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Ad innovation also marked a notable trend, with figured outline emerging as the leading innovative ad layout, followed by French window and tab formats. The top five innovative ad layouts collectively accounted for 0.6% of total ad space.
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Conclusion
The report highlights the resilience of print advertising, with sectors like auto, services, and education driving ad volumes, while festive themes and promotional strategies continue to shape the landscape.
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