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UK companies are on the verge of increasing their spending on advertising in 2017, as they really expect the British economy to remain resilient notwithstanding the Brexit vote, as a poll disclosed on Wednesday, thus reversing a previous forecast for a drop in ad budgets.
The IPA Bellwether report suggested that corporate ad spending would ascend 0.6% in the current financial year, thus undermining October’s forecast for a 0.7% dip.
The poll, carried out by IHS Markit on behalf of the Institute of Practitioners in Advertising, stated that a 26.1% net balance of British companies showed they would lift their advertising budgets in the 2017/18 financial year.
Next year surge in ad spending would stagnate before trending upwards again in 2019 as well as 2020, as the showed.
The poll actually paints a picture of the solidly surging British economy, with UK companies continuing to demonstrate a readiness to commit increased resources to marketing and also capitalize on current positive sales trends.
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