J. G. Navarro
Research expert covering advertising and marketing with a focus on South America
Get in touch with us nowDuring a September 2024survey among chief marketing officers (CMOs) from for-profit companies in the United States, respondents reported that, on average, corporations selling consumer packaged goods (CPG) allocated approximately 18.09 percent of their total budgets to marketing expenses. The education and the communications and media segments followed, with shares of about 14.6 and 13.8 percent, respectively.
CPG marketing promotes perishable consumer goods such as food, beverages, or household products. As these items are used and replenished regularly, the CPG industry is known as a highly competitive playing field, and brands rely on effective marketing campaigns to stand out among the crowd.
Amazon was the top advertiser in the U.S. in 2022, with over 13 billion U.S. dollars in spending. Procter & Gamble was the leading advertiser from the CPG industry that year, which comes as no surprise considering the conglomerate's size and extensive brand portfolio. Many of the world’s most popular cleaning and personal care brands, such as Pampers, Braun, Gillette, and Pantene, fall under the P&G umbrella, making the company a multinational CPG giant.
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