I was watching TV yesterday night and was pleased to note the following Ads. They are good.
Tata – Remember : It continues the same spirit of the earlier Tata Dicor ads.
Airtel : Wonderful execution and special treatment of a simple idea. Relationships win !
Limca : This ad is not very new. But the music is good and the ad is refreshing. Sushma looks wonderful.
The New Tata Indicom Ad is same league as Tata Dicor Ad.
Focus on personal values, great music, appealing visuals….This ad also focuses on Youngistaan, achievement. The tag line ‘Suno Dil Ki Awaaz’ encourages the young Indian to follow his dream…Paulo Coelho will be happy…
Good Ad…enjoy it…
Union Bank Of India has recently re-branded itself. It has got a new contemporary logo. In keeping with the relaunch, it has unleashed a new cross-media campaign.
It is the classic relationship ad. Yet it is effective and it works. It has touches you!
NDTV Imagine has taken an different route to promote Ramayan. It has focussed on moral values of Ramayan and decided to promote it. It is targeting parents and their children. Children are a old favorite of advertisers. They know that parents will not compromise on product or service which benefits their children.
In case of TV, children already have their Cartoon Network, Hungama and POGO etc. For education, they have the option in form of Discovery, National Geographic, Animal Planet etc. For adults, there is already a clutter of mythological serials on the television. So why will they choose Ramayan over other mythologicals?
In fact, often advertisers use children for non-children product categories as well. Children use their pester power against parents for these products and reward our marketers. In many families, children are influencers as well as decision makers.
How successful NDTV Imagine’s Ad will be? Its intentions are right. It is using the USP of Ramayan and positioning it as an alternative moral education. Will children oblige?
