One year the Proctor and Gamble Soap Company spent $20,000,000 in radio commercial advertising. Colgate’s recently spent $27,000,000 in a single year on T.V. and radio to keep the Colgate name before the public.
An illustration of how much major companies spent on advertising to keep their brand names before the public.
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