Tag: 2.5 million

  • KBC Season 12 registers over 2.5 million entries on day one

    KBC Season 12 registers over 2.5 million entries on day one

    MUMBAI: The countdown for the country's most revered seat has officially begun. Kaun Banega Crorepati is back with its 12th season led by the legendary host Amitabh Bachchan. With the initiation of the online registrations, the show has already opened to a thunderous response clocking more than 2.5 million entries on day one of registrations. The participation through SonyLIV has gone up by over 360%, as compared to last year, underlining the trend towards acceptance of digital as the preferred mode for registration.

    With a rise in digital consumption amongst users, the entire selection process of KBC 12 has been planned virtually to scale up engagement and drive participation. The new addition of knowledge test and video submission introduced as a part of the selection process is being well-received by the users.

    Over the last two decades, Kaun Banega Crorepati has redefined the value of knowledge. The show has changed fortunes and inspires generations of fans to pursue their aspirations through education and learning. Registrations for this season are open until May 22nd. Users can participate by answering the question asked by Bachchan every day at 9p.m. on Sony Entertainment Television. The answers can be sent either through the SonyLIV app or SMS.

    Amogh Dusad, head, programming and new initiatives, digital business, said: “A 360 percent growth in participation of KBC Registration on SonyLIV further reinforces the popularity and appeal of KBC and also underlines the increase in penetration of SonyLIV as a platform. This year, with a 100% digital selection process for KBC, one can expect much higher level of engagement on SonyLIV and a never-before interactive 2nd screen experience.”

  • Air Asia touches 2.5 million guests

    Air Asia touches 2.5 million guests

    MUMBAI: With the sudden rise of various industries over the years, the priorities and sentiments of service centric companies have evolved. Keeping the customers as the cornerstone of the business, companies are out on a spree to attribute all their milestones to the customers by celebrating with them. As a part of the celebration, companies indulge in giving out discounts and exclusive offers encouraging the customers to support the brand.

    Low-cost carrier, AirAsia India had recently reached the milestone of flying 2.5 million guests on board.  To celebrate this benchmark, AirAsia left no stone unturned by creating a buzz through every form of media which included teaser campaigns that rolled out 4 days before the D-Day and hashtag campaigns (#AirAsiaAviator, #AirAsia2point5million) that had that secured its spot in the trending topics on Twitter. To keep the ball rolling, AirAsia also offered exclusive offers like discounts of upto 50% on return flights for a time slot of 50 hours. AirAsia had also planned a lot for its special activities for its2.5 millionth guest. The flight scheduled on 16th May, 2016 had welcomed its 2.5 millionth guest from Bengaluru to Delhi. The airline had well planned the guest’s journey from the ground to the skies. The other guests who boarded the flight were also showered with surprise gifts as a part of the celebration.

    Kindly let us know if you would be interested to know more insights about the campaign on flying 2.5 million passengers.

     

  • Air Asia touches 2.5 million guests

    Air Asia touches 2.5 million guests

    MUMBAI: With the sudden rise of various industries over the years, the priorities and sentiments of service centric companies have evolved. Keeping the customers as the cornerstone of the business, companies are out on a spree to attribute all their milestones to the customers by celebrating with them. As a part of the celebration, companies indulge in giving out discounts and exclusive offers encouraging the customers to support the brand.

    Low-cost carrier, AirAsia India had recently reached the milestone of flying 2.5 million guests on board.  To celebrate this benchmark, AirAsia left no stone unturned by creating a buzz through every form of media which included teaser campaigns that rolled out 4 days before the D-Day and hashtag campaigns (#AirAsiaAviator, #AirAsia2point5million) that had that secured its spot in the trending topics on Twitter. To keep the ball rolling, AirAsia also offered exclusive offers like discounts of upto 50% on return flights for a time slot of 50 hours. AirAsia had also planned a lot for its special activities for its2.5 millionth guest. The flight scheduled on 16th May, 2016 had welcomed its 2.5 millionth guest from Bengaluru to Delhi. The airline had well planned the guest’s journey from the ground to the skies. The other guests who boarded the flight were also showered with surprise gifts as a part of the celebration.

    Kindly let us know if you would be interested to know more insights about the campaign on flying 2.5 million passengers.