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  • Through their offer in partnership with Ola Cabs, consumers can avail free Ola cab rides on recharge of Rs 50 or more on prepaid and postpaid numbers

    FreeCharge unveils campaign announcing new offer with Ola Cabs

    By A Correspondent

     

    FreeCharge has unveiled its new campaign titled ‘FreeCharge Ola Offer’ that premiered across traditional and digital media on10th March during the ICC World Cup 2015. Through their offer in partnership with Ola Cabs, consumers can avail free Ola cab rides on recharge of Rs 50 or more on prepaid and postpaid numbers.

     

    Keeping in tandem with the previous campaigns by FreeCharge, this 360 hi-decibel integrated media campaign too brings the joy of recharging online by giving consumers a rewarding experience. Conceptualized by Lowe Lintas and directed by Deepti Rao of Spotlights, the TVC’s that premiered during the World Cup have received a good response from consumers, especially the youth, garnering more than 1 million views in just 10 days into the campaign on YouTube.

     

    Speaking on the campaign, Alok Goel, CEO, FreeCharge said, “Consumers are shifting to making transactions from their smartphones and it is FreeCharge’s mission to make those transactions joyful and rewarding. This latest initiative is another step in rewarding users who recharge with FreeCharge.”

     

    The offer entails consumers to recharge their prepaid or postpaid number for just Rs 50 or more and in return, get an Ola cab ride free anywhere in the country worth Rs 250.

     

    Arun Iyer

    Speaking on the campaign, Arun Iyer,  National Creative Director, Lowe Lintas, said “Keeping in sync with the key campaign insight that “the youth of today are charged with being irresponsible with their money” and the brand’s role in helping the youth shed this tag, the Ola offer and communication was a perfect fit and enabled the brand to strengthen their position in this insight space.”

     

  • A gigantic bat was created for the cricket lovers to write their wishes for their favorite teams

    DDB MudraMax-Experiential creates signature bat for LG

    By A Correspondent

     

    Being the official sponsor of the ICC World Cup 2015, LG wanted to rejig the zeal of cricket amongst the Indians before the inception of the World Cup 2015 season.

     

    Moreover, a big ticket event like ICC World Cup 2015 needed a bigger show; a larger-than-life spectacle to further raise the cricket supporters. Hence, DDB Mudra Max- Experiential came up with the idea of the ‘signature bat’ campaign.

     

    A gigantic bat was created for the cricket lovers to write their wishes for their favorite teams. Further the bat was stalled at strategic locations across Hyderabad, Mumbai, Delhi, Gurgaon and Noida along with the ICC World Cup Cricket Trophy which was kept on display for the spectators.

     

    The bat amazed the audience with its sheer size and overwhelmed them with the thought of getting an opportunity to send personal good wishes and messages to their favourite team. The original World Cup trophy being on display brought back the nostalgia of winning the World Cup last time and geared up the audience to cheer India to win it back this year.

     

    The campaign was well received as more than 2, 500 audiences from across cities signed on the bats and wished their team. The zeal multiplied with the presence of famous Indian cricketer VirendraSehwag who addressed his fans at Gurgaon & Noida.

     

    Niladri Datta, Head- Corporate Marketing, LG Electronics India said: “We are extremely proud to be the official global partners of ICC for all these years and to be a part of 2015’s biggest sporting spectacle, the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015. Indians are one of the biggest followers of Cricket across the world and it gives us immense pleasure and delight to offer our consumers and Cricket lovers an opportunity to experience the trophy in person and share their good wishes with the Indian team through the Big Bat ceremony arranged across five cities. With this activity, LG brought the game closer to the cricket fans and gave them a platform to share their wishes directly to their favorite team.”

     

    Mandeep Malhotra, President, DDB Mudra Max quoted, “Cricket still remains the one unified religion of our country. Making the signature bat for seeking well wishes for the teams across the country was a brilliant idea, requiring operational excellence. We are glad that our campaign garnered lot of awareness and buzz right before the World Cup 2015. I believe that this campaign was quite instrumental to set the momentum rolling for the cricket season.”

     

  • The TVC is aimed at educating consumers on preventive approach to waterproofing while constructing new homes

    Dr. Fixit unveil new TVC during World Cup

    By A Correspondent

     

    Pidilite Industries launched its second campaign during the ICC World cup 2015 during the India-South Africa match. The new TVC is aimed at educating consumers on preventive approach to waterproofing while constructing new homes.

     

    Vivek Sharma, Chief Marketing Officer, Pidilite Industries said, “Dr. Fixit offers a range of waterproofing products which address all the critical areas of waterproofing.  With this new TVC, we are educating consumers about preventive waterproofing, using Dr. Fixit LW+‘Tonic for Cement’ while building their homes. Dr. Fixit LW+ is advocated to be added to cement to build healthy homes.  The new TVC is humorous and encourages the consumers to adopt proactive, preventive approach to waterproofing and supports our efforts at educating them through our ‘Leak Free Home’ initiative.”

     

    Commenting on the concept, Amitabh Agnihotri, Sr. Creative Director, Ogilvy – Mumbai, says, “The idea was to shake people out of their indifference towards their waterproofing needs. We decided to make it in a manner that people remember the brand and mix LW+ with cement while building their homes”.

     

    The ad film is set in a village and opens with a dacoit threatening a villager at gunpoint. The other villagers are seen to be scared and crying for help. “Police ko kisne bataya,” the Dacoit asks the villager. Just as he is about to shoot him, a voice says “Main batata hoon.” The crowd of onlookers’ parts and a young man is seen standing there. He looks around and starts singing a song,