Opinion or review of an ad or marketing campaign.
In today’s data-rich marketing landscape, guesswork is a sure shot recipe to kill business. Marketers who rely solely on intuition are leaving valuable insights – and conversions – on the table. This is where data-driven marketing steps in, wielding the power of analytics to transform campaigns from good to great. But what exactly is data-driven […]
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Creating Ad Headlines For Guaranteed Reading Headlines are the most crucial aspect of the ad, which ensures either readers show intent to read the ad or just ignore. The media format is text – it could be a print newspaper, magazine, or a social media post, meme, Instagram post etc. A few reasons why a
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Is Influencer Marketing in India Dead? Not Even Close! In the ever-evolving world of marketing, trends come and go faster than you can say “hashtag.” One minute, everyone’s buzzing about chatbots, the next, it’s all about live streaming. But there’s one trend that has managed to weather the storm and remain a constant: influencer marketing.
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Killing Festive Spirit: One at a time! Marketers and businesses have turned festivals in a mindless consumerism machine – killing the festive spirit by persuading and forcing users for excessive consumption and spending. The influence of marketing and consumerism on Indian festivals is a complex issue with both positive and negative aspects. While marketing can
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Conquering the Post-Holiday Marketing Terrain in India The festive fervor has faded, the fairy lights are packed away, and the echoes of joyous carols have given way to the hum of resolutions and a fresh start. For marketers in India, this marks the end of the high-octane holiday season and the dawn of a new
BCG Matrix (Boston Consulting Group Matrix), popularly known as Growth-Share Matrix, is a strategic tool used to analyze a company’s portfolio of products or business units. It categorizes these products or units into four quadrants based on their market growth rate and market share. The four quadrants in the BCG Matrix are: Stars: Products or
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ChatGPT Exams: Teachers should have some fun too! ChatGPT has generated lots of debate specially in the academic world about its use (and abuse) by students to complete assignments. Some favor use of ChatGPT to improve analytical skills of students by conversations. Others point out increased dependence and lack of self-learning or reflection to come
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The Power of Newsjacking: How Brands Can Capitalize on Breaking Stories In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, staying relevant and capturing audience attention is crucial for brands. One effective strategy that has gained popularity in recent years is newsjacking. By capitalizing on trending news stories, brands can leverage the attention and awareness surrounding these events to
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Advertising has the power to influence and shape public opinion. However, this influence can sometimes lead to controversy when brands fail to navigate sensitive topics with care and understanding. One such incident was the Bud Light Dylan Mulvaney transgender controversy. This controversy brought to the forefront important discussions about transgender representation, inclusivity, and the responsibilities
Bournvita controversy: Recently Bournvita, a leading health drink brand targeted to kids and teenagers was caught in a controversy. A social media influencer “foodpharmer” posted on his Instagram reel abut the extremely high sugar content. Mondalez, that owns Cadbury and Bournvita, took a legal action. By sending influencer Revant Himatsingka a legal notice for his
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