Tag: Advertising

Scarecrow M&C Saatchi hires Samera Khan as chief transformation officer

Samera Khan has also been an adjunct professor at Xavier's College and Miami Ad School in Mumbai. Currently, she imparts her knowledge in interactive conceptualisation, digital marketing, UX/UI, consumer behaviour, and creative strategy at MICA, Ahmedabad.

Samera Khan has worked with agencies such as Ogilvy, DraftFCB, Havas, and Dentsu Webchutney.

#TBH: Ad world attrition hits the roof

A couple of decades ago, an ad agency that managed to keep its employee turnover rate at 7-8 percent a year was laudable as the industry norm was 12-15 percent. (Representative Image: Jac Alexandru via Unsplash)

The advertising industry remains notorious for its long and stressful working hours which may be driving away young talent more inclined towards work-life balance. What’s pulling people outside agency jobs is the rise of digital marketing and the tech industries– sectors that have opened up a new world of possibilities for young professionals.

ICC Men’s World Cup Ad Rates Revealed

JioCinema will offer fans live coverage in 11 languages catering to the diverse linguistic preferences of viewers across the country. (Representative Image via Unsplash)

Ad rates for ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup go up to Rs30 lakh/10 seconds.

The A Team: How Forest Essentials and Kama Ayurveda drew customers to Ayurvedic cosmetics

Forest Essentials Samrath Bedi and Kama Ayurveda's Vivek Sahni hope that they are able to spread the message of Ayurveda out there to the world, explain its rich benefits and represent the country and Ayurveda on a global level. (Stills from the ads)

Forest Essentials and Kama Ayurveda debuted in the beauty market when the term ‘Ayurveda’ was nearly unheard of and was considered old fashioned. In fact, the luxury Ayurvedic beauty brands may actually have been ahead of their time in anticipating changing consumer preferences.

Unstereotype Alliance’s #YouDontSeeMe campaign to address gender stereotypes in Indian advertising

As per Manisha Kapoor, chief executive and secretary general of the Advertising Standards Council of India (ASCI), "The #YouDontSeeMe campaign is aimed to encourage progressive gender depiction and breaking free from limiting traditional roles.”

#YouDontSeeMe campaign aims to shed light on gender portrayals in the media while emphasising the disparity between on-screen and real-life experiences.

Why do brands love Ranveer Singh?

Singh joins boAt’s list of brand ambassadors which includes celebrities such as Kiara Advani, Rashmika Mandanna, and cricket stars like Shreyas Iyer, Hardik Pandya, KL Rahul and Jemimah Rodrigues.

On the occasion of actor Ranveer Singh’s 38th birthday, Storyboard18 focuses on some of the most iconic collaborations between the star and brands.

How betting app Lotus365 continues to advertise on social media despite government ban

While the celebrities and influencers endorsing the app are not directly violating any codified law, they are in violation of the directions of the Central Government since the app is banned and any promotions of it are illegal.

A banned betting app Lotus365, is still operating in India and using surrogate advertising to promote itself. Celebrities endorsing the app could face penalties.

Union cabinet clears personal data protection bill

The research finds that 72% of surveyed buyers in India who consume B2B influencer content say that it helps build brand trust, and 70% say it creates awareness of different products and solutions.

The new bill has removed the need to locally store all user data by businesses, and instead allowed the leeway of storing such data in ‘trusted geographies’.