Tag: Dentsu Aegis Group

  • Danone India appoints Taproot Dentsu as creative partner for Protinex

    Danone India appoints Taproot Dentsu as creative partner for Protinex

    MUMBAI: Danone India has roped in Taproot Dentsu as the creative agency on record for the entire portfolio of the FMCG company’s health food drink brand, Protinex. Danone India is a part of the global food-products multinational corporation Danone, headquartered in Paris.

    Taproot Dentsu, which is a part of the Dentsu Aegis Group, had already partnered the brand on a project-based relationship to handle the entire brand portfolio for the past one year. A multi-agency pitch had preceded this alliance in the year 2015, wherein Taproot Dentsu had won the mandate. Given the fruitful collaboration last year over the core Protinex brand campaign (the launch of Protinex Grow), some tactical competitive work and expanding of the flavour portfolio, taking this partnership to the next level was a seamless, mutual decision, a Dentsu Aegis Network release stated.

    Danone India marketing head Himanshu Bakshi said, “Brand positioning and portfolio present a huge opportunity to establish as an everyday family health brand with a clear differentiator on protein. Taproot Dentsu has been quite instrumental to bring alive this paradigm shift on the brand. The team, with its strong planning and creative minds, has already delivered multiple campaigns to help build protein relevance across cohorts through the lens of Protinex. We feel very confident to strengthen the Protinex-Taproot Dentsu partnership, especially when the brand and category is at the cusp of a new dimension of expansion, innovations and growth. We look forward to a stronger collaboration in the future.”

    “Danone’s global mission to ‘Bring Health Through Food To As Many People As Possible’ allows us to address unmet needs for the greater good. In India, eclectic dietary patterns and cultural nuances provide a huge demand creation opportunity to food brands that offer serious nutrition. We are committed to creating persuasive conversations that build on Danone’s strong and scientific brand propositions,” Taproot Dentsu CEO Umesh Shrikhande said.

  • Isobar works with Facebook to develop SeeitShopit

    Isobar works with Facebook to develop SeeitShopit

    MUMBAI: Global digital agency from the Dentsu Aegis Group Isobar has worked with Facebook to create an e-commerce product that enables brands to deliver an interactive shopping experience directly within people’s Facebook news feeds.

    Isobar worked with Facebook to develop SeeitShopit which launches globally this week across desktop, tablet and mobile.

    SeeitShopit provides a “unique” shopping experience to complement Facebook’s current advertising formats. It allows retailers to monetise Facebook fans, by showcasing collections of products within a single post. Facebook users will be able to browse through brand collections, share individual items, share SeeItShopIt with friends and go directly through to purchase. As the first interactive shopping tool of its kind on Facebook, SeeItShopIt is set to play a significant role in the way brands monetise their fan bases.

    Littlewoods, a digital department store, is the first brand to bring SeeItShopIt onto its Facebook page, initially using the tool to launch Myleene Klass’s exclusive new swimwear collection. Using SeeItShopIt, Littlewoods has plans to bring 10 new collections to its Facebook fan base throughout May and June.

    Littlewoods retail director Gary Kibble said, “Littlewoods always looks to be leading customer experiences, whether online or offline. The SeeItShopIt tool gives us the ability to deliver a new way for our Facebook fans to connect with our products.”

    “We created SeeItShopIt to deliver an interactive shopping experience directly within Facebook’s news feed, where users spend most of their time. The tool will allow any brand with a broad product portfolio to monetise their Facebook fan base by providing a seamless shopping experience,” Isobar CTO Rick Williams added.