Top 5) 
Powdered Milk 8% includes, Dancow 
Powder, Bendera Powder, Dancow All Milk, 
L-Men, and Anlene Gold (Top 5) 
Non-Carbonated Soft Drinks 6%, 
includes FresTea, Teh Sosro Bottle, Teh 
Sosro Fruit Tea, Birdy Iced Cofee, Lipton 
Iced Tea 
Rp 2.25Bio 
15% 
25%
Leading food category is Seasoning, Condiments with 20% share 
2,000,000 
1,800,000 
1,600,000 
1,400,000 
1,200,000 
1,000,000 
800,000 
600,000 
400,000 
200,000 
0 
Advertising Expenditure Beverages 
Source: Ad Quest/AC Nielsen (Jan-Dec Spending) 
10% 
9% 
11% 
16% 
Foods 
Flavour Oil 
Fruits & Veges - Frozen Foods 
Additional Foods - Chips 
Grains, Bulk Foods 
Diet Food 
Bakery Good, Bakery Mixes, Flours 
Canned/Processed Food 
Cooking Oil 
Range of Food Prods. 
Baby Food, Baby Cereal 
Margarine, Dairy Food 
Cereals, Breakfast Food 
Confectionary - Cough Drops 
Desserts, Desserts Ingredients 
Confectionary - Chocolates 
Confectionary - Candies, Chewing Gums 
Instant Foods, Instant Noodles 
Snacks, Biscuits, Cookies, Cakes 
Seasoning, Condiments 
Foods is dominated by 
Seasoning & Condiments 20% Cap 
Bango, Royco Seasoning-Salt, 
Masako, Royco Seasoning Liquid, and 
ABC – Soy Sauce (Top 5) 
Snacks, Biscuits, Cookies, Cakes 
18% includes, Taro Snack, Danone 
Biskuat, Roma Biscuit, Taro Stick, and 
Tango Wafer (Top 5) 
Instant Food, Instant Noodles 16% 
from, Sedaap, Indomie, Sarimi, Salam 
Mie, and Supermi(Top 5) 
Confectionary Candies, Chewing 
gums 11%, Relaxa, Jack n Jill 
Dynamite, Pepsodent Delicio, 
Alpenliebe, and Kopiko Milko (Top 5) 
Desserts/Ingredients 10% includes, 
Pop Ice, Walls’: Conello, Paddle pop, 2 
in 1, and Selection (Top 5) 
Rp 1.86 Bio 
18% 
20%
Company Ranking (Top 20) 
Advertising Expenditure All Categories 
Source: Ad Quest/AC Nielsen 
2003 2004 
Rank Company Spends in Rp. Mio % Rank Company Spends in Rp. Mio % Growth 
1 Unilever 2,404,981 14% 1 Unilever 2,938,429 14% 22% 
2 Wings 788,915 5% 2 Wings 1,096,324 5% 39% 
3 Astra 439,733 3% 3 Astra 555,444 3% 26% 
4 Bintang Toedjoe 290,904 2% 4 PT Djarum 436,444 2% 68% 
5 PT Djarum 259,823 2% 5 H.M. Sampoerna 391,969 2% 106% 
6 Nestle 247,856 1% 6 Proctor & Gamble 386,845 2% 66% 
7 Suzuki 244,025 1% 7 Nestle 357,513 2% 44% 
8 Proctor & Gamble 233,034 1% 8 Bintang Toedjoe 308,890 1% 6% 
9 Indofood 231,336 1% 9 KAO 245,729 1% 39% 
10 Tempo Promosi 195,658 1% 10 Telkomsel 236,406 1% 156% 
11 H.M. Sampoerna 189,890 1% 11 Suzuki 230,098 1% -6% 
12 KAO 177,391 1% 12 Bank Mandiri 222,718 1% 51% 
13 Konimex 165,100 1% 13 Yamaha 219,715 1% 41% 
14 Yamaha 156,072 1% 14 Gudang Garam 213,611 1% 55% 
15 Bank Mandiri 147,263 1% 15 Tempo Promosi 211,297 1% 8% 
16 Gudang Garam 137,535 1% 16 Indofood 206,768 1% -11% 
17 ABC Heinz 129,662 1% 17 Indosat 173,343 1% 161% 
18 Frisien Flag 102,830 1% 18 Orang Tua Group 170,666 1% 81% 
19 Orang Tua Group 94,494 1% 19 Reckitt & Benkisser 161,879 1% 506% 
20 Telkomsel 92,234 1% 20 Konimex 143,932 1% -42% 
Total Top 20 6,728,736 31% Total Top 20 8,908,020 41% 
Total Advertisers 16,863,750 Total Advertisers 21,500,829 
Legend in Rank: Increase New Top 20 Decrease Down Notched 
•Top 20 Company stack up to 41% of total advertising spends, Unilever driving the expenditure with 14% share, followed by 
Wings at 5%, Astra at 3%, PT. Djarum, H.M. Sampoerna, P & G, and Nestle at 2% a piece, other companies shares at 
1%. 
•Huge increments came from Reckitt & Benkissr at an enormous 506%, Indosat at 161% both making it to the Top 20 
company advertisers. 
•Decreased spends coming from Konimex at 42%, Indofood at 11%, and Suzuki at 6%, ABC Heinz and Fraisien Flag 
are amongst those that are eliminated in the Top 20.
Top 30 Company Chart 
2003 2004 
Shr Shr 
Company Spending % Company Spending % 
1 Unilever 2,404,981 14% 1 Unilever 2,938,429 14% 
2 Wings 788,915 5% 2 Wings 1,096,324 5% 
3 Astra 439,733 3% 3 Astra 555,444 3% 
4 Bintang Toedjoe 290,904 2% 4 PT Djarum 436,444 2% 
5 PT Djarum 259,823 2% 5 H.M. Sampoerna 391,969 2% 
6 Nestle 247,856 1% 6 Proctor & Gamble 386,845 2% 
7 Suzuki 244,025 1% 7 Nestle 357,513 2% 
8 Proctor & Gamble 233,034 1% 8 Bintang Toedjoe 308,890 1% 
9 Indofood 231,336 1% 9 KAO 245,729 1% 
10 Tempo Promosi 195,658 1% 10 Telkomsel 236,406 1% 
11 H.M. Sampoerna 189,890 1% 11 Suzuki 230,098 1% 
12 KAO 177,391 1% 12 Bank Mandiri 222,718 1% 
13 Konimex 165,100 1% 13 Yamaha 219,715 1% 
14 Yamaha 156,072 1% 14 Gudang Garam 213,611 1% 
15 Bank Mandiri 147,263 1% 15 Tempo Promosi 211,297 1% 
16 Gudang Garam 137,535 1% 16 Indofood 206,768 1% 
17 ABC Heinz 129,662 1% 17 Indosat 173,343 1% 
18 Fraisien Flag 102,830 1% 18 Orang Tua Group 170,666 1% 
19 Orang Tua Group 94,494 1% 19 Reckitt & Benkisser 161,879 1% 
20 Telkomsel 92,234 1% 20 Konimex 143,932 1% 
21 Telkom 82,972 0% 21 Fraisien Flag 134,748 1% 
22 Mayora 74,160 0% 22 ABC Heinz 133,389 1% 
23 Indosat 66,296 0% 23 Coca-Cola Amatil 132,572 1% 
24 Bank BNI 66,190 0% 24 Mayora 132,032 1% 
25 Bank BCA 62,546 0% 25 Aqua-Danone 122,779 1% 
26 Coca-Cola Amatil 60,505 0% 26 Telkom 122,742 1% 
27 Kino 57,560 0% 27 Bank BCA 83,478 0% 
28 Sosro 52,627 0% 28 Sosro 83,232 0% 
29 Aqua-Danone 43,540 0% 29 Kino 71,177 0% 
30 Bank Danamon 36,889 0% 30 Martha Tilaar 36,987 0% 
Total Top 30 7,332,021 43% Total Top 30 9,961,156 46% 
Total Advertisers 16,863,750 Total Advertisers 21,500,829
Unilever products still tops the brand list 
• Currently there are 910 active brands from all categories 
• Top brands mostly coming from toiletries & cosmetics lead by ULI brands 
• With the presidential elections PSA from services boosts spends 
• Other top brands comes from cigarettes, telecommunication, beverage, and 
automotive & accessories 
Advertising Expenditure All Categories 
Source: Ad Quest/AC Nielsen (Jan-Sep ’04) 
Brands Rp. In Mio TV in % NPP in % Mags in % 
1 SUNSILK NUTRIENT - SHAMPOO 272,408 97% 2% 
2 CLEAR ANTI KETOMBE - SHAMPOO 203,889 97% 1% 2% 
3 CALON PRESIDEN&WAKIL PRESIDEN 180,392 74% 25% 1% 
4 DJARUM SUPER - FILTER CLOVE CIGARETTE 176,010 93% 5% 2% 
5 TOP 1 FORMULA 1 - OIL LUBRICANT 144,866 95% 3% 2% 
6 MOBILE 8 FREN - CDMA SIM CARD 142,365 93% 6% 1% 
7 LIFEBUOY PURALIN PLUS - BATH SOAP 137,353 99% 1% 1% 
8 LIFEBUOY HYDRO PROTEIN - SHAMPOO 134,437 97% 1% 2% 
9 POND'S WHITE BEAUTY - SKIN LIGHTENING 133,014 100% 
10 DJI SAM SOE 234 - CLOVE CIGARETTE 128,077 97% 2% 1% 
11 KOMISI PEMILIHAN UMUM (KPU) 108,714 77% 21% 1% 
12 EXTRA JOSS - ISOTONIC DRINK 107,619 89% 7% 4% 
13 RINSO - POWDER DETERGENT 105,014 97% 1% 2% 
14 TELKOMSEL SIMPATI - SIM CARD 99,283 62% 34% 4% 
15 SEDAAP - INSTANT NOODLE 99,251 100% 
16 NOKIA - GSM HANDPHONE 99,170 46% 45% 9% 
17 TELKOM (TELEKOMUNIKASI INDONESIA) 93,006 64% 34% 2% 
18 TEH SARIWANGI 84,139 95% 2% 2% 
19 MOLTO - FABRIC SOFTENER 83,916 98% 2% 
20 CITRA WHITE - SKIN WHITENING LOTION 82,022 99% 1%
Summary & Implication 
Summary Implications 
• Predicted estimate of Rp. 22 Trillion in exit 2004 is 
almost achieved, actual increase 27% from 2003, 
2004 exit spends summed up to Rp. 21.5 Trillion. 
• Advertising spends continued to increase, and is 
still expected to increase over the years to come. 
• TV continues to be the main medium of advertisers 
with 71% share of the total expenditure. 
• IVM, SCTV, RCTI and Trans TV still remains to be 
the most favored vehicle of advertisers 
• High print users basically comes from Automotive & 
Accessories and Service oriented categories. 
• Services: Corporate & PSA 
• Office Equipment, Computer, Communication; 
• Radio on the other hand is not monitored, however it 
is estimated to stack up to 5 – 10% of the total 
advertising spends 
• Indonesia is still one of Asia’s biggest TV users in 
the industry, number of TV stations carries to 
increase especially in the local areas. 
• Advertisers persist to use big channels to ensure 
shares, however 2004 shows significant increase in 
usage of new TV channels with the latter’s constant 
program innovations. 
• Newspapers and Magazines becoming more and 
more potential in increasing additional shares. 
Print is seen to be very much target oriented from 
the category which uses it. 
• Insufficient data for Radio monitoring
Summary & Implication 
Summary Implications 
• Amid numerous categories, Toiletries & Cosmetics 
leads the expenditure making up 17% of the total 
advertising spends 2004. 
• Beverage and Food category continues to follow 
Toiletries & Cosmetics in rank . 
• Company spending continues to fluctuate. 
Fluctuation is driven by the priorities set for each and 
every brand of the companies. 
• Top Brands still within consumer goods. 
• With abundant products and variety to be 
advertised and more new product development 
that needs to be communicated to the audience 
this category drives the expenditure in the market. 
• With the Indonesian characteristic of “you do, I 
do”, huge number of new products enter the 
market, e.g. Noodles “mie sedaap” (Wings) comes 
“supermi sedapp” (Indofood). With these new 
additions, advertising spends in these categories 
continued to escalate. 
• Consumer goods still very dominant, followed by 
Automotive, Cigarettes, and Banking.

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Otg bench marking 2004

  • 1. Orang Tua Group Tarps Bench Marking
  • 2. Contents • Ad Spends 2004 • By Medium • By Category • By Company • OTG Positioning in each category present • How big is OTG under it’s category/sub-category (tarp base) • Tarp Skyline of OTG brands vs competitors • Weekly basis • TV Usage • Channel Mix • Duration Mix • Day Part Mix • Program Type Selection • YOY SOV growth by brand category • Growth of the category in tarps level
  • 3. Ad Spending in 2004 Glimpse on the Tops
  • 4. Advertising Spends continues to increase over the years Advertising Expenditure All Categories (TV+Print) – Rp Trillion Exclusive of : Services (Media & Promotion ) and Non-Commercial Advertisement Source: AC Nielsen Just a shy away of .5 trillion from the predicted estimate of 22 Trillion exit 2004 3.2 4.9 7.1 9.1 12.4 +27% 16.86 21.5 '98 '99 '00 '01 '02 '03 '04 ‘98-’03 data source : AC Nielsen 2004
  • 5. TV still the main medium for advertisers Advertising Expenditure All Categories by Media Exclusive of : Services (Media & Promotion ) and Non-Commercial Advertisement Source: AC Nielsen 0.9 1.0 +11% 4.3 5.29 +23% 11.7 15.21 +30% 2003 2004 Mag Npp TV Rp Trillion 16.8 21.5
  • 6. Big channels RCTI, IVM, and SCTV still dominates the channels, however secondary and small channels are not far behind Advertising Expenditure All Categories Exclusive of : Services (Media & Promotion ) and Non-Commercial Advertisement Source: AC Nielsen Rp.15,265 Bio 100% Share 2% 2% 3% 6% 5% 6% 7% 11% 12% 17% 18% 18% 1% 6% 12% 7% 7% 13% 13% 16% 14% Spending Share TV Share JogjaTV BALI TV TVBR JTV TVRI1 GTV METRO ANTV TV7 LATV TPI TRANS SCTV RCTI IVM January – December 2004 Reading Small Channels Secondary Channels Getting stronger Big Channels Gaining shares from big channels
  • 7. Top 3 Categories remain to be Toiletries, Beverages and Food Advertising Expenditure All Categories Exclusive of : Services (Media & Promotion ) and Non-Commercial Advertisement Source: AC Nielsen • Percentages: 2004 Categories Total Media in Mio TV in % NPP in % Mags in % TOILETERIES & COSMETICS 3,747,087 95% 1% 5% BEVERAGES 2,259,906 93% 4% 4% FOOD 1,863,708 96% 1% 3% AUTOMOTIVE & ACCESSORIES 1,673,069 47% 49% 4% SERVICES - CORPORATE & PUBLIC SERV ADV 1,562,729 60% 36% 4% HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS/SUPPLIES 1,478,182 98% 1% 2% OFFICE EQP'T, COMPUTER, COMMUNICATIONS 1,453,248 48% 46% 6% MEDICINES/PHARMACEUTICALS 1,392,718 88% 7% 5% SMOKING & ACCESSORIES 1,209,692 92% 6% 2% SERVICES - FINANCIAL 944,697 46% 48% 5% SERVICES - TRANS'T, TRAVEL, RECREATION 899,328 28% 69% 3% HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMENT & APPLIANCES 814,558 48% 46% 5% SERVICES - RETAIL 535,362 29% 65% 6% SERVICES - EDUCATION 376,217 10% 85% 5% SERVICES - PERSONAL SERVICES 366,828 3% 81% 16% SERVICES - PROPERTY 363,373 7% 91% 2% APPAREL/PERSONAL ACCESSORIES 291,714 35% 34% 30% INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS 160,752 50% 42% 8% BABY PRODUCTS 107,662 94% 0% 6% Grand Total 21,500,829 71% 25% 5% •Toiletries has the highest share of expenditure at Rp 3.7 Trillion covering 17% of the total spends •Followed by Beverages at Rp 2.2 Trillion which is 11% of the total spends •Food at Rp 1.8 Trillion, 9% share •Automotives & Accessories at Rp I.6 Trillion, 8% share, and •With the 2004 General and Presidential Elections Services: Corporate & PSA at Rp 1.5 Trillion (7% share)
  • 8. With the elections in 2004, CPSA became one of the highest contributor in print spending Advertising Expenditure All Categories Exclusive of : Services (Media & Promotion ) and Non-Commercial Advertisement Source: AC Nielsen • Highest Print Users: 2004 Categories Total Media in Mio TV in % NPP in % Mags in % TOILETERIES & COSMETICS 3,747,087 95% 1% 5% BEVERAGES 2,259,906 93% 4% 4% FOOD 1,863,708 96% 1% 3% AUTOMOTIVE & ACCESSORIES 1,673,069 47% 49% 4% SERVICES - CORPORATE & PUBLIC SERV ADV 1,562,729 60% 36% 4% HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS/SUPPLIES 1,478,182 98% 1% 2% OFFICE EQP'T, COMPUTER, COMMUNICATIONS 1,453,248 48% 46% 6% MEDICINES/PHARMACEUTICALS 1,392,718 88% 7% 5% SMOKING & ACCESSORIES 1,209,692 92% 6% 2% SERVICES - FINANCIAL 944,697 46% 48% 5% SERVICES - TRANS'T, TRAVEL, RECREATION 899,328 28% 69% 3% HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMENT & APPLIANCES 814,558 48% 46% 5% SERVICES - RETAIL 535,362 29% 65% 6% SERVICES - EDUCATION 376,217 10% 85% 5% SERVICES - PERSONAL SERVICES 366,828 3% 81% 16% SERVICES - PROPERTY 363,373 7% 91% 2% APPAREL/PERSONAL ACCESSORIES 291,714 35% 34% 30% INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS 160,752 50% 42% 8% BABY PRODUCTS 107,662 94% 0% 6% Grand Total 21,500,829 71% 25% 5% •Automotive & Accessories dominates print expenditure of which 49% of its spending is on NPP and 4% in Magazines •Followed by Corporate & Public Service Ads, to reach more a targets, PSA diversified media usage, no.2 in print usage amongst categories. •Office Eqp’t, Comp., Com. Third in rank amongst high print users, allocated 52% of its spends on print.
  • 9. General & Presidential Elections ensued huge increase in CPSA Advertising Expenditure by Category Exclusive of : Services (Media & Promotion ) and Non-Commercial Advertisement Source: AC Nielsen 2003 2004 Categories Categories Total Media in Mio TV in % NPP in % Mags in % Total Media in Mio TV in % NPP in % Mags in % Growth TOILETERIES & COSMETICS 2,807,496 94% 1% 5% TOILETERIES & COSMETICS 3,747,087 95% 1% 5% 33% BEVERAGES 1,717,495 92% 4% 4% BEVERAGES 2,259,906 93% 4% 4% 32% FOOD 1,435,886 95% 2% 3% FOOD 1,863,708 96% 1% 3% 30% AUTOMOTIVE & ACCESSORIES 1,337,710 42% 53% 4% AUTOMOTIVE & ACCESSORIES 1,673,069 47% 49% 4% 25% HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS/SUPPLIES 1,270,218 98% 1% 2% SERVICES - CORPORATE & PUBLIC SERV ADV 1,562,729 60% 36% 4% 111% MEDICINES/PHARMACEUTICALS 1,212,936 89% 6% 5% HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS/SUPPLIES 1,478,182 98% 1% 2% 16% HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMENT & APPLIANCES 853,292 54% 41% 4% OFFICE EQP'T, COMPUTER, COMMUNICATIONS 1,453,248 48% 46% 6% 75% OFFICE EQP'T, COMPUTER, COMMUNICATIONS 830,779 38% 55% 7% MEDICINES/PHARMACEUTICALS 1,392,718 88% 7% 5% 15% SERVICES - FINANCIAL 826,500 48% 47% 5% SMOKING & ACCESSORIES 1,209,692 92% 6% 2% 76% SERVICES - TRANS'T, TRAVEL, RECREATION 782,937 37% 60% 3% SERVICES - FINANCIAL 944,697 46% 48% 5% 14% •Top 10 Section Category which comprises 82% of total ad spends, excluding Media & Promotion Services and Non-Commercial Advertisement increased 34% in 2004. •All Categories have increased except, Household Equipment & Appliances with 5% decrease in spending, however it still sitting in the top 10 at the 6th position. •Amongst Section Category Corporate & Public Service Ads has the most increment at 111% due to the 2004 general and presidential elections, followed by Smoking & Accessories with 76% increase in spends, and Office Equipment, Computer, Communications at 75%.
  • 10. Hair Care continues to hold the no. 1 rank in Toiletries & Cosmetics 4,000,000.00 3,500,000.00 3,000,000.00 2,500,000.00 2,000,000.00 1,500,000.00 1,000,000.00 500,000.00 0.00 7% 12% 15% Toiletries & Cosmetics Razor Blades Acne Treatment Talcum Powder Mouthwash &Oral Higiene Tissue Handsoap Cosmetics & Make Ups Range of Toiletries Sanitary Napkin & Adult Diaper Deodorant Perfumes & Cologne Body Care & Lotion Tooth (Paste&Brush) Toilet & Liquid Soap Facial Cleanser Hair Care Rp. 3.74 Bio 17% 31% Toiletries & Cosmetics is driven by Hair Care covering 31% share of spends with Sunsilk Nutrient, Clear Anti Ketombe, Lifebouy Hydro Shampoo, Pantene, and Head & Shoulders as Top 5 big spenders Facial Cleanser at 17% includes, Pond’s Beauty White- Skin, Citra Refreshing, Pond’s White Shake & Clean, Dove – Facial Foam, and Biore Anti Acne (Top 5) Toilet & Liquid Soap at 15% from, Lifebouy Puralin, Lux Bath, Giv Bath, Dove Bath, and Dettol (Top 5) Toothpaste & Toothbrush at 12%, Pepsodent all Toothpaste variants, Ciptadent, Close Up, Pepsodent Flexipick and Formula Discovery (Top 5) Body Care at 7% includes, Citra White Lotion, Vaseline Intensive Care, Melanox, Emeron White,Purbasari Whitening (Top 5) Advertising Expenditure Toiletries & Cosmetics Source: Ad Quest/AC Nielsen (Jan-Dec Spending)
  • 11. Beverage clings to the 2nd position, Health Drink leading 2,500,000 2,000,000 1,500,000 1,000,000 500,000 0 Advertising Expenditure Beverages Source: Ad Quest/AC Nielsen (Jan-Dec Spending) 6% 8% 5% 11% 13% Beverages Stout Wines & Spirits Range of Beverage Prods. Fresh Milk Beer Other Drinks Nutrition Drink Sweetened Condensed Milk Diet Drink Liquid, Evaporated Milk Other Milk Pregnant & Nursing Women Milk Range of Milk Products Mineral Water Non-Carbonated Softdrinks Powdered Milk Carbonated Softdrinks Fruit & Vegetable Juices Coffee & Tea Growing & Follow Up Milk Health Drink Beverages is dominated by Health Drink 25% share of spends with Extra Joss All, Hemaviton All, M-150, Krating Daeng All, and Ena’o (Top 5) Growing Up Milk 15% includes, Dancow All GUM, Bendera All GUM, Nutrilon All GUM, Chil Kid All GUM, and PediaSure All GUM (Top 5) Coffee & Tea 13% from, Teh Sariwangi, Nescafe 3 in 1 Instant, Nescafe Classic, Cap Botol Teh Seduh, and Indocafe (Top 5) Fruit & Vegetables Juices 11%, Adem Sari, Jasjus, NutriSari, Marjan Boudin, and ABC Syrup (Top 5) Powdered Milk 8% includes, Dancow Powder, Bendera Powder, Dancow All Milk, L-Men, and Anlene Gold (Top 5) Non-Carbonated Soft Drinks 6%, includes FresTea, Teh Sosro Bottle, Teh Sosro Fruit Tea, Birdy Iced Cofee, Lipton Iced Tea Rp 2.25Bio 15% 25%
  • 12. Leading food category is Seasoning, Condiments with 20% share 2,000,000 1,800,000 1,600,000 1,400,000 1,200,000 1,000,000 800,000 600,000 400,000 200,000 0 Advertising Expenditure Beverages Source: Ad Quest/AC Nielsen (Jan-Dec Spending) 10% 9% 11% 16% Foods Flavour Oil Fruits & Veges - Frozen Foods Additional Foods - Chips Grains, Bulk Foods Diet Food Bakery Good, Bakery Mixes, Flours Canned/Processed Food Cooking Oil Range of Food Prods. Baby Food, Baby Cereal Margarine, Dairy Food Cereals, Breakfast Food Confectionary - Cough Drops Desserts, Desserts Ingredients Confectionary - Chocolates Confectionary - Candies, Chewing Gums Instant Foods, Instant Noodles Snacks, Biscuits, Cookies, Cakes Seasoning, Condiments Foods is dominated by Seasoning & Condiments 20% Cap Bango, Royco Seasoning-Salt, Masako, Royco Seasoning Liquid, and ABC – Soy Sauce (Top 5) Snacks, Biscuits, Cookies, Cakes 18% includes, Taro Snack, Danone Biskuat, Roma Biscuit, Taro Stick, and Tango Wafer (Top 5) Instant Food, Instant Noodles 16% from, Sedaap, Indomie, Sarimi, Salam Mie, and Supermi(Top 5) Confectionary Candies, Chewing gums 11%, Relaxa, Jack n Jill Dynamite, Pepsodent Delicio, Alpenliebe, and Kopiko Milko (Top 5) Desserts/Ingredients 10% includes, Pop Ice, Walls’: Conello, Paddle pop, 2 in 1, and Selection (Top 5) Rp 1.86 Bio 18% 20%
  • 13. Company Ranking (Top 20) Advertising Expenditure All Categories Source: Ad Quest/AC Nielsen 2003 2004 Rank Company Spends in Rp. Mio % Rank Company Spends in Rp. Mio % Growth 1 Unilever 2,404,981 14% 1 Unilever 2,938,429 14% 22% 2 Wings 788,915 5% 2 Wings 1,096,324 5% 39% 3 Astra 439,733 3% 3 Astra 555,444 3% 26% 4 Bintang Toedjoe 290,904 2% 4 PT Djarum 436,444 2% 68% 5 PT Djarum 259,823 2% 5 H.M. Sampoerna 391,969 2% 106% 6 Nestle 247,856 1% 6 Proctor & Gamble 386,845 2% 66% 7 Suzuki 244,025 1% 7 Nestle 357,513 2% 44% 8 Proctor & Gamble 233,034 1% 8 Bintang Toedjoe 308,890 1% 6% 9 Indofood 231,336 1% 9 KAO 245,729 1% 39% 10 Tempo Promosi 195,658 1% 10 Telkomsel 236,406 1% 156% 11 H.M. Sampoerna 189,890 1% 11 Suzuki 230,098 1% -6% 12 KAO 177,391 1% 12 Bank Mandiri 222,718 1% 51% 13 Konimex 165,100 1% 13 Yamaha 219,715 1% 41% 14 Yamaha 156,072 1% 14 Gudang Garam 213,611 1% 55% 15 Bank Mandiri 147,263 1% 15 Tempo Promosi 211,297 1% 8% 16 Gudang Garam 137,535 1% 16 Indofood 206,768 1% -11% 17 ABC Heinz 129,662 1% 17 Indosat 173,343 1% 161% 18 Frisien Flag 102,830 1% 18 Orang Tua Group 170,666 1% 81% 19 Orang Tua Group 94,494 1% 19 Reckitt & Benkisser 161,879 1% 506% 20 Telkomsel 92,234 1% 20 Konimex 143,932 1% -42% Total Top 20 6,728,736 31% Total Top 20 8,908,020 41% Total Advertisers 16,863,750 Total Advertisers 21,500,829 Legend in Rank: Increase New Top 20 Decrease Down Notched •Top 20 Company stack up to 41% of total advertising spends, Unilever driving the expenditure with 14% share, followed by Wings at 5%, Astra at 3%, PT. Djarum, H.M. Sampoerna, P & G, and Nestle at 2% a piece, other companies shares at 1%. •Huge increments came from Reckitt & Benkissr at an enormous 506%, Indosat at 161% both making it to the Top 20 company advertisers. •Decreased spends coming from Konimex at 42%, Indofood at 11%, and Suzuki at 6%, ABC Heinz and Fraisien Flag are amongst those that are eliminated in the Top 20.
  • 14. Top 30 Company Chart 2003 2004 Shr Shr Company Spending % Company Spending % 1 Unilever 2,404,981 14% 1 Unilever 2,938,429 14% 2 Wings 788,915 5% 2 Wings 1,096,324 5% 3 Astra 439,733 3% 3 Astra 555,444 3% 4 Bintang Toedjoe 290,904 2% 4 PT Djarum 436,444 2% 5 PT Djarum 259,823 2% 5 H.M. Sampoerna 391,969 2% 6 Nestle 247,856 1% 6 Proctor & Gamble 386,845 2% 7 Suzuki 244,025 1% 7 Nestle 357,513 2% 8 Proctor & Gamble 233,034 1% 8 Bintang Toedjoe 308,890 1% 9 Indofood 231,336 1% 9 KAO 245,729 1% 10 Tempo Promosi 195,658 1% 10 Telkomsel 236,406 1% 11 H.M. Sampoerna 189,890 1% 11 Suzuki 230,098 1% 12 KAO 177,391 1% 12 Bank Mandiri 222,718 1% 13 Konimex 165,100 1% 13 Yamaha 219,715 1% 14 Yamaha 156,072 1% 14 Gudang Garam 213,611 1% 15 Bank Mandiri 147,263 1% 15 Tempo Promosi 211,297 1% 16 Gudang Garam 137,535 1% 16 Indofood 206,768 1% 17 ABC Heinz 129,662 1% 17 Indosat 173,343 1% 18 Fraisien Flag 102,830 1% 18 Orang Tua Group 170,666 1% 19 Orang Tua Group 94,494 1% 19 Reckitt & Benkisser 161,879 1% 20 Telkomsel 92,234 1% 20 Konimex 143,932 1% 21 Telkom 82,972 0% 21 Fraisien Flag 134,748 1% 22 Mayora 74,160 0% 22 ABC Heinz 133,389 1% 23 Indosat 66,296 0% 23 Coca-Cola Amatil 132,572 1% 24 Bank BNI 66,190 0% 24 Mayora 132,032 1% 25 Bank BCA 62,546 0% 25 Aqua-Danone 122,779 1% 26 Coca-Cola Amatil 60,505 0% 26 Telkom 122,742 1% 27 Kino 57,560 0% 27 Bank BCA 83,478 0% 28 Sosro 52,627 0% 28 Sosro 83,232 0% 29 Aqua-Danone 43,540 0% 29 Kino 71,177 0% 30 Bank Danamon 36,889 0% 30 Martha Tilaar 36,987 0% Total Top 30 7,332,021 43% Total Top 30 9,961,156 46% Total Advertisers 16,863,750 Total Advertisers 21,500,829
  • 15. Unilever products still tops the brand list • Currently there are 910 active brands from all categories • Top brands mostly coming from toiletries & cosmetics lead by ULI brands • With the presidential elections PSA from services boosts spends • Other top brands comes from cigarettes, telecommunication, beverage, and automotive & accessories Advertising Expenditure All Categories Source: Ad Quest/AC Nielsen (Jan-Sep ’04) Brands Rp. In Mio TV in % NPP in % Mags in % 1 SUNSILK NUTRIENT - SHAMPOO 272,408 97% 2% 2 CLEAR ANTI KETOMBE - SHAMPOO 203,889 97% 1% 2% 3 CALON PRESIDEN&WAKIL PRESIDEN 180,392 74% 25% 1% 4 DJARUM SUPER - FILTER CLOVE CIGARETTE 176,010 93% 5% 2% 5 TOP 1 FORMULA 1 - OIL LUBRICANT 144,866 95% 3% 2% 6 MOBILE 8 FREN - CDMA SIM CARD 142,365 93% 6% 1% 7 LIFEBUOY PURALIN PLUS - BATH SOAP 137,353 99% 1% 1% 8 LIFEBUOY HYDRO PROTEIN - SHAMPOO 134,437 97% 1% 2% 9 POND'S WHITE BEAUTY - SKIN LIGHTENING 133,014 100% 10 DJI SAM SOE 234 - CLOVE CIGARETTE 128,077 97% 2% 1% 11 KOMISI PEMILIHAN UMUM (KPU) 108,714 77% 21% 1% 12 EXTRA JOSS - ISOTONIC DRINK 107,619 89% 7% 4% 13 RINSO - POWDER DETERGENT 105,014 97% 1% 2% 14 TELKOMSEL SIMPATI - SIM CARD 99,283 62% 34% 4% 15 SEDAAP - INSTANT NOODLE 99,251 100% 16 NOKIA - GSM HANDPHONE 99,170 46% 45% 9% 17 TELKOM (TELEKOMUNIKASI INDONESIA) 93,006 64% 34% 2% 18 TEH SARIWANGI 84,139 95% 2% 2% 19 MOLTO - FABRIC SOFTENER 83,916 98% 2% 20 CITRA WHITE - SKIN WHITENING LOTION 82,022 99% 1%
  • 16. Summary & Implication Summary Implications • Predicted estimate of Rp. 22 Trillion in exit 2004 is almost achieved, actual increase 27% from 2003, 2004 exit spends summed up to Rp. 21.5 Trillion. • Advertising spends continued to increase, and is still expected to increase over the years to come. • TV continues to be the main medium of advertisers with 71% share of the total expenditure. • IVM, SCTV, RCTI and Trans TV still remains to be the most favored vehicle of advertisers • High print users basically comes from Automotive & Accessories and Service oriented categories. • Services: Corporate & PSA • Office Equipment, Computer, Communication; • Radio on the other hand is not monitored, however it is estimated to stack up to 5 – 10% of the total advertising spends • Indonesia is still one of Asia’s biggest TV users in the industry, number of TV stations carries to increase especially in the local areas. • Advertisers persist to use big channels to ensure shares, however 2004 shows significant increase in usage of new TV channels with the latter’s constant program innovations. • Newspapers and Magazines becoming more and more potential in increasing additional shares. Print is seen to be very much target oriented from the category which uses it. • Insufficient data for Radio monitoring
  • 17. Summary & Implication Summary Implications • Amid numerous categories, Toiletries & Cosmetics leads the expenditure making up 17% of the total advertising spends 2004. • Beverage and Food category continues to follow Toiletries & Cosmetics in rank . • Company spending continues to fluctuate. Fluctuation is driven by the priorities set for each and every brand of the companies. • Top Brands still within consumer goods. • With abundant products and variety to be advertised and more new product development that needs to be communicated to the audience this category drives the expenditure in the market. • With the Indonesian characteristic of “you do, I do”, huge number of new products enter the market, e.g. Noodles “mie sedaap” (Wings) comes “supermi sedapp” (Indofood). With these new additions, advertising spends in these categories continued to escalate. • Consumer goods still very dominant, followed by Automotive, Cigarettes, and Banking.