Category: Media and Advertising

  • Dentsu Creative Impact creates digital campaign for Hitachi

    Dentsu Creative Impact creates digital campaign for Hitachi

    MUMBAI: In a category that strives on differentiation and innovative features to draw eyeballs, brands need to constantly bring refreshed news. For Hitachi, the clear task was not only to get this critical attention but also establish clear leadership in the minds of the affluent, young  digital savvy ‘netizens’.

    The opportunity identified was the revolutionary ‘I Clean’ feature that cleans the filter of the air conditioner automatically. But the idea was not merely to tell a story of innovation and technology. Dentsu Creative Impact believed that the story needs to be re-told to the consumers who are already facing a barrage of features, choices and options every day.

    And the disruption came in the form of not only the product and the message, but also the medium. In a category, where traditional media rules the roost, Dentsu Creative Impact and Hitachi took an unconventional approach. And the idea Hitachi #NothingDirty with Badshah was born. Just as the ‘I-Clean’ feature automatically cleans up the dirt, the ruling sensation of India also cleans up the lyrics for the ultimate summer party anthem.

    The attempt is a powerful integration of the brand within the content. Delivering the message of ‘automatic cleaning’ by the king of rap Badshah himself, the song is cool, fun and upbeat.

    Watch how India’s coolest rapper turn something dirty into the coolest and cleanest song of the summer, just like how Hitachi’s iClean Plus technology cleans the AC’s filter automatically.

     

  • Cinthol DeoStick redefines deodorization in India

    Cinthol DeoStick redefines deodorization in India

    MUMBAI Constantly bringing in the wave of evolution right since its inception in 1952, Cinthol has always strived to give its consumers the best in the personal grooming space. Be it with the first vegetable oil based deodorising, complexion soap to the more recently launched Cool menthol-based soap and insta-deo based germ protection soap. Cinthol, in its endeavour to remain relevant to youth by offering them innovative products, is all set to launch the Cinthol DeoStick – a revolutionary product in the space of deodorants. Cinthol DeoStick is a cream based deo which is easy to use, has great fragrances that lasts 3X longer than ordinary deosprays and is pocket friendly too. The DeoStick is available in six different fragrances, three for men and three for women respectively. The brand’s philosophy of continuous reinvention, with this launch, is expecting to redefine the codes of deodorant category which is marked by expensive sprays, with starting point being Rs. 100+ for female deodorants and 180+ for male deodorants

    The TVC created by Team Creativeland, showcases the DeoStick which is unlike any other deodorant and its advertisements. The TVC DeoReborn sets out to showcase how Cinthol has reinvented the concept of using a deodorant. DeoReborn is the story of how and why the deodorant was reborn into its new avatar in a quirky manner along with a set of laterally evolved visuals. Cinthol DeoStick is a cream based deo and not a spray, which is gentle on skin and lasts 3 times longer than any other ordinary deo. The TVC also showcases product’s new application format and the different stylized ways in which it can be used. With launch of the TVC ‘DeoReborn’, Cinthol has totally redefined the concept of deodorants in India.

    Commenting on the campaign, Sunil Kataria, Business Head India & SAARC, GCPL said, “We at Cinthol, constantly strive to give our consumers the best of personal care products. To bridge the gap between what is available in the market and the consumer’s requirements, Cinthol is constantly engaged in innovating to meet the consumer’s needs. Cinthol as a brand is all about innovation which totally appeals to the youth. With the summer season just around the corner, the consumers need a deodorant which lasts long, which easy to use and is pocket friendly as well. So, keeping these in mind, we wanted to reinvent the deo space with a product which appeals to our consumer’s requirements and the TVC very aptly showcases the concept of DeoReborn.”

  • Cinthol DeoStick redefines deodorization in India

    Cinthol DeoStick redefines deodorization in India

    MUMBAI Constantly bringing in the wave of evolution right since its inception in 1952, Cinthol has always strived to give its consumers the best in the personal grooming space. Be it with the first vegetable oil based deodorising, complexion soap to the more recently launched Cool menthol-based soap and insta-deo based germ protection soap. Cinthol, in its endeavour to remain relevant to youth by offering them innovative products, is all set to launch the Cinthol DeoStick – a revolutionary product in the space of deodorants. Cinthol DeoStick is a cream based deo which is easy to use, has great fragrances that lasts 3X longer than ordinary deosprays and is pocket friendly too. The DeoStick is available in six different fragrances, three for men and three for women respectively. The brand’s philosophy of continuous reinvention, with this launch, is expecting to redefine the codes of deodorant category which is marked by expensive sprays, with starting point being Rs. 100+ for female deodorants and 180+ for male deodorants

    The TVC created by Team Creativeland, showcases the DeoStick which is unlike any other deodorant and its advertisements. The TVC DeoReborn sets out to showcase how Cinthol has reinvented the concept of using a deodorant. DeoReborn is the story of how and why the deodorant was reborn into its new avatar in a quirky manner along with a set of laterally evolved visuals. Cinthol DeoStick is a cream based deo and not a spray, which is gentle on skin and lasts 3 times longer than any other ordinary deo. The TVC also showcases product’s new application format and the different stylized ways in which it can be used. With launch of the TVC ‘DeoReborn’, Cinthol has totally redefined the concept of deodorants in India.

    Commenting on the campaign, Sunil Kataria, Business Head India & SAARC, GCPL said, “We at Cinthol, constantly strive to give our consumers the best of personal care products. To bridge the gap between what is available in the market and the consumer’s requirements, Cinthol is constantly engaged in innovating to meet the consumer’s needs. Cinthol as a brand is all about innovation which totally appeals to the youth. With the summer season just around the corner, the consumers need a deodorant which lasts long, which easy to use and is pocket friendly as well. So, keeping these in mind, we wanted to reinvent the deo space with a product which appeals to our consumer’s requirements and the TVC very aptly showcases the concept of DeoReborn.”

  • Canon India launches pan-India campaign for its new camera

    Canon India launches pan-India campaign for its new camera

    NEW DELHI: Canon has rolled out an extensive multimedia campaign for its entry level DSLR camera, EOS 1300D. The tagline is ‘Get ready with EOS 1300D’

    The campaign adopts a strategy of capturing simple moments of life with the Canon EOS 1300D camera making them cherishable forever through Wi-Fi sharing. The new campaign emotes special occasions and moments in life like weddings, birthdays, travel/adventure where the Canon EOS 1300D camera becomes a natural fit.

    This pan India campaign kick-started on 8 April and is designed to appeal to a multifarious set of buyers who are explorers, photography enthusiasts, first time buyers and fence sitters who are considering to buy their first DSLR.

    To garner maximized consumer attention and build a brand recall towards the product, this campaign will run up to six weeks, and will engage prospective customers across print, television, digital, outdoor and cinema. To add on to the campaign Canon has a consumer interaction and engagement  campaign through “Ready with EOS 1300D” contest and build sustainability through re-targeting.

    Canon India vice president of Consumer Imaging and Information Centre Andrew Koh, said, “Canon for years now has been promoting photography culture in India and these campaigns are our way to connect with our existing customers and potential users, in an engaging way. The current campaign, “Ready with EOS 1300D” captures the grandiosity of the simple moments of life captured through EOS 1300D DSLR camera. The pan India 360 degree media campaign is set to pick up the momentum, whether it’s social media, print, TV, outdoor and indoor environs, we have left no stone unturned in reaching out to the potential users.”

    The EOS 1300D promotions kicked-off with a day- long bloggers meet in the capital city on 30 March 2016. This event was a felicitous platform that highlighted social media friendly features of the camera like Wi-Fi and built-in NFC for users who are looking to shoot to mobile devices and sharing quickly across social media platforms, simultaneously.

    The EOS 1300D, is a high performance entry level DSLR priced at an accessible level, to help beginners and photo hobbyists discover greater possibilities in photography. Equipped with an 18.0 megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor and ISO speed expandable up to 12,800, the new EOS 1300D is capable of capturing high quality images and full HD video recording.

    The EOS 1300D is available at a price point of INR 29 995.00/U (incl., of all taxes) with EF-S 18-55mm IS II lens and the double zoom kit with EF-S 18-55mm IS II and EF-S 55-250mm IS II lenses is priced at INR 38 995.00/U (incl., of all taxes)

     

  • Canon India launches pan-India campaign for its new camera

    Canon India launches pan-India campaign for its new camera

    NEW DELHI: Canon has rolled out an extensive multimedia campaign for its entry level DSLR camera, EOS 1300D. The tagline is ‘Get ready with EOS 1300D’

    The campaign adopts a strategy of capturing simple moments of life with the Canon EOS 1300D camera making them cherishable forever through Wi-Fi sharing. The new campaign emotes special occasions and moments in life like weddings, birthdays, travel/adventure where the Canon EOS 1300D camera becomes a natural fit.

    This pan India campaign kick-started on 8 April and is designed to appeal to a multifarious set of buyers who are explorers, photography enthusiasts, first time buyers and fence sitters who are considering to buy their first DSLR.

    To garner maximized consumer attention and build a brand recall towards the product, this campaign will run up to six weeks, and will engage prospective customers across print, television, digital, outdoor and cinema. To add on to the campaign Canon has a consumer interaction and engagement  campaign through “Ready with EOS 1300D” contest and build sustainability through re-targeting.

    Canon India vice president of Consumer Imaging and Information Centre Andrew Koh, said, “Canon for years now has been promoting photography culture in India and these campaigns are our way to connect with our existing customers and potential users, in an engaging way. The current campaign, “Ready with EOS 1300D” captures the grandiosity of the simple moments of life captured through EOS 1300D DSLR camera. The pan India 360 degree media campaign is set to pick up the momentum, whether it’s social media, print, TV, outdoor and indoor environs, we have left no stone unturned in reaching out to the potential users.”

    The EOS 1300D promotions kicked-off with a day- long bloggers meet in the capital city on 30 March 2016. This event was a felicitous platform that highlighted social media friendly features of the camera like Wi-Fi and built-in NFC for users who are looking to shoot to mobile devices and sharing quickly across social media platforms, simultaneously.

    The EOS 1300D, is a high performance entry level DSLR priced at an accessible level, to help beginners and photo hobbyists discover greater possibilities in photography. Equipped with an 18.0 megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor and ISO speed expandable up to 12,800, the new EOS 1300D is capable of capturing high quality images and full HD video recording.

    The EOS 1300D is available at a price point of INR 29 995.00/U (incl., of all taxes) with EF-S 18-55mm IS II lens and the double zoom kit with EF-S 18-55mm IS II and EF-S 55-250mm IS II lenses is priced at INR 38 995.00/U (incl., of all taxes)

     

  • Happy Finish created India’s first automotive virtual drive for Tata Motors

    Happy Finish created India’s first automotive virtual drive for Tata Motors

    MUMBAI: Happy Finish, a global creative production studio and agency offering immersive content experiences for leading brands, advertising agencies and photographers, has successfully delivered the last phase of cross platform media assets to support an ambitious campaign for Indian automotive brand, Tata Motors.

    In 2015, Tata Motors signed up Lionel Messi as its global brand ambassador and rolled out the successful #madeofgreat campaign across India. Happy Finish India brought #fantastico campaign to life for Tata Motors, by creating India’s first virtual drive experience for the Tiago car launch, including an array of cross platform media campaign assets.

    In supporting this bold campaign, the assets created by Happy Finish would reach an audience of millions through Tata Motors’ mass distribution of 2.3 million branded Google Cardboards, digital campaign and print ads in The Times of India, across the highly potential automotive markets of Mumbai, Delhi/NCR and Bengaluru.

    Tata Motors marketing communications and services head Delna Avari commented, “The challenge was how do we bring alive the test drive experience of a car which is yet to be launched. We felt that creating a VR experience would be the best idea and were delighted to partner with Happy Finish to introduce India’s first live action virtual drive experience. The reach has been phenomenal with great ROI and has been appreciated as one of the most innovative idea from Tata Motors for consumer experience.”

    Happy Finish APAC CEO Ashish Limaye commented, “We had a keen focus on the distribution channel for all of the cross platform media assets, and created a VR solution which enabled Tata Motors to leverage the power of mobile, producing engaging content via an easy to use app, available on both Android and iOS.

  • Happy Finish created India’s first automotive virtual drive for Tata Motors

    Happy Finish created India’s first automotive virtual drive for Tata Motors

    MUMBAI: Happy Finish, a global creative production studio and agency offering immersive content experiences for leading brands, advertising agencies and photographers, has successfully delivered the last phase of cross platform media assets to support an ambitious campaign for Indian automotive brand, Tata Motors.

    In 2015, Tata Motors signed up Lionel Messi as its global brand ambassador and rolled out the successful #madeofgreat campaign across India. Happy Finish India brought #fantastico campaign to life for Tata Motors, by creating India’s first virtual drive experience for the Tiago car launch, including an array of cross platform media campaign assets.

    In supporting this bold campaign, the assets created by Happy Finish would reach an audience of millions through Tata Motors’ mass distribution of 2.3 million branded Google Cardboards, digital campaign and print ads in The Times of India, across the highly potential automotive markets of Mumbai, Delhi/NCR and Bengaluru.

    Tata Motors marketing communications and services head Delna Avari commented, “The challenge was how do we bring alive the test drive experience of a car which is yet to be launched. We felt that creating a VR experience would be the best idea and were delighted to partner with Happy Finish to introduce India’s first live action virtual drive experience. The reach has been phenomenal with great ROI and has been appreciated as one of the most innovative idea from Tata Motors for consumer experience.”

    Happy Finish APAC CEO Ashish Limaye commented, “We had a keen focus on the distribution channel for all of the cross platform media assets, and created a VR solution which enabled Tata Motors to leverage the power of mobile, producing engaging content via an easy to use app, available on both Android and iOS.

  • Rajeev Sharma moves on from Leo Burnett

    Rajeev Sharma moves on from Leo Burnett

    MUMBAI: After spending more than 23 years at the agency, Leo Burnett national planning director Rajeev Sharma has decided to move on to explore newer avenues.

    Sharma joined Leo Burnett in 1994 as vice president based out of the agency’s Delhi office and after three years he moved to Mumbai to lead planning as national planning director.

    Rajeev spearheaded strategy for many brands and partnered them in their success for years together. Some of the brands he has worked on include McDonald’s, Godrej Consumer Products, Bajaj Auto, Heinz, Complan, Glucon D, Thums Up, Maaza, Minute Maid, Limca, Reebok, Ariel, Ezee, Cinthol, Bajaj Electricals, HDFC Life, HDFC Bank, Anchor, Sony Entertainment Television, Tata Capital, Dabur, Pillsbury, Iodex, etc.

    Rajeev has played a significant role in building Leo Burnett’s reputation as India’s most trusted integrated communications company that has a sharp focus on strategy. He is also instrumental in bringing Leo Burnett’s best global practices to India.

    Commenting on this development Sharma said, “After 23 years, it is time for me to bid a fond farewell to a fabulous organisation, amazing colleagues and equally amazing clients. I am proud of what the agency stands for, for what it has achieved and what it is in the process of becoming. The momentum we have gained recently will give us the scale and the capability to play a big role in the transformation the industry is going through. As I prepare for the next chapter of my life, I shall watch with great satisfaction the success Leo Burnett is sure to notch up in the future.”

    Leo Bunett CEO for South Asia Saurabh Varma added, “Rajeev set up Leo Burnett’s planning function from scratch and since then has led a robust team that has grown many brands in complex market scenarios, in the process winning many awards. Under his leadership, we produced some of the most iconic and culturally rooted campaigns by approaching consumers through a human lens. I thank Rajeev wholeheartedly and wish him the very best for his future endeavours.”

  • Rajeev Sharma moves on from Leo Burnett

    Rajeev Sharma moves on from Leo Burnett

    MUMBAI: After spending more than 23 years at the agency, Leo Burnett national planning director Rajeev Sharma has decided to move on to explore newer avenues.

    Sharma joined Leo Burnett in 1994 as vice president based out of the agency’s Delhi office and after three years he moved to Mumbai to lead planning as national planning director.

    Rajeev spearheaded strategy for many brands and partnered them in their success for years together. Some of the brands he has worked on include McDonald’s, Godrej Consumer Products, Bajaj Auto, Heinz, Complan, Glucon D, Thums Up, Maaza, Minute Maid, Limca, Reebok, Ariel, Ezee, Cinthol, Bajaj Electricals, HDFC Life, HDFC Bank, Anchor, Sony Entertainment Television, Tata Capital, Dabur, Pillsbury, Iodex, etc.

    Rajeev has played a significant role in building Leo Burnett’s reputation as India’s most trusted integrated communications company that has a sharp focus on strategy. He is also instrumental in bringing Leo Burnett’s best global practices to India.

    Commenting on this development Sharma said, “After 23 years, it is time for me to bid a fond farewell to a fabulous organisation, amazing colleagues and equally amazing clients. I am proud of what the agency stands for, for what it has achieved and what it is in the process of becoming. The momentum we have gained recently will give us the scale and the capability to play a big role in the transformation the industry is going through. As I prepare for the next chapter of my life, I shall watch with great satisfaction the success Leo Burnett is sure to notch up in the future.”

    Leo Bunett CEO for South Asia Saurabh Varma added, “Rajeev set up Leo Burnett’s planning function from scratch and since then has led a robust team that has grown many brands in complex market scenarios, in the process winning many awards. Under his leadership, we produced some of the most iconic and culturally rooted campaigns by approaching consumers through a human lens. I thank Rajeev wholeheartedly and wish him the very best for his future endeavours.”