Saffola’s latest print ad campaign got readers wake up to an oil-stained front page of multiple newspapers, across the country – The Times of India in Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru and Kolkata and Lokmat in Pune.
Speaking about the campaign, Somasree Bose Awasthi, Chief Marketing Officer, Marico Limited said: “Following through on health resolutions can be very challenging. Our goal is to help the consumer walk this journey of building a healthy lifestyle, consistently. We took the unusual route of taking the message live after World Health Day, instead of on the day, catching readers in the moment and reminding them of how resolutions made on key occasions are forgotten soon after. By reaching our valued consumers where they are highly engaged and reminding them to choose Roz Ka Healthy Step repeatedly, we are committed to ensuring they don’t fall off the health-wagon.”
Added Ram Jayaraman, Chief Creative Officer (CCO), Mullen Lintas added: “Sometimes, the best contextual/topical ad is one that’s intentionally off by a few days. As Saffola believes that good health is built over time, we deliberately stayed quiet on that single day dedicated to health, World Health Day. We released our creative a few days later to remind people that real victory lies in sustained, consistent actions. And in today’s digital-first world, it is deliciously contrarian to see the good ol’ newspaper pull something off that only it can.”
Said Jolene Solanki, COO, Madison Media Ultra: “Change typically occurs when conversations are triggered. Saffola’s journey of nudging the consumer to take #RozKaHealthyStep is an ongoing journey, however it was important to not just nudge the consumer but to pull attention to how health takes a back seat in our lives. This campaign is an excellent example of how the right blend of creative and medium, can deliver the message contextually and with impact, leading to larger conversations amongst the target audience.”
