Tag: Pink Lemonade

  • Pink Lemonade Communications wins digital mandate for Kurl-On

    Pink Lemonade Communications wins digital mandate for Kurl-On

    Mumbai: Global full-service, integrated marketing and communications agency Pink Lemonade Communications has won the digital mandate for Kurl-on. With this collaboration, the mattress brand aims to grow its reach and engagement on the internet as well as plan and execute an array of offline marketing activities that include – conceptualization, content writing, editing, and proofing, as well as the design and layout of their offline branding collateral.

    The agency will handle their digital marketing on all platforms, do their search engine optimization, and run campaigns for them on their various platforms, while also researching and analysing their performance & engagement to grow and optimise their presence on each of the respective platforms.

    The brand collaterals will include invitation certificates, canter vehicle branding, flyers, brochures, standees, e-mailers and product catalogues. In addition, Pink Lemonade will do a brand campaign for them biannually and assist them with product launch campaigns.

    Speaking of this collaboration, Kurl-on head brandcomm Prashant Deshpande said, “We wanted an agency that would bring alive the spirit of the Kurl-On brand for the Indian digital audience and we made the right decision by choosing Pink Lemonade for the job. They have spent time understanding our brand language and imagery, and have successfully helped us reach out to our customer base in creative ways. They are aware of the type of content that will appeal to the younger audience as well as the older audience. Their work ethic and hands-on approach to the project have made this partnership very successful for us. We look forward to a long-term working relationship with them.”

    Pink Lemonade founder and chief storyteller Tina Garg said, “At Pink Lemonade, we do a deep dive into the clients that we work with to truly understand the character and persona of the brand. Through our comparative analysis and strategies, we can position the brand for impact. We believe this is one of the key reasons why our approach aligned with Kurl-on’s expectations. We are excited to work with a household name like Kurl-On, one of the largest players in the Indian mattress industry.”

     

  • AR, VR fantastic tools for brands to communicate their story

    AR, VR fantastic tools for brands to communicate their story

    MUMBAI: The outbreak of Covid2019 has changed life and business more than anybody could have imagined. To survive this pandemic, businesses around the globe are embracing digitisation faster than ever before. Two kinds of technology, augmented reality and virtual reality, are once again in the spotlight due to the pandemic. These two technologies have been underestimated and underutilised in the past. A virtual conference held by The Advertising Club  Bangalore on the topic ‘Bringing brands to life through AR & VR technologies’ saw panellists AliveNow CEO Adhvith Dhuddu, AutoVRse co-founder Ashwin Jaishanker, and FlippAR CEO Vivek Jain. The session was moderated by VRNAculars and Tripvana CEO Aneesh Koorapaty and Pink Lemonade founder and CEO Tina Mansukhani Garg.

    Koorapaty raised a question before the panellists about why it is more immersive now as compared to other media segments like print, radio etc.

    Dhuddu said that if you see the history of media and advertisement, especially on the web and on the mobile phone, it has always been about swiping up and down, left and right, clicking and other dimensions. AR and webAR are now able to interact through a person's eyes, lips, hands and facial gestures. It is now an immersive experience for people, they can use their front and back camera to bring life to a product and understand their placing in the real environment. He notes that the possibility of using augmented reality is endless. Because of the experiences created on augmented reality it feels immersive and realistic.

    “AR is in the business for a very long time, but it is in the past two to three years that brands and agencies are able to look at AR differently. The credit goes to social media platforms like Snapchat and now Instagram who have allowed tech companies and developers to build AR experiences into their app. So, the brand that already has its audience on their page can expose them to AR experiences.”

    Stories are the most powerful means for brands to inspire and influence. Products attached with stories have higher value as compared to products with just description notes Jain. Immersive tools like AR and VR are fantastic tools for brands to communicate their story.

    Ashwin Jaishanker thinks that brands recognised the potential of virtual reality very recently. With time, audiences started seeing a very complex narrative of AR. “The metrics that you create with AR on your customers is on a different level. This technology invites your user to experience the world designed in your product and it helps them explore the product by themselves,” he further added.

    Aneesh highlighted that for brands, AR and VR are great ways to create emotional connection.