These are the ads we were able to track, not every ad placed in India. What is covered →

Excellent Publicity - Discover, Plan, Execute Search
Head to head · Office Automation

Canon vs Hewlett Packard

In India's Office Automation category, Canon ads appeared 755 times and Hewlett Packard ads 961 times, counted across TV, radio, print, online and outdoor.

The numbers, side by side.

Metric Canon Hewlett Packard
Ads run in Office Automation 755 961
Top medium Digital Digital

The arrow marks the leader on each metric. These are counts of ads run, not money spent, and they cover Office Automation advertising only, so they are smaller than each brand's national total.

Where each one advertises.

Media mix for Canon and Hewlett Packard, side by side. Each pair of bars shows what share of each brand's ads ran on that medium.

What this means

Each row compares the two brands on one medium; a wide gap means one leans on it far more than the other.

Canon Hewlett Packard
Digital
99.3%
100%
Print
0.7%
none

What the gap means.

The signals that separate Canon and Hewlett Packard in Office Automation, each drawn from our ad-monitoring sources.

01 The gap between them is 206 Office Automation ads.
02 Both put most of their Office Automation ads on Digital: 99% for Canon and 100% for Hewlett Packard.
206

more Office Automation ads from Hewlett Packard than from Canon. The media Canon leaves empty is where the contest is really won.

The short answers.

Optimised for the questions people, and AI engines, ask about Canon vs Hewlett Packard.

How many Office Automation ads did Canon and Hewlett Packard run?

Canon 755, Hewlett Packard 961. Both are counts of ads recorded, not rupees.

Methodology & notes

Built from 18 industry-standard ad-monitoring and research sources. Every figure is a count of ads recorded, not rupees, because ad cost is not comparable between TV, radio, print and online. Counts here cover Office Automation advertising only, so they can be smaller than a brand's national total. Updated monthly. Full methodology →

Coverage: these figures reflect the advertising we were able to track across our data sources, a large sample but not every ad placed in India. Treat them as a directional, relative picture, not an absolute or complete record.

Updated March 2026.