Rankings

Airbnb's ads, the most watched on TV, CTV and online video in June in Spain

Occident, Vodafone, Mapfre and Carrefour complete FLUZO's top.

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Jul 14, 2023

1. AIRBNB

Voicemail reached 84% of the over-age population with its TV and Online Video ads.

2. OCCIDENT

Occident reached 83.45% of Spanish internet users with a campaign about its name change that fell just a few tenths of a point short of taking first place.

3. VODAFONE

Vodafone achieved 79% coverage with its 'Vodafone Plex' promotional campaign.

4. MAPFRE

Mapfre reached 78.59% with a series of advertisements highlighting its 24/7 service.

5. CARREFOUR

Carrefour reached 76.52% with 'El 50 que vuelve' to close the Top 5.

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