Tag Archives: ADVERTISING
ASCI Influencer Guidelines. Good Start. Must Evolve With Time.
UNCAGE THE BOOKS 2022 – COME JOIN THE MOVEMENT.
Republic day- yet another Wake-up call for Govt.
No solution to Idea Shopping & Plagiarism with pitches.
Dhoni Brand-I is intact, but for how long.
So, BCCI dropped former Indian skipper M S Dhoni from the list of centrally contracted players. It was coming he has not been in the national team for some time since July 9 2019, when he played the World Cup semi-final. That is long enough a gap. Surprisingly, when so many questions are being raised,… Read More »
Will Advertising Marketing Be Any Different?
Welcome, 2020. Two decades are over. The next one starts. Will the next decade be different for Advertising and Marketing? Will the changes be more violent sudden and disruptive? The industry shifts and changes are like climate change. We know they are happening. However, seeing the real impact takes time. LOT HAS CHANGED. YET, NOTHING… Read More »
Mother Influencing Insurance
name=”twitter:site” content=”@nytimes”> Sometime back, I watched a film from Policy Bazar on Term Insurance. This time there was a small catch. The film was about a mother joining her job just six months after her first childbirth. Created by Enormous Brands, it is a decent film meeting the objective of asking working women to re-evaluate… Read More »
#Adswelove, Every Effort Counts in Print Advertising!
The Economic Times, under its popular Wednesday supplement Brand Equity, launched #AdsWeLove. It will recognise the best print advertising. The Times of India Group is undoubtedly the thought leader in print marketing. It has a presence in power and influencing centres of brand and marketing. #Adswelove is a small but significant step by Times of… Read More »
Newspaper Advertising, Pages and cover price needs a re-think
On Monday, 28th October, my newspaper was drastically underweight. It was not the usual cubby overweight I was getting accustomed to. The newspaper was slim, light with sporadic advertising. It felt like what my newspaper used to be, before the festival. Somehow I missed the thick festival sale and discount catalogue sheets masquerading as newspapers. … Read More »