Tag: Suveer Bajaj

  • Zoo Media & KraftJar partner to boost experiential marketing and IP development

    Zoo Media & KraftJar partner to boost experiential marketing and IP development

    Mumbai: In a strategic move within the Indian Experiential Marketing industry, Zoo Media, an Indian agency network, and experiential marketing agency KraftJar are partnering to deliver seamless, end-to-end experiential marketing solutions, combining offline (on-ground) and digital strengths to drive business growth & end-user experience. Here’s a look at their joint vision and its impact on the Indian market.

    Brands often face the challenge of maintaining a unified narrative while managing multiple agencies. One of the primary motivations behind this partnership is the need for a consistent and cohesive marketing strategy that spans both offline and online platforms. This partnership offers a streamlined end-to-end solution, ensuring that brand messaging remains consistent and impactful across all channels.

    “Offline and digital marketing have often operated in silos, and our partnership with KraftJar is set to change that. By integrating consumer touchpoints both offline and online, we are in a unique position to weave consumer stories that transition and integrate the digital world,” emphasised Zoo Media Network co-founder Suveer Bajaj.

    Leveraging Experiential Marketing for Indian Brands

    KraftJar’s core expertise of conceptualizing & curating long-term experiential intellectual properties for brands will now be accessible to Zoo Media’s extensive client base across the Indian subcontinent.

    ‘‘We are really excited about our partnership with Zoo Media,’’ stated KraftJar co-founder Sandeep Pandit. ‘‘We strongly believe that there is immense opportunity in India when it comes to Intellectual Properties (IPs) in Experiential Marketing and brands are yet to tap into the full potential of this space. In Zoo, we have found a partner that shares our DNA and core values. Combining Zoo’s immense experience and specialized tools in digital marketing with KraftJar’s IP approach & experience, we form a powerful team. Together, we can devise cohesive strategies that help brands scale to the next level while creating a loyal tribe of followers through experiential marketing initiatives.’’

    KraftJar co-founder Parth Desai expanded on that, “Our philosophy has always been to work alongside brands as partners to impact brand visibility and genuine engagement with their target audiences. This partnership gives us the ability to leverage Zoo Media Network’s extensive client base and set up the platform to create new experiences for the end consumers.”

    In an era where marketing is becoming increasingly complex, this partnership stands as a symbol of simplicity and efficiency. Brands no longer need to juggle multiple agencies and points of contact. Instead, they can rely on this unified powerhouse to solve their complex marketing problems with a cohesive strategy and execution plan.

    The teams at Zoo Media and KraftJar share a remarkable synergy, bringing together a wealth of experience and a deep understanding of the market dynamics. Their combined expertise will enable clients to receive service and strategic insight to the highest standards, making this partnership a natural fit

    Talking about the partnership, Suveer said, “Zoo’s growth strategy has involved diversification from a services company to building products and IPs, and this partnership is aligned with our goals. By helping our brand partners establish Intellectual Property for themselves, we ensure that we are intrinsically building value for them (and for ourselves).  Sandeep and Parth demonstrate the key traits of entrepreneurship that align well with our culture and values at Zoo.”

    This strategic alliance between Zoo Media and KraftJar is set to offer a comprehensive, unified solution that bridges the gap between offline and online marketing.

  • Zoo Media appoints Satya Koniki as head of global delivery

    Zoo Media appoints Satya Koniki as head of global delivery

    Mumbai: Zoo Media, India’s largest independent digital agency network, is pleased to announce the appointment of Satya Koniki as the head of global delivery. Satya will be responsible for establishing global delivery centres (GDCs) that will leverage India’s finest talent and offshoring capabilities to serve independent agencies worldwide.

    Satya Koniki is a seasoned professional with over 20 years of multi-faceted industry experience and expertise in global operations. Previously, he held key positions in global companies such as HCL, Wunderman, and Hogarth in India and e-commerce startups like Chegg and A1Books in the USA. His efficiency in offshoring, fostering robust agency partnerships, managing high-profile clients, and navigating the complexities of digital marketing will add tangible business value to the Zoo Media team.

    Satya commented on his new role, “Setting up global delivery hubs is about identifying talent, building teams at scale, tailoring processes and adapting to changing market dynamics to deliver client solutions – with Zoo Media, most of these are covered, so I am excited to push forward”.

    Satya’s responsibilities will encompass various regions within the Zoo Media Network, with a critical focus on Zoo global delivery. The network already has a team based in the US aiming to centralise offshore services.

    Satya’s role involves overseeing seamless operations worldwide, beginning with  Indian centres and later expanding to different regions.  He is adept at creating customised delivery centres to meet client needs and requirements, “It’s about fostering flexibility and preparedness, ensuring that business operations can thrive regardless of external challenges, thereby delivering valuable services to clients,” he added.

    Satya will work closely with cross-functional teams across sales, HR, finance, and client servicing. He will be reporting directly to Zoo Media co-founder Suveer Bajaj.

    “Our Global Delivery Centres (GDCs) aim to create value for independent agencies worldwide by providing high-quality output through resource augmentation. Considering Satya’s expertise in building offshore centres of excellence, we look forward to him strengthening Zoo Media’s global positioning as a reliable partner,” said Zoo Media co-founder Suveer Bajaj.

    Satya’s previous work includes successfully establishing Microsoft ad-support centres in Costa Rica in 2022 and four WPP Hubs globally within a year for team Nokia in 2010. Before moving to India, he was instrumental in setting up the critical rental publisher infrastructure for Chegg Inc. He also played a pivotal role in establishing a pioneering independent book marketplace in 2004.

  • Zoo Media joins Dawn; announces the launch of global office in New York

    Zoo Media joins Dawn; announces the launch of global office in New York

    Mumbai: Independent agency network Zoo Media Network has announced the launch of its first global office in New York, in partnership with independent agency collective Dawn.

    The Zoo Media network is a multi-specialty, integrated media network. It consists of 11 agency brands, including the flagship full-funnel creative and performance digital agency, FoxyMoron, and web3 rights and services company, Metaform, amongst other prominent agencies.

    Founded by Pratik Gupta and Suveer Bajaj, the network comprises homegrown, acquired, and  joint venture agencies across content, media, data, and technology. Zoo Media houses a team of over 600+ specialists servicing both domestic and international clients, including Netflix, YouTube, Tinder, Kellogg’s, P&G, and Unilever.

    Dawn is the portfolio of 15+ independent, specialist marketing services agencies with a focus on centralised data science, advanced analytics, and econometric measurement. The collective includes renowned agencies like Barkley, Crossmedia, Definition 6, Co: Collective, and Rethink, amongst other illustrious agencies.

    Speaking on the partnership and the foray into global expansion, Zoo Media co-founder Suveer Bajaj said, “After having consolidated a stronghold position for ourselves in India and the Middle East as a leading integrated marketing technology network, expanding our offices into North America was the natural next step. Our prowess in the North American market lies in the range of integrated services that include our best-in-class web3.0, metaverse, and blockchain offerings. In light of this vision, we are happy to have partnered with Dawn and find ourselves among the leading independent agencies in and outside the US to bring our best-in-class marketing technology services to the shores of the US.”

    Zoo Media co-founder Pratik Gupta said, “We’re well on our way to globalising our ambition of taking Indian creativity and technology to the world. We’re excited to work with the agencies within Dawn and bring them the scale of offshore Indian talent.”

    Dawn CEO Bob Kantor said, “Zoo Media has industry-leading technology and development expertise critical to today’s marketers and the modern marketing model. Our agency partners and clients recognise that modern marketing includes the complementary combination of brilliant strategy and creativity with marketing technology.”

    Crossmedia CEO Kamran Asghar said, “We have been collaborating with the Zoo Media team to integrate proprietary technology to accelerate our global expansion. We’re excited to have Zoo Media join Dawn and continue to integrate advanced technology to deliver superior business results for our clients.”

  • Foxymoron’s Suveer Bajaj launches digital publication Man’s Life

    Foxymoron’s Suveer Bajaj launches digital publication Man’s Life

    Mumbai: Suveer Bajaj, co-founder of independent digital advertising agency FoxyMoron and the media network Zoo Media on Thursday announced the launch of a digital publication – Man’s Life which will be exclusively dedicated to men’s lifestyle. 

    The publication will feature internet-based video, and written content on various segments that include sports, lifestyle, auto, and entertainment. 

    Popular television presenter and sports commentator Suhail Chandhok will lead the sports editorial. Consulting editor and actor Eva Pavithran will lead the lifestyle editorial, while presenter and content creator Chinmaya Sharma will be in charge of entertainment editorial.

    The first phase of the publication will be a video-first content approach by creating video IPs and branded content solutions with upcoming influencers, who will act as digital brand ambassadors. The platform currently offers brand services like creating video IPs, advertiser-funded programmes, advertorials, white labelled content, affiliate marketing, native advertising opportunities, and influencer marketing.

    The second phase will introduce the e-commerce aspect of the business model and the introduction of regional content.

    “We observed a massive gap in advertising options exclusively for men. We thought if we have successfully built brands for our clients through the network over the years, why not create our own brand leveraging our own skills and experience? I believe that Man’s Life community will be integral in dictating the consumer journey from the discovery to the trial phase,” said Bajaj. 

    Man’s Life sports editor Suhail Chandhok said, “Sport always brings a sense of upliftment and with everyone being home and video content consumption being at an all-time high, I’m excited about leaning on my experiences to engage with millennial and Gen-Z sports fans through relatable content and also spark some really interesting conversations.” 

    Man’s Life is published by Mammoth Media, the media publishing house of Zoo Media.

  • PubNation: Converging segregated data should be next big martech success

    PubNation: Converging segregated data should be next big martech success

    NEW DELHI: The confluence of marketing and technology has reshaped how sales and promotions are done by marketers. With the infiltration of digital technologies even in the remotest corners of the world, marketers now sit on loads of data and possess the means to target their customers better. However, most of them might be missing the bus by a few miles. 

    Dentsu Performance Group CEO Vivek Bhargava pointed out, “There is so much information we have in the marketing world that we are not using effectively to make advertising more targeted and result-oriented. The data remains segregated in so many disparate sources and we need to connect them.” 

    He was speaking at PubNation (print & digital) organised by Indiantelevision.com, in partnership with Quintype and Gamezop, in a panel discussing ‘Marketing & Technology: Two Sides of the Same Coin.’ Other speakers on the panel, moderated by Indiantelevision.com founder, CEO, and editor-in-chief Anil Wanvari, were Affle co-founder, chief revenue & operating officer Anuj Kumar, Xaxis country head – India Bharat Khatri, Gamezop co-founder Gaurav Agarwal, Publicis Groupe COO – Indigo Consulting Jose Leon, Schbang co-founder, chief design & technology officer Sohil Karia, and Foxymoron & Zoo Media Network co-founder Suveer Bajaj. 

    Bhargava cited the example of a food delivery platform to make his point. “Say one person gets registered on Swiggy and the platform doesn’t have any algorithm in place to identify what food one actually likes. It identifies it as a virgin. So, if in the past he has skipped 10 ads of various pizza-delivery platforms and had clicked on a keto diet programme, there is data in the marketing world available. There should be a merging of this data for both the platforms, so they can build on each other. This will create significant efficiencies on both ends of the system.” 

    He added that he sees a great opportunity for companies that can aggregate this data and find out niche tools to support this segment. 

    The panel agreed that there is a huge scope of growth in the martech world and digital advertising – if all brands start keeping consumers at the core of their marketing functions and not as mere numbers. 

    Kumar highlighted that it is very important for brands and marketers to understand how consumers are engaging with technology: what kind of devices they are using, what platforms they are present on, etc, to reach them better using the power of programmatic advertising. 

    Karia noted, “What I am seeing is that a lot many brands are now working with the D2C (direct to consumer) model and they have consumers at the centre of their experience. For B2B operations, websites are becoming their focus. While we speak about programmatic buying and driving traffic to the website, it is also essential to look at how we’re retaining these consumers and how we are serving them better during and after-sale. Personalising their experience on the site post-sale is how we can nudge them to make repeat purchases.” 

    He added that if the marketers have third-party data visible and the right tools to identify what industry is this person (customer) coming from and what are his preferences, they will be better able to serve him with a personalised experience on the platform. 

    In the same vein, Khatri highlighted, “If you look at young brands like Mamaearth, they worked excellently in the D2C category. They opened with a reverse approach that okay, I don’t want to create a big buzz or have millions of views on my YouTube videos, but they instead identified their target customers and pitched to them directly. They did not say that I want 10 million customers in that market but instead, they said that they want 50 per cent of their revenue from there and this is the return on my advertising spend I am expecting.” 

    He continued, “So, they got themselves present on each channel they found fit to reach their target audience. Be it through Amazon or Flipkart, or having influencers onboard whose single post or tweet would have converted into hundreds of buyers.” 

    There are more than 8,000 platforms today, offering various data and tech solutions, noted Leon, but what should remain any brand’s focus is to realise who the consumer is and what the consumer wants. “Is the platform able to differentiate the consumer behaviour on a real-time basis and hence you can go back to the advertiser and monetise it better? The way to this is to start (campaign) testing on digital platforms,” he advised.

    Another interesting insight was brought to the table by Bajaj, who said that marketers should also keep into consideration how technology can support and enable the content they are creating. 

    “Today, the right tools and technologies could even tell me what should I name my video, which ‘influencer’ should be starring in my video, what music I can use, what keywords are to be used, and how to package my video using predictive intelligence. That’s where open-source platforms guide us, they let us use their tools and marketing intelligence,” he stated.

    Agarwal seconded the thought and shared how better and engaging content can help acquire and retain new consumers. “With Gamezop, we work on a B2B2C model, that means we partner with publishers who want to create unique gamified experiences for their consumers and help them with that. So, we are in the process of creating better experiences where users might compete for discounts and offers.”

    The panel opined that publishers and advertisers both should be focusing on creating better experiences for consumers, and ethically use the data available to curate unique products and services. 

  • Zoo Media launches DoyenOink Consulting

    Zoo Media launches DoyenOink Consulting

    Zoo Media has launched DoyenOink Consulting, a transformation, and management consulting firm which leverages data intelligence, technology interventions, inventive strategic thinking and impactful communication to drive systematic solutions for business challenges across the spectrum.

    DoyenOink Consulting will be led by director Priyal Sheth Kilachand  who will be reporting into co-founder of Zoo Media and FoxyMoron Suveer Bajaj. Kilachand, began her journey with FoxyMoron in 2010, in the business development team and later headed the business development and strategy division. 

    She’s worked with over 50 brands such as Loreal, P&G, SAB Miller, Mahindra & Mahindra among others. 

    In 2015, Kilachand joined Sun Pharma, as a digital consultant, where she led campaigns for brands such as  Volini, Revital, Suncros, and Pepfiz. Priyal has been working on building DoyenOink Consulting from the ground up since 2019. 

    Bajaj said “Digital Transformation today has become a necessity for business continuity or risk mitigation in today’s environment. Today, 70 per cent of Indian companies either have a digital transformation strategy or are working on one. Our goal is to empower organisations to adopt digital, deep within their DNA and help them address business challenges to achieve organisational excellence, meet customer satisfaction, and most importantly stay ahead of the competition. Our team of experts or as we like to call them ‘doyens’ are the best minds in their fields, be it technology, product customer journey planning, strategic brand communications, and business and operational strategy.” 

    Kilachand shared, “While we are a new consulting firm, we are thrilled with the response we've received so far. Currently, we’re working with clients across the sectors of education, consumer products, e-commerce & industrial trading. Our depth of services has spanned from brand position to operational excellence, all the way down to structuring the optimum sales channel mix. 2020 has been the year of accelerated digital adoption and we are confident that our expertise will be of immense value to our partners that are looking for deep and integrated solutions to address their unpredictable business challenges.” 

    DoyenOink Consulting services will be available across all Zoo Media offices pan-India i.e Mumbai, Delhi-GGN and Bangalore. 

  • FoxyMoron elevates Prachi Bali as national head – client partnerships

    FoxyMoron elevates Prachi Bali as national head – client partnerships

    MUMBAI: Creative digital marketing and media solutions agency, FoxyMoron, has promoted Prachi Bali as national head, client partnerships. In this role, Bali will be handling the agency’s key client partnerships across Mumbai, Delhi, and Bangalore while continuing to retain her role as the agency’s business head, North. She will report to co-founders Zoo Media and FoxyMoron Pratik Gupta and Suveer Bajaj in this new role.

    Speaking on the appointment, Gupta, said, “Prachi has been one of the most integral parts of our agency journey over the last 7 years. She has some of the best client relationships owing to the fact that she invests in solving their business problems and successfully builds great teams. We want to harness her ambition of sustainably working with some of the biggest global brands and ensuring that they continue to work with us for a long period of time. I am personally excited about this role  and I believe she will take the organisation to greater heights.”

    Adding to it, Bajaj said, “FoxyMoron has been growing at a rapid pace since we started back in 2008. We are keen on not just signing clients but being their business partners in the truest sense there is, that is being as invested in the growth of their business as much as they are. Prachi, over the last 4 years as Business Head, North, has done just that. She’s proved her mettle with strong client relationships and a deep understanding of business and we are excited to use her experience and endurance across the board.”  

    Bali joined FoxyMoron, Mumbai as an account manager in 2013, where she rose rapidly through the ranks to the position of account director. She worked across the beauty, edu-tech, Alco-Bev, FMCG & lifestyle categories over her tenure. In 2016 she took on the role of business head, north, and moved to Gurgaon becoming the agency's youngest business head. Over the past 4 years, Prachi has grown the business by 6 times in the northern market and has built a strong partnership with the clients in the region. Her experience spreads across categories such as FMCG, Electronics, BFSI, Manufacturing, and Entertainment to name a few. Prior to FoxyMoron, she co-founded a social entrepreneurial venture called Project Chirag, which provides solar lights to underprivileged villages in India without access to electricity. This project has been running successfully as an NGO for the past 10 years.

  • Media Minds 2 | Want to be an Indian network that travels the world: Suveer Bajaj, Pratik Gupta

    Media Minds 2 | Want to be an Indian network that travels the world: Suveer Bajaj, Pratik Gupta

    NEW DELHI: Starting a digital agency at the young age of 19 and over a dozen years later transforming into a full-fledged integrated creative and tech solution-providing network has made FoxyMoron and Zoo Media co-founders Suveer Bajaj and Pratik Gupta wise beyond their ages. The duo sat down to share their inspiring journey, thoughts on current industry trends and plans for an international expansion on the fresh episode of Indiantelevision.com’s Media Minds 2. 

    Gupta said, “We started off as just wanting to do something for three months. Now, we have been at it for over twelve years. It’s been one of the most real journeys that you can think of and it’s been an absolute pleasure.” 

    The duo grew the network from flagship FoxyMoron to a vast network including content studios, production house and everything else that the current digital ecosystem requires, under the umbrella of holding company Zoo Media. 

    Bajaj highlighted, “We like to be a full-service agency and we like to offer our clients holistic solutions but of course the breadth of digital as an industry also kind of diversified and found areas for specialities as time progressed. So, in 2016 we spun off a creative technology company called Phosphene, which dabbled in the space of AR, VR, MR, does a little bit work with AI, ML, NLP, image recognition. In 2017, we spun off our own production house called The Rabbit Hole, In 2018, we partnered with a marketing technology company called Noesis Technology that works in the space of marketing tech; we also spun off a talent management and influencer management company called Pollen. In 2019, we spun off a small consultancy company called Doyen Oink Consulting that works, that aims to work with young companies, startups, that want to work with us as a network for our expertise. Last year, we also spun off a media company called Mammoth Media that dabbles in the space of media assets and IPs but not for brands.”

    The duo, which believes that India has a great potential to be a trendsetter and leader in the martech, ad tech, and advertising, marketing space, wants to be an Indian network that goes international. “We do see international networks that come to India and consume a large chunk of the market share and while of course, we are a small drop in the ocean and it will take us generations to keep building out this vision, but we should be very excited of taking our vision to the world and becoming an Indian network that starts going from India to the world.” 

    Watch the full episode here:

  • Six months of struggle but 6 golden years ahead for digital marketing

    Six months of struggle but 6 golden years ahead for digital marketing

    NEW DELHI: It has been stressed enough that Covid2019 has come as a catalyst for the digital marketing industry. However, this growth is not going to be visible in the immediate CAGR this year, but instead in the increasing share of the overall advertisers’ marketing pie, noted the eminent panel discussing the widening scope of digital marketing in the new world in an exclusive discussion with Indiantelevision.com founder, CEO and editor in chief Anil Wanvari over a digital webinar.

    The panel consisted of Team Pumpkin co-founder and CBO Swati Nathani, Zoo Media and FoxyMoron co-founders Suveer Bajaj and Pratik Gupta, White Rivers Media CEO and co-founder Shrenik Gandhi, iProspect India AVP-strategic solutions Nihal Nambiar and Wavemaker India chief client officer and head–west Shekhar Banerjee.

    Nambiar noted, “Digital, in 2020, will definitely not have a similar CAGR of 27 to 30 per cent as it has been recording for the past few years.” But he is looking forward to some positive quarters ahead in terms of brands moving to digital platforms.

    Nathani mentioned that the Covid2019 period saw a lot of influx by brands, including the more traditional ones in the digital domain and that will enable the industry to make up for more than what was lost in the past quarter in the coming months.

    Gupta insisted that the funnel moving downwards on advertisers who were using all the options that digital provides as a marketing tool was very low earlier and because of the exposure that the advertisers got to the digital realm during Covid2019, this number will now go up quickly.

    Gandhi added, “Going ahead, it is six months of struggle for the digital agencies (given the dip on ad expenditure by advertisers) but six golden years ahead.”

    The panel also discussed the new trends and technologies that will be dominating the digital marketing domain in the coming years, including blockchain, IoT, and online events.

    Speaking about the massive popularity that online events earned during the lockdown, Bajaj quipped, “Obviously there is a cost-reduction of around 65 per cent in taking an event online for the event companies, and they have to sell the tickets at reduced rates as well, but at the same time they can get more and more people come online and watch the event.”

    He added, “BookMyShow expanded its base dramatically by introducing online theatre shows and treasure hunts etc. And then Paytm Insider took it a notch higher by offering live shows, and even various classes including photography.”

    Banerjee cited the example of his client 5Stars Do Nothing show that they did with OML. “The show managed to reach an audience of fifty million digitally, which wouldn’t have been possible in the case of an offline event.”

    Nathani added an interesting insight as she noted that not only brands are collaborating with event companies to curate these shows, or running ads there, but are themselves also running training classes or entertainment events as they have realised a vast pool of opportunities lies in the online events space.

    The panel also extensively touched upon the topic of IoT opening newers realms of marketing opportunities for the brands.

    While Nambiar was of the view that IoT is still at a very nascent stage and is more of a utility than marketing platform, Banerjee highlighted, taking his experience of working with Vodafone in account that the roll out of 5G will lead to an explosion of IoT in the country.

    Bajaj insisted that marketing will greatly benefit from the contactless experience that IoT will soon bring forth, as the brands will have more targetted information about the consumer as it starts relying on technology even for most basic needs like grocery shopping.

    Nathani seconded the thought as she noted, “What IoT will be doing is creating hyper-personalised data, thus seamlessly helping the brands to reach out to the consumers with very targetted needs and that is the space we as marketers and brand consultants will need to explore.”

    Watch the full discussion here:

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  • Heinz’s ingenious way to stop you from skipping the ad

    Heinz’s ingenious way to stop you from skipping the ad

    MUMBAI: Heinz Tomato Ketchup has launched its new campaign which features mouth-watering food and how people are so engrossed in eating the Heinz ketchup that they ignore everything else.

    When Heinz Tomato Ketchup aspired to spread its brand message, the brand wanted to do so in a unique manner that grabs the viewer’s attention. Kraft Heinz in collaboration with digital agency FoxyMoron found an ingenious way to circumvent this using a quirky technique to create curiosity and keep the viewer hooked on. Most viewers on YouTube view pre-rolls as white noise before tuning into videos that hold their interest. These interactive pre-rolls are first of its kind, where unlike any other skip ad, the protagonist is so engrossed in eating that he/she tells the viewer to skip the advertisement and leave them alone.

    The campaign consists of six pre-rolls ads wherein the protagonists do exactly the opposite and tell the viewer to hit the skip button. The videos then proceed to showcase how the protagonist enjoys the taste of Heinz Tomato Ketchup so much that they don’t care about their surroundings or anything else at all.

    This helped build curiosity by telling the viewer to skip the advertisement within the first five-seconds, followed by showcasing common and relatable individuals indulging in food with Heinz Tomato Ketchup.

    By telling its viewers to hit the skip button, Heinz Tomato Ketchup created intrigue and got the viewers to watch what the pre-roll had to offer and the results did not disappoint!

    FoxyMoron co-founder Suveer Bajaj adds,“With the five innovate pre-roll concepts we developed for Heinz Ketchup, we toyed with the idea of tempting users to skip an ad, or continue enjoying the ketchup experience that Heinz presents us all with on a daily basis. We saw a shocking completion rate of 32 per cent (2X industry standard) on skippable inventory proving that the daring slice-of-life creative managed to manifest a delicious everyday ketchup experience for all!”