ASCI’s Sector Report Card shows that 48 percent of the ads that were processed were published digitally, and 29 percent of the complaints that were filed involved influencers.
Nykaa and Estée Lauder Companies launch incubator for emerging beauty brands in India
The program also provides financial support, mentorship, awareness and distribution support.
The Great Skill Reset: Why startups should always be careful with designations
Small companies with limited resources end up handing out big designations to inexperienced folks. One of the biggest departments that has seen this kind of hiring is marketing. In the long run, it can hurt the company and brand.
NODWIN Gaming’s marketing spends go over Rs50 crore in the last one year
The esports company is collaborating with non-endemic brands and creating new IPs. It also cracked a TV broadcast deal with Star.
Will Qatar’s humanitarian crisis impact FIFA World Cup sponsorship?
While globally FIFA might have to face soft boycott from a section of brands, in India there might not be much pushback as a select few brands associate themselves with the tournament.
Inside Unilever’s grand plans to move in to the metaverse
Futuristic food shopping, inclusive marathons and marriages in the metaverse, safe spaces for girl gamers, and more. Unilever extends its purpose-driven brands philosophy into new virtual spaces.
Simply Speaking: TikTok is surging. For Meta or Verse
TikTok is a test case for global business, global internet and global capitalism.
How brands are making the most of the modern avatar of sports fans
Marketers are taking fan engagement in sports to the next level with apps, games and NFTs.
All about what3words’ maiden ad for India
Raj Kamble walks us through Famous Innovations’ journey to arrive at the right way to introduce what3words to India. The ad earned a Mast in Storyboard18’s weekly ad review column Mast & Meh.
Mast & Meh – The best and worst ads this week
Find out who made the cut and who got cut in this week’s Mast & Meh, Storyboard18’s weekly picks of the best and boring ads. This week, we introduce a special category – Ugh. Read on to find out who earned the special distinction.