Tag: Manoj Shetty

  • #PlayYourPart, BankBazaar urges youth

    MUMBAI: BankBazaar.com unveiled a video as part of their unique digital campaign for the wedding season, #PlayYourPart.

    The objective of the campaign is to compel the youth to rethink their financial dependency on their parents for their wedding. BankBazaar, as a youthful and disruptive brand, has always tried to bring about a change in the way people think about finance. With this #PlayYourPart campaign, the company aims to disrupt the traditional mentality when it comes to financing weddings.

    The digital advertisement campaign has been conceived and conceptualized by ad veteran Manoj Shetty, ex-Ogilvy Group Creative Head. During his 17 years of stint with Ogilvy, Manoj has conceptualized campaigns for various leading brands including Cadbury, Fiat, Bajaj, and Castrol.

    Bluebot CCO Carl Savio said: “When you realize that the average Indian middle-class family has to spend approximately one fifth of their life-savings to get their children married you know that something needs to be said. It’s time to tell youngsters to step-up and help their parents in whatever way they can.”

    BankBazaar.com brand  marketing head Prince Thomas  said: “The independent, earning youth of today is already depending on the online media for their financial essentials in every sphere from shopping to paying utility bills – be it in the form of internet banking, wallets, or credit and debit cards. With the #PlayYourPart campaign, we wanted to reach out to them to convey that finance is not just for the day-to-day essentials but also the once-in-a-lifetime experience, such as their own wedding.”

    The new digital advertising campaign went live on 28 November, 2016, and is being promoted across various digital platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram

    The New Indian Wedding – #PlayYourPart

  • #PlayYourPart, BankBazaar urges youth

    MUMBAI: BankBazaar.com unveiled a video as part of their unique digital campaign for the wedding season, #PlayYourPart.

    The objective of the campaign is to compel the youth to rethink their financial dependency on their parents for their wedding. BankBazaar, as a youthful and disruptive brand, has always tried to bring about a change in the way people think about finance. With this #PlayYourPart campaign, the company aims to disrupt the traditional mentality when it comes to financing weddings.

    The digital advertisement campaign has been conceived and conceptualized by ad veteran Manoj Shetty, ex-Ogilvy Group Creative Head. During his 17 years of stint with Ogilvy, Manoj has conceptualized campaigns for various leading brands including Cadbury, Fiat, Bajaj, and Castrol.

    Bluebot CCO Carl Savio said: “When you realize that the average Indian middle-class family has to spend approximately one fifth of their life-savings to get their children married you know that something needs to be said. It’s time to tell youngsters to step-up and help their parents in whatever way they can.”

    BankBazaar.com brand  marketing head Prince Thomas  said: “The independent, earning youth of today is already depending on the online media for their financial essentials in every sphere from shopping to paying utility bills – be it in the form of internet banking, wallets, or credit and debit cards. With the #PlayYourPart campaign, we wanted to reach out to them to convey that finance is not just for the day-to-day essentials but also the once-in-a-lifetime experience, such as their own wedding.”

    The new digital advertising campaign went live on 28 November, 2016, and is being promoted across various digital platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram

    The New Indian Wedding – #PlayYourPart

  • Brands roll out digital campaigns on Father’s Day

    Brands roll out digital campaigns on Father’s Day

    MUMBAI: Sunday celebrated fatherhood in India, and so did brands. With the heart warming and viral advertisements revolving around holy month of Ramadan, this Sunday has given other occasion to interact with audiences. Brands have released various digital campaigns on the occasions.

    One of the most popular advertisement for Father’s day is BankBazaar.com first digital campaign viedo #ThankyouDad. The brand claims to pay an ode to fathers as the first port of call in a person’s financial decision making.

    A father is the first person who taught the first lessons on financial planning and everyone turns to their father for all kinds of financial advice. The campaign is based on this insight. From the very first time we thought about saving to the first time we filed our taxes, fathers have been there to lead us through the complex financial maze. The brand, with this campaign, intends to strike a chord with the online generation in the age group of 25-40.

    The new digital advertising campaign went live on June 15, 2016 and targeted various digital mediums. BankBazaar.com’s new digital advertisement campaign has been conceived and conceptualized by ad veteran Manoj Shetty, ex-Ogilvy Group Creative Head.

    IndiaMART announced an exclusive digital campaign #CarryTheLegacy, celebrating the occasion. The campaign is a reflection of successive generation carrying on their father’s legacy and inheriting the responsibilities of their business from the head of the family.

    Treading that line of thought, the company has collaborated with Bang in the Middle to launch the campaign via a one minute short film that is intended to celebrate and acknowledge every father who works hard to ensure a better future for his children.

    The short film thoughtfully captures the sincerity and commitment of fathers across India, who built successful businesses on their own terms and proudly hand over the reins of their enterprises to the next generation. The scenes profoundly establish a father’s affection towards his children through those popular ‘Hari, Mehta, or Aziz & sons/daughters’ signboards. Showcasing the father-child bond, the video depicts how these duos work together to build a greater enterprise which carries their family name. Shot across various brick and mortar marketplaces, the campaign hopes to strike a chord with the audience and make them realize the importance of their father in their lives.

    BITM executive creative director Anirban Sen said, “Whatever a father acquires in his life, it is always for his children. The same goes for whatever he builds and creates. Be it a home or business, the vision is always passing these down to his kids. Since we generally see signboards relaying names such as Mehta and Sons, Aggarwal and Sons, Singh and Sons everywhere, it gave us an idea to create a campaign that would make a nice, moving testimony of a father’s hard work and dedication being passed down through generations.”

    Brands have also counted on twitter trending with their hash tag campaigns. These campaigns are interactive, and bind on people’s interactions and connections with their fathers.

    Foodpanda has innovated #MyDadCEO (Chief Eating Officer) campaign where the brand introduced the campaign on their official twitter account and gave a timeline of different themes. People were asked to respond according to themes, as per their father’s. The first theme that rolled out with a graphic was ‘#MyDadCEO T1: Rajma Rice + Sugar? Share the weirdest food mismatch combos your Dad has ever made to win vouchers!’  Followers responded with their dad’s strange food combinations. The second theme was the dad’s favourite chakna, followed by third theme Favourite music while partying. Theme 4 asked for most ordered food. The best answers won food vouchers from Foodpanda.

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    Oxigen wallet started #ExcuseMeDad content on its twitter handle where it asked users to give unique excuses to ask money from dad. The best answer is offering a #winBig price from the wallet. The brand also promoted to like and share the campaign. It has received innovative responses.

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    Nutralite has rolled out #DaddyReceipe campaign, where it asked followers to send their dad’s hack tricks from kitchen to garage. Tweet the trick with hash tag and and a picture with father. The campaign has received quiet a lot of hacks from dad.

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  • Brands roll out digital campaigns on Father’s Day

    Brands roll out digital campaigns on Father’s Day

    MUMBAI: Sunday celebrated fatherhood in India, and so did brands. With the heart warming and viral advertisements revolving around holy month of Ramadan, this Sunday has given other occasion to interact with audiences. Brands have released various digital campaigns on the occasions.

    One of the most popular advertisement for Father’s day is BankBazaar.com first digital campaign viedo #ThankyouDad. The brand claims to pay an ode to fathers as the first port of call in a person’s financial decision making.

    A father is the first person who taught the first lessons on financial planning and everyone turns to their father for all kinds of financial advice. The campaign is based on this insight. From the very first time we thought about saving to the first time we filed our taxes, fathers have been there to lead us through the complex financial maze. The brand, with this campaign, intends to strike a chord with the online generation in the age group of 25-40.

    The new digital advertising campaign went live on June 15, 2016 and targeted various digital mediums. BankBazaar.com’s new digital advertisement campaign has been conceived and conceptualized by ad veteran Manoj Shetty, ex-Ogilvy Group Creative Head.

    IndiaMART announced an exclusive digital campaign #CarryTheLegacy, celebrating the occasion. The campaign is a reflection of successive generation carrying on their father’s legacy and inheriting the responsibilities of their business from the head of the family.

    Treading that line of thought, the company has collaborated with Bang in the Middle to launch the campaign via a one minute short film that is intended to celebrate and acknowledge every father who works hard to ensure a better future for his children.

    The short film thoughtfully captures the sincerity and commitment of fathers across India, who built successful businesses on their own terms and proudly hand over the reins of their enterprises to the next generation. The scenes profoundly establish a father’s affection towards his children through those popular ‘Hari, Mehta, or Aziz & sons/daughters’ signboards. Showcasing the father-child bond, the video depicts how these duos work together to build a greater enterprise which carries their family name. Shot across various brick and mortar marketplaces, the campaign hopes to strike a chord with the audience and make them realize the importance of their father in their lives.

    BITM executive creative director Anirban Sen said, “Whatever a father acquires in his life, it is always for his children. The same goes for whatever he builds and creates. Be it a home or business, the vision is always passing these down to his kids. Since we generally see signboards relaying names such as Mehta and Sons, Aggarwal and Sons, Singh and Sons everywhere, it gave us an idea to create a campaign that would make a nice, moving testimony of a father’s hard work and dedication being passed down through generations.”

    Brands have also counted on twitter trending with their hash tag campaigns. These campaigns are interactive, and bind on people’s interactions and connections with their fathers.

    Foodpanda has innovated #MyDadCEO (Chief Eating Officer) campaign where the brand introduced the campaign on their official twitter account and gave a timeline of different themes. People were asked to respond according to themes, as per their father’s. The first theme that rolled out with a graphic was ‘#MyDadCEO T1: Rajma Rice + Sugar? Share the weirdest food mismatch combos your Dad has ever made to win vouchers!’  Followers responded with their dad’s strange food combinations. The second theme was the dad’s favourite chakna, followed by third theme Favourite music while partying. Theme 4 asked for most ordered food. The best answers won food vouchers from Foodpanda.

    public://dadceo_0.png

    Oxigen wallet started #ExcuseMeDad content on its twitter handle where it asked users to give unique excuses to ask money from dad. The best answer is offering a #winBig price from the wallet. The brand also promoted to like and share the campaign. It has received innovative responses.

    public://excusemedad_0.png

    Nutralite has rolled out #DaddyReceipe campaign, where it asked followers to send their dad’s hack tricks from kitchen to garage. Tweet the trick with hash tag and and a picture with father. The campaign has received quiet a lot of hacks from dad.

    public://nutri_0.png

  • Cadbury Bournville launches first TVC on TDKR association

    Mumbai: Post its partnership with Warner Bros for the The Dark Knight Rises (TDKR), Cadbury Bournville has has rolled out its first television commercial to generate more excitement and engagement around the coming together of two brands.

    The TVC has been conceptualized by Ogilvy & Mather.

    Ogilvy and Mather group creative director-Mumbai Manoj Shetty said, “Cadbury Bournville appeals to a certain sociographic and psychographic profile. As it turns out this same target audience grew up reading Batman comics. Which is possibly why this association couldn‘t have been a better fit.”

    The new TVC is a 30-second commercial which captures “exclusive and thrilling” sequences from the movie along with visuals of Cadbury Bournville. The TVC culminates with the Bournville-TDKR contest enticing the youth to participate with one lucky winner standing a chance to win a free trip for two to Warner Bros. Movie World in Australia.

    Cadbury India director- snacking and strategy Chandramouli Venkatesan added, “As the fans await the movie of the year to be released in India, we plan to take the ‘The Dark Knight Rises‘ release to greater heights and even greater excitement among Bournville consumers. It‘s like the Dark Knight really has a Dark companion in India.”

    The commercial is being aired on television networks across India and screened across 70 cinema halls in the country.