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  • Trell’s latest masterclass gives tips to budding content creators

    Trell’s latest masterclass gives tips to budding content creators

    Mumbai: Content creators today have become one of the crucial aspects of product marketing as they influence the decision of buyers, and make recommendations that are beneficial to both the brand and the consumer.

    Against this backdrop, lifestyle content app Trell recently conducted a masterclass with celebrity chef Ranveer Brar and Trell content creator Nilu Thapa, in which they shared their professional experiences and useful tips for budding content creators.

    “The only secret recipe about good content I have nailed down is that I took some time to discover myself in front of the camera through my content,” said Ranveer Brar. “In order to be authentic and to be able to connect with people, it’s important to learn and recognise to be yourself, be unique, and comfortable with your flaws.“

    “The biggest life lesson that I can share is to be patient and consistent with your content. A viral video doesn’t ensure huge followers but a viral video does ensure exposure,” he further added.

    “It is very important to have a vision when you create content, to have your own identity, vibe and signature,” said fashion and beauty influencer Nilu Thapa. “If you create the content blindly by following trends, it might not appear authentic to your audience, and you won’t be able to relate to it as well. It’s essential to create content which is organic, unique, and of the best quality.”

    “The aim of this Masterclass was to give a platform to content creators to learn from renowned influencers and better their content creations on social media,” said Trell’s VP & content head Parul Menghani. “We plan to do a lot of initiatives for content creators and provide them with better opportunities which can help them to grow along with Trell.”

    Trell has content creators creating content on various categories including health and fitness, beauty and personal care, travel, food, and more.

  • Max Fashion makes societal judgement their enemy in the second edition of ‘Behen Kuch Bhi Pehen’

    Max Fashion makes societal judgement their enemy in the second edition of ‘Behen Kuch Bhi Pehen’

    India: Max Fashion, a leading family fashion brand from the Landmark Group aimed to empower women last year with their powerful campaign ‘Behen Kuch Bhi Pehen’ This year, on International Women’s Day, the brand is yet again ready to question stereotypes and start the conversation around fashion and freedom with ‘Behen Kuch Bhi Pehen: Kya Pehna Hai!’

    Last year, Max Fashion urged women to let go of their self-doubt and be themselves. This year the brand is all ready to question the assumed role of moral police that society loves embracing when it comes to women’s fashion choices. This Women’s Day, Max Fashion released another version of their earlier campaign and their nemesis is the question mark. 

    Talking of the cultural context, whenever women make stand-out fashion choices they are objected to various questions, the most famous being, “Kya pehna hai?” Max wanted to change this judgment-fueled interrogation into a more positive space of compliments. This was achieved by a simple play on the punctuation, replacing the question mark with an exclamation mark: ‘Kya Pehna hai!’. The objective was to encourage the audience to set the question mark straight and let women wear what they want.

    Max’s brand mission is to democratize fashion. Women being the brand’s core TG contribute more than 60% to the business, hence the focus on strategic brand communication and establishing Max as a brand with a point of view. 

    The music video has come alive with the powerful voice of Neha Bhasin. The campaign features the likes of Sherry Shroff, Vidya Malwade, and Nilu Thapa – women with strong voices on the internet. The campaign has been conceptualized by Dentsu Webchutney, Bangalore.

    Jiten Mahendra, Vice President- Marketing at Max Fashion says, “The campaign aims to create a positive environment, where women can explore fashion in their own way. We have made an attempt to replace the judgment and hate with appreciation and encouragement. The campaign puts the long-running fashion diplomacy to rest by encouraging women to reclaim their power of choice.”

    PG Aditya, Executive Creative Director says, “Dentsu Webchutney has always believed that brands can start conversations to change the larger social narrative. Max has always been a fashion brand that provides its customers with various choices and empowers them to make them too. With this extension of ‘Behen Kuch Bhi Pehen’, Max has put society’s attitude under the scanner and raised some pressing questions.”

    The campaign is running heavily on Digital, print, radio and outdoors.