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Most Recalled In-Program Product Placements (July 13-Aug 16)

2 minute read | August 2009

Top Ten Most-Recalled In-Program Placements: Summer Series
RANK Brand In-Program Placement Description Program Airing Info Recall Index
1 Coinstar Contestants use a coin counting machine in a challenge Big Brother 11 (CBS, Jul 21) 228
2 Kodak Host and winner mention that they are in the Kodak Theatre So You Think You Can Dance (Fox, Aug 6) 201
3 AT&T Sponsor of phone and text voting for contestants America’s Got Talent (NBC, Aug 11) 177
4 Orville Redenbacher’s Sponsor of “Orville Lounge” showing backstage footage of contestants America’s Got Talent (NBC, Aug 5) 176
5 Orville Redenbacher’s Sponsor of “Orville Lounge” showing backstage footage of contestants America’s Got Talent (NBC, Aug 12) 173
6 Ginsu Show producer mentions a knife, and the name is seen in subtitle I Survived a Japanese Game Show (ABC, Jul 15) 173
7 Blackberry Pete Peterkin as President Obama pretends to take call from Snoop Dogg America’s Got Talent (NBC, Aug 12) 170
8 AT&T Sponsor of phone and text voting for contestants America’s Got Talent (NBC, Aug 4) 158
9 Hot Tamales Candy box appears on a sign in the audience for Kayla So You Think You Can Dance (Fox, Jul 29) 140
10 MySpace Social network site is credited throughout the episode as the audition sponsor America’s Got Talent (NBC, Jul 21) 136
Source: The Nielsen Company

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The Nielsen IAG Top 10 Most Recalled In-Program Placements focuses on brand/product placements

occurring in new summer series on the broadcast networks during the July 13 to August 16 period.

The Recall Score is the percentage of television viewers who can recall within 24 hours the brand/

product of an In-Program placement they were exposed to during the normal course of viewing

new summer series. These scores are then indexed against the mean score for all placements

occurring in these programs during the time period (Recall Index). 100 equals average.

Note: For this analysis, In-Program placements were only considered if the occurrence had visual

elements (i.e., was “seen” on-screen) or both visual and auditory elements (i.e., was both “seen” and

“mentioned”). Only first-run episodes were considered. Both planned and incidental exposures were included.

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