Review of print ads available on newspaper or any form of paper (templates, flyers etc.)
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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Unplastic India India produced twice as much plastic waste as it did in 2015–16. 34.7 lakh tonnes in 2019–20. 50% of this plastic garbage is still being wasted. This is a recipe for disaster given the negative effects on the ecosystem, marine life, and most importantly, human health. ‘Unplastic India‘ is a campaign to reduce
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Samsonite Print Ad: Black Is Beautiful SSamsonite, a well known premium brand for trolley bags, suitcases and luggage, recently launched its ad campaign. The ad appeared as full page print ad (the very first page) on the leading newspaper Times of India. The ad features one of the most well known Bollywood faces, Mr
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Sebamed: Comparative Advertising to Attack the Leader Brand Unilever Sebamed, a German soap brand, is in India since 2007. But no one knew it except a few parents for its soap for babies. Sebamed greeted audience via full page newspaper ads, directly attacking the top Unilever soap brands like Lux, Dove, and Pears – comparing
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Print Media is Alive and Kicking! Print media exists and works! Last few months were all about COVID-19 crisis. Many false/fake news were spread about newspaper that infection can be passed on via touching the paper. Many people stopped the subscription. Even the well educated people, apartments, societies in elite cities and posh colonies turned
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Everything is Fair & Lovely in Marketing and Wedding! Fair has gone, so now lovely is alone – but wait we have a handsome waiting somewhere to grab the opportunity! Well, the world has seen many social movements. Recently it was all about the unfortunate death of George Floyd, which got global media coverage and
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Selfie, Budweiser, and Super Bowl Selfie and the Budweiser. Selfie is probably one of the best examples of how consumers enforce product development and create new categories altogether. The camera which was meant to take pics of others, was turned into self-indulgent and instantaneous gratification. Though, everyone knows about Selfie trend but how brands can
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Amul Cheese, India’s legendary brand, is one of the most well-known brand, which is famous for its daily Amul Girl ads. Recently, it has started using frontal attack and fact-based advertising to promote some of the products. A few months back, it directly took its competitor Britannia head-on in a cookie war. The comparative ads
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Delhi Pollution Emergency Delhi Air Pollution Emergency has been widely covered in all media. The air quality has turned to severe on all parameters. Situation is like emergency where medical advisory has been issued and even schools are closed. The issue is heatedly debated/discussed on Twitter, print media, and noisy TV (news channels) media. Twitter
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There is a proposal by Indian Government to ban single use plastic. On Gandhi Jayanti (Oct 2nd), this ban about single use plastic is widely covered in all media. Many articles and ads are appearing on mass media about the severe problem of plastic – how it is going to kill out planet – and
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