Category: Ad Campaigns

  • Turtle unveils digital ad campaign to save endangered species

    Turtle unveils digital ad campaign to save endangered species

    MUMBAI: As a part of their initiative to save the endangered turtles species, men’s lifestyle brand Turtle Limited, has launched a campaign called #SaveLittleShelly.

     

    The film opens up with an interesting animated character of little Shelly in a four part digital campaign. An initiative during the World Turtle Month, the #SaveLittleShelly is an extended campaign to the company’s campaign last year.

     

    #SaveLittleShelly is launched as a hashtag on social media as the story of Shelly, a baby turtle with a cute shell, making her journey from the nest to the sea, braving all dangers that come in the way. A unique animated social initiative, it is a two minute YouTube film broken down into four stages. At the end of each stage, viewers are asked to help Shelly complete the next leg of her journey by likes. Every new stage of the film was released only after a certain number of likes at the end of the previous stage. Gradually four stages of the film made it to YouTube. Finally, on World Turtle Day, people were able to see the entire film.

     

    Speaking on this campaign, JWT creative art director Arjun Mukherjee said, “The entire idea was to raise awareness of the plight of the turtles, who are facing extinction, in an interesting and engaging manner. So we wanted to give people, hands on opportunity to save a turtle. The month long initiative saw the creation of a cute virtual turtle that can move a step forward towards survival only when one donates. While the actual donations went towards the conservation of turtles and their environment, thousands of people logged in everyday to watch the journey of Shelly the Turtle and helped spread the word.”

     

    Celebrated on 23 May, 2015, World Turtle Day is dedicated to the salvation of these marvellous creatures that have inhabited this planet for the last 200 million years. To build buzz around #SaveLittleShelly campaign, the social media was flooded with interesting posts, ads and every Turtle shop in the country was speckled with posters that talked about the drive and the cause. Store merchandise were designed around Shelly and distributed to customers, who spread the word and drove the initiative both on social media platform and the personal front.

     

    Commenting on this initiative, Turtle director Shitanshu Jhunjhunwala said, “Turtles have been around for 200 million years, yet they are rapidly disappearing as a result of smuggling, the exotic food industry, habitat destruction, global warming and the cruel pet trade. Keeping in mind this sad state of turtle globally, we thought of launching a month long campaign instead of celebrating a single day to raise awareness to save turtles.”

     

    With a 360 degree engaging campaign from a small message to a big-hearted donation drive, this campaign shows a simple idea can spread through word of mouth and create maximum impact.

  • Pulp Strategy takes disruptive route to launch new mobile game

    Pulp Strategy takes disruptive route to launch new mobile game

    MUMBAI: Imagine if a brand created a piece of content and consumers lapped it up weaving it into a magical fun filled visual story, which caught the imagination of 3.5 million people. What are the possibilities that it could create?

     

    Taking exactly this route, Pulp Strategy Communications embraced a disruptive campaign through online storytelling, to launch its latest gaming app Rescue’em. The campaign concentrates on breaking the existing clutter in the gaming paradigm to come up with a concept that swayed away from violence and bloodshed to be a stress buster instead. Strategists worked on a detailed story map that had an identified target audience, a powerful game plan matched with animation and processed with latest technology.

     

    Beginning with releasing a news video animated to announce Baby Bubba the cute sheep from Frolic Island is missing, Baby Bubba’s emotional parents appealed to the public to find Bubba. Sparking the curiosity of the people #BubbaMissing, started trending on Twitter as people generated conversations and content around the video driving over five lakh views on social media in just three days.

     

    The creative strategy was to generate curiosity among people and create a buzz around the game, while keeping all communication fun, trendy and bordering on hilarious. #BabyBubba, #FrolicInPanic and #RescueEm began trending in quick succession as the story unfolded.

     

    Pulp Strategy Communications spokesperson said, “We knew that with the general trend of not so positive topics on social media the clean, cuteness of missing Bubba and friends captured attention. The hashtag chosen was intriguing. People could relate to it and hence it was the ideal conversation starter. The animated video is as close to the real world as could be and the agony of parents other than Mr & Mrs Wools… well, who wouldn’t relate? It’s captivating online storytelling.”

     

    The promotional activity was divided into three phases:

     

    ·Phase one: The story of the character Bubba, missing from Frolic land was floated on social media. Hashtags like, #BubbaMissing & #FrolicInPanic started trending nationally for 11 hours. It witnessed millions of impressions and thousands of conversations trending. Various other activities like display media online, series of spoof episode videos of news reports from Frolic Island, sharing of videos via WhatsApp and strong social media reach based on content was carried out. 

     

    ·Phase two: In the second phase, the story gradually progressed with clues leading to the prime suspect called ‘Brutus’ and people started pouring their support with #SuspectingBrutus and #RescueEm on Facebook and Twitter.

     

    ·Phase three: The third phase was an off line phase where a candle light march was announced and the targeted audiences were enthused to participate in the vigil that was held at the Delhi zoo.

     

    There was live streaming of content on Twitter via very new tools Periscope and MeerKat. Consumers across five cities started holding candle vigils to support the cause via crowd sourced micro gatherings.

     

    The story line was built with vines, videos, news reports, mailers and social conversations that saw over a million views and engagements. Within 48 hours of releasing its first video, it gathered 40,000 views and over 300 shares across platforms.

  • Ching’s, YRF launch campaign with Ranveer Singh for kids’ Mid-Day meal scheme

    Ching’s, YRF launch campaign with Ranveer Singh for kids’ Mid-Day meal scheme

    MUMBAI: With a mission to bind the world together with its taste, Ching’s Secret and Yash Raj Films have undertaken a unique challenge to fight hunger amongst school children, with its brand ambassador Ranveer Singh.

    The campaign, titled ‘India Ke Hunger Ki Bajao,’ is a global fund-raising drive initiated by Ching’s Secret and Yash Raj Films with not-for-profit organisation Akshaya Patra, to appeal to people to donate a small amount of Rs 750 to feed a child for an entire year and to ensure that hunger does not stop children from getting an education.

    Conceptualised and created by Yash Raj Films, in association with Bad Clown Productions, the campaign has been digitally integrated and amplified by Fluence India’s leading digital celebrity influencer network.

    The initiative will be supported by a high decibel television and digital campaign driven by Singh. Through the ‘India Ke Hunger Ki Bajao’ drive, Ching’s Secret and Singh aim to raise funds to feed at least one million children in India. The actor, who has been personally involved in all stages of development of this initiative over the last six months, plans to go all out and appeal people to donate and support the cause. Known for his effervescence and ‘dare-to-do’ attitude, the actor will kick-start the drive by personally sponsoring mid-day meals for 10,000 children for a year.

    Capital Foods managing director Ajay Gupta said, “As a company, we’re in a good place. So it is now time for us to give back to the community that supports our brands and the ‘India Ke Hunger Ki Bajao’ campaign is a step towards this direction. We strongly believe that by educating our children, we are ensuring a better future for our country.”

    Singh added, “It gives me the most amount of joy to spread love, to spread happiness. There’s nothing better than to feed a child, to educate a child. I love kids! I especially feel for underprivileged kids tremendously.”

    “It's rare for a Bollywood star to support the kind of work we do and for someone as young as Ranveer, it's truly outstanding. We cherish this association and hope he can help us reach out far and wide. Having Ranveer Singh with us feels like we have the country's youth in our fold,” said Akshaya Patra CEO Shridhar Venkat.

    The Ching’s Secret ‘India Ke Hunger Ki Bajao’ campaign will launch on 27 May, 2015 with television, radio and digital push and will be aired on all major channels and promoted across the digital medium.

    To participate in this drive, one can choose to contribute as little as Rs 3, the cost of one mid-day meal, to Rs 21 the cost of feeding a child for a week, or choose to pay Rs 90 and feed a child for a month.

    As per statistics, hunger kills around 6000 children daily in India and 43 per cent of kids under five, are underweight. The goal of the campaign is to partner with Akshaya Patra, the not-for-profit Mid-day Meal Scheme, in association with the Central and State Governments. The Mid-day Meal programme ensures that children attend school instead of working to earn enough for a meal a day. With 243 kitchens situated in 10 states of India, the Foundation serves freshly cooked, nutritious meals to over 1.4 million children every school working day.

    The campaign is also supported by Yash Raj Films, Reliance Fresh, Choitrams, Patel Bros., Fluence, India TV, Red FM and Paytm.

    Click here to make your contribution: http://www.hungerkibajao.com/donate.php

  • Teleshopping War: Den Snapdeal TV-Shop & Shop CJ unleash maiden ad campaigns

    Teleshopping War: Den Snapdeal TV-Shop & Shop CJ unleash maiden ad campaigns

    MUMBAI: With new players entering the home shopping network fray, ad wars are bound to happen. At a time when consumers are spoilt for choice when it comes to the various platforms that are available for shopping, home-shopping channels like Den Snapdeal TV-Shop and Shop CJ (erstwhile Star CJ Alive) have launched their maiden bespoke marketing campaigns in a bid to grab the consumer’s ever wavering attention.

     

    While Den Snapdeal TV-Shop chose to target television consumers who have limited access to internet and are non-internet savvy with its first marketing campaign, Shop CJ has taken the route of telling consumers to ‘shop a new trend,’ while highlighting the company’s product offer associated with trendy lifestyle.

     

    Den Snapdeal TV-Shop ad campaign is titled ‘Kal Ki Wish Aaj Pao – Phone Uthao Khushiya Mangao.’ The idea behind the ad is that consumers who are non-internet savvy often miss out on great deals that brands offer across e-commerce portals. The marketing campaign, which is created by Adept Media, is being currently aired across channels in Punjab.

     

    Plans are to also target consumers in markets like Karnataka, Maharashtra, Delhi, West Bengal and Gujarat via TV, print, outdoor, radio and social media.

     

    On the other hand, as a part of rebranding initiative Shop CJ’s first TVC, which has been directed by Pradeep Sarkar, will not take the done and dusted route of offering deals and discounts to attract consumers. The differentiating strategy is to offer products associated with trendy lifestyle, which aims to improve the lifestyle of people by helping them shop a new trend. The TVC conveys the company’s new philosophy and brand identity. It also shows that the channel’s name change from Star CJ Alive to Shop CJ.

     

    Den Snapdeal TV-Shop CEO Maneesh Goel said, “We’re all bargain hunters who have been taught to start saving up from a very young age. As kids, we were given pennies to be put in a piggy-bank or a gullak to save for the rainy days. With this simple and relatable plank, the integrated marketing campaign hopes to connect with our target audience in an entertaining and quirky way.”

     

    Through this TVC, Den Snapdeal TV-Shop is trying to replace the Gullak and shop for presents to fulfill aspirations. “We are telling people to not postpone their happiness, but instead shop on Den Snapdeal TV-Shop and get the product they desire today,” he added.

     

    Adept Media CEO Vandan Chopra said, “We wanted to ensure that the idea was geography agnostic and did this medium justice. The central theme of our campaign came from the simple insight that no matter how much we crave happiness, we usually end up postponing it with the hope to find a better deal in the future. ‘Don’t postpone your happiness, buy now’ addresses the main challenge of building the urgency of sales conversion which is the basic premise of the offering.”

     

    Talking about the Shop CJ’s debut marketing campaign after the name change, Shop CJ CEO Kenny Shin said, “We are trying to change the overall perception of the home–shopping industry. Additionally, the TVC rebranding showcases our aim to bring ultra-trendy, durable, innovative, customer-friendly and cost-effective products to the customers.”

     

    Shop CJ’s new brand tagline – ‘Shop a new trend,’ which is unveiled in the TVC, signifies the company’s product offering that are in synch with customers lifestyle and latest trend. The TVC features real life people sharing their story and proud moment with Shop CJ’s products.

     

    Talking about directing the TVC for Shop CJ, Sarkar said, “Shop CJ had a beautiful vision and a new idea of getting into peoples’ lives, a breath of fresh air. The objective was not to make it loud; instead we wanted to get into people’s minds very subtly and that has made the commercial endearing. It was wonderful making the commercial or rather the story, not the TVC.”

     

    Shop CJ’s film is conceptualized by Percept H. The 30 and 60-second versions of the commercial will air on various channels of Star Network from May 2015. A full 60 seconds version will be available to view on YouTube.

     

    While Den Snapdeal TV-Shop is growing at a growth rate of around 50 per cent month-on-month, the channel is targeting to reach Rs 500 crore by December 2015 with a reach of 80 million households. The rise in disposable income of people in the tier-2 and tier-3 cities is further giving a boost to the category.

     

    With the newest player in the business – Best Deal TV, which is co-owned by Raj Kundra and Akshay Kumar, poised to touch its first year’s gross sales target of Rs 150 crore, the competition is only just heating up in the home shopping network space.

     

    In a scenario like this, the marketing and promotional activities of home shopping channels will have to cut above the clutter as well as manage to lure customers in order to rake in the moolah.

  • ‘Suits’ star Gabriel Macht in Ballantine’s India ad campaign

    ‘Suits’ star Gabriel Macht in Ballantine’s India ad campaign

    MUMBAI: Scotch whisky brand Ballantine’s is all set to launch an exclusive India specific campaign with the Suits star Gabriel Macht.

     

    With the new brand positioning of ‘Stay True,’ which will be accompanied by a marketing campaign with the tagline ‘Stay True, Leave an Impression’ featuring Macht.

     

    Conceptualised by Ballantine’s, the ‘Stay True, Leave an Impression’ campaign serves as an invitation to the Indian consumers to express themselves in a genuine and authentic way. Authenticity, self-belief and conviction are at the heart of this new campaign. 

     

    The video-led campaign will also be integrated across print, digital and outdoor media.

     

    The entire video is about two worlds: the world of self-belief and staying true juxtaposed by a world of sycophants with shifting loyalties. The tension between these two worlds is what brings out the brand idea of leaving a mark by being yourself, of making it to the top on your own terms.

     

    The film does this through a depiction of a ‘day in the life of’ the corporate world – the charades, the fake smiles, the pretentious jokes and the ‘yes man-ship’ that plays out every day – as seen through the eyes of our protagonist during his journey through a typical corporate office.

     

    The novel freeze-frame treatment further heightens this parody of power-play that the brand unequivocally disapproves of. Ballantine’s, which celebrates individuality and originality since 1827, raises a toast to the ‘real ones’ in a world full of fakes. The message: success is lasting for those who hold true.

     

    Macht said, “It is an honour for me to shoot for Ballantine’s well-crafted campaign in line with its philosophy of ‘Stay True.’ This association is a perfect match as I truly relate to brand’s attribute of staying true to one’s character and maintaining one’s integrity. Ballantine’s is one of the finest whiskies with unique richness of character and perfect balance. It has been a memorable experience shooting for the campaign and hope the Indian audience will appreciate it too.”

     

    Pernod Ricard India head – international brands Kartik Mohindra added, “George Ballantine stayed true and left an impression with the whiskies that he created. With this campaign, we want to continue his legacy by creating a platform that celebrates Ballantine’s and its founder’s intrinsic values. We hope to inspire people to have conviction to stay true to themselves, to follow their passions and to remain as genuine and authentic as they can be.”

     

    Ogilvy & Mather, New Delhi executive creative director Ajay Gahlaut said, “There are the movers and the shakers who are here today and gone tomorrow. Their allegiances are based on self-gain and change with changing winds. And then there are those few who quietly go about doing what they believe in, undeflected in purpose and unswayed by criticism. These are the ones who are remembered. They are the ones who leave an indelible mark on time. They are the ones who lead by example. This film is about them.”

     

    “There is something very inspiring about individuals who live by what they believe in. They are hard to find but they are there. This is the individual of integrity that the brand sought to associate itself with. And this is what led us to close in on Gabriel Macht. He, in a way, echoes everything that the brand stands for. There are strong affinities about who he is in real life and the character roles that he depicts in his professional life, with our brand values. So his character accentuates the stark differences between the two worlds that the film has captured. And the master stroke is the treatment of the film itself that creates a taut tension between the two worlds,” Gahlaut added.

  • Maldives to woo Indian tourists with ad campaign across PVR Cinemas

    Maldives to woo Indian tourists with ad campaign across PVR Cinemas

    MUMBAI: The Maldives Marketing and Public Relations Corporation (MMPRC) has tied up with PVR Cinemas across India for a two-week video campaign that will run in all major cinema halls of the PVR auditoriums.

     

    The promotion has been timed around the beginning of the summer holiday season in India to catch the attention of the holidaymakers; and during the release of films like Piku and Bombay Velvet.

     

    The Maldives clip will be shown across PVR properties in New Delhi, Gurgaon, Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai and Kolkata.

     

    MMPRC deputy managing director Mohamed Adam said, “India remains one of the largest source markets for us and we are confident that this new video campaign in PVR cinema halls will enable us to reach out to the target audience. Maldives is a destination that offers a complete experience be it gourmet food, water activities, relaxation on the beach or world-class spa experience. So whether it is for a honeymoon, a family holiday or just an extended weekend getaway – there is something for everyone.”

     

    Indians made up 3.8 per cent of the visitors to the Maldives up to December 2014. A total of 45,587 visitors from India visited Maldives last year, which is a growth of 19.9 per cent compared to year 2013. Maldives offers free visa on arrival for all nationalities, which is a further incentive for the Indian traveler to visit Maldives.

     

    2015 will see a focus from MMPRC to participate in more consumer driven activities designed to reach out to all segments of the Indian traveler and will see a continued focus to jointly working with all other partners to further increase the number of Indians visiting Maldives. 

  • ZEEL launches new corporate brand film

    ZEEL launches new corporate brand film

    MUMBAI: In a bid to strengthen its global positioning of ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbkam – The World is My Family,’ Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd (ZEEL) has launched a new corporate brand film, which has been created by FCB Ulka.

     

    Reaching over 959 million viewers across 169 countries, the film reiterates Zee’s role as a global brand, a cultural ambassador, uniting people in India and across the globe with its 33 domestic and 36 international channels.

     

    In 2013, ZEE Entertainment unveiled their new corporate identity of ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam – The World is my Family.’ The concept originated in the Maha Upanishad in a shloka and it means – “Only small men discriminate saying: One is a relative; the other is a stranger. For those who live magnanimously the entire world constitutes but a family.”

     

    On the new brand film, ZEEL corporate brand head Roland Landers said, “In its journey of 22 years, ZEE has made a significant place in the hearts and minds of millions of viewers across the world. Through this film, we not only cherish their presence, but also welcome the world to be a part of this family.”

     

    Speaking on the brand film, FCB Ulka CCO Satbir Singh said, “ZEE is today this massive family with millions of family members around the world, connected through highly engaging television and movie content. We are celebrating this inclusive value of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam, or the World is a Family, with this film.”

     

    The film will go live from today 18 May, 2015 across all platforms of ZEE Entertainment and ZEE Media. The film’s roll-out will be supported by a print ad as well as intensive promotion on YouTube and other social media platforms.

  • Pepsi, Usher and UrtheCast partner to create film adventure

    Pepsi, Usher and UrtheCast partner to create film adventure

    MUMBAI: In a first-of-its-kind, Pepsi is creating and producing a short film that will include footage from UrtheCast – the world’s first full-color Ultra High-Definition video system located aboard the International Space Station (ISS), feature Pepsi consumers from around the world and leverage the creative and artistic direction of eight-time Grammy award winning entertainer Usher. As part of this year’s Pepsi Challenge (#PEPSICHALLENGE) campaign, the interstellar short film combines video, music, technology and storytelling, with Pepsi consumers across the globe playing a role in the experience.

     

    “On one level, the ambition of this short film is mind-boggling because it’s an original screenplay that features real-life footage shot from outer-space. But, having visionary creators, cutting-edge technologists like UrtheCast and an iconic artist like Usher make it a realistic, exciting collaboration across tech, film, music and pop culture,” said PepsiCo Global Beverages Group chief marketing officer, global consumer engagement Frank Cooper III.

     

    To be released this fall, the short film will be shot from multiple locations and perspectives – both on Earth and in space. Designed to unite and inspire generations around the world as part of the #PepsiChallenge, Pepsi will invite consumers to participate in this unique film phenomenon. Filming will take place in more than 10 countries across four continents where thousands of consumers will join together to be filmed by UrtheCast’s proprietary HD video camera – permanently and impressively leaving their mark on history as part of this once-in-a-lifetime experience.

     

    While UrtheCast captures a powerful perspective from space that few have ever experienced, Usher will invite fans to capture through a single photo an image that they feel inspires and amazes others to look at the world in a new way. Beginning today through June 2nd, fans around the world can submit one photo each day to PepsiChallenge.com. Usher will select the most powerful image and invite the talent behind the lens to meet him on set at the upcoming film shoot, with the winning image also featured in the short film. For contest official rules, including eligibility requirements, and to view a selection of the best images from around the world, visit www.PepsiChallenge.com.

     

    “Throughout my career, I’ve had the opportunity to be a part of some truly amazing experiences. I’ve always tried to push boundaries and to inspire others to go beyond what they perceive as their limits. I feel fortunate to have the opportunity to partner with Pepsi and UrtheCast to be a part of creating this intergalactic short film shot from space and am excited to jump in and take on this once-in-a-lifetime challenge and experience,” said Usher.

     

    With a launch that marked #PepsiChallenge as the #1 Twitter trending topic worldwide, and engagements by and with Pepsi global brand ambassadors and international luminaries, fashion houses and sports celebrities alike, the Pepsi Challenge continues throughout 2015 with additional global and local challenges designed to galvanize consumers around the world to live life to the fullest and make every moment – big or small – epic. Challenges are issued on Pepsi social channels, PepsiChallenge.com and via global and local ambassadors. 

  • Actor Siddharth to endorse chocolate brand Luvit

    Actor Siddharth to endorse chocolate brand Luvit

    MUMBAI: As they say it in South India, “Ushaar” meaning beware. The theme behind the new campaign of this chocolate brand tells you to beware if someone shares it with you. Luvit, a brand by Global Consumer Products, has appointed actor Siddharth as its brand ambassador.

     

    The brand also recently launched its clutter-breaking commercial, which turns conventional logic of sharing on its head.

     

    The brand will offer nine variants and 14 SKUs and is primarily targeted to youth aged from 15 – 30 years.

     

    The TVC, which features Siddharth, shows various stories in which a person shares their Luvit chocolate with a hidden agenda. The advertising message is simple: the best way to enjoy a Luvit is alone. It is not just the right way but the only way. But at the same time, you can get urge to share it and ask yourself, “What’s in it for you?” because a chocolate this delicious is only given away to get something in return.

     

    The music video stars Siddharth with Santhosh Narayanan’s music and is a fresh concept along with execution. The catchy tune and vibrant never-seen-before advertising is expected to strike a chord with the audience.

     

    The TVC is combination of Tamil and English with a tagline “If someone shares, ushaar!” and that’s what captures the essence of the brand. The ad will be of 50 seconds, along with edits of 20 seconds.

     

    Global Consumer Products EVP sales & marketing Anuradha Narasimhan said, “The objective of our communication package was to impactfully and effectively launch LuvIt Chocolates as a young, vibrant, indulgent brand targeting Indian youth. We didn’t want to focus on specific product attributes as much as drive home the message that LuvIt Chocolates are so delicious that they are Best Enjoyed Alone. We are delighted that we have Original-Chocolate Boy Siddharth as the face of our brand. It was great fun working on the branding codes and seeing them come alive across multiple media formats in a young, pop and connecting way. We broke away from many category codes and are delighted to have put out this insightful campaign which I am sure will resonate will everyone in our audience.”

     

    Karishma Lintas EVP Kishore Subramanian added, “The biggest challenge for us on LuvIt was to find an insight space which gave the brand a unique identity which resonated with the youth. And the brand’s take on sharing actually being a matlabi act, gave us just that.”

     

    The creative duo from Karishma Lintas – Shiv Parameswaran & Arjun Kumar said, “This was one of those campaigns where every creative person lent their unique flavour to “ushaar.” The choice of chocolate boy Siddharth was perfect to bring alive the brand’s youthful character. Then we brought on board the current youth icon Santosh Narayanan, who musically spun the world of “ushaar.” And finally Suresh Eriyat and co at Studio Eeksaurus gave the film life by creating this asterisk-filled world of Ushaar.”

     

    The campaign will be supported on television, OOH, digital, on-ground malls and hangouts and radio. The target markets are South India and Tier-I cities being the primary focus in the launch stage.

     

    “Even in static mediums, we’ve consciously adopted the vibrant colours of the packaging, as well as the visually striking device of the asterisk. This gives us the edge over the work currently seen in the category,” added Parameswaran.

  • Huawei launches new ad campaign with RCB players

    Huawei launches new ad campaign with RCB players

    MUMBAI: Honor, Huawei’s smartphone e-brand for digital natives, has launched its first ad campaign to promote the newly launched Honor 4X in India. 

     

    The TVC, which will go on air later this month, is conceptualized by L&K Saatchi & Saatchi and features players from Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB).

     

    The TVC is an attempt to communicate with Honor’s existing as well as new customers. It talks about how the company is attracting newer audience with Honor 4X, which is ‘For the Brave’. The ad features the stars of the team, displaying their power and speed in line with the new Honor 4X. 

     

    Huawei India and Honor president, consumer business group Allen Wang said, “Huawei has maintained a long and healthy relationship with Royal Challengers Bangalore. Our first ad campaign for 4X emphasizes on the speed and focus of the players that goes hand in hand with Honor 4X. Our recently launched brand Honor resonate the philosophy of “For the Brave,” for the ones who dare to dream and follow their passion to achieve something, much like the team and players Royal Challengers Bangalore. With this ad campaign we want to reach out to the youth of the India who are our real ambassadors.”   

     

    As a long-term commitment towards the game and the team, Huawei has entered into an association for three years starting 2015. The partnership between Huawei and RCB is a continuation of last year’s collaboration. This partnership testifies Huawei’s commitment towards India and market localization.

     

    Royal Challengers Bangalore vice president, commercial, operations and Cricket Academy Russell Adams said, “We wish Huawei well with the new campaign and are excited about our renewed partnership with Huawei for the next 3 years. We thank them for the support and the faith shown in us as we look towards a mutually beneficial and fruitful association.”