Ad Campaigns
Posterscope rolls out ‘Frooti’ OOH campaign
MUMBAI: Posterscope India from Dentsu Aegis Network has rolled out a massive OOH campaign for Frooti to make the consumers Live #TheFrootiLife.
The core objective of the campaign is to create high visibility and impact for Frooti in the OOH space. Targeted at audiences aged between 15-35 years, the campaign is centred on a deep understanding of the consumers, derived from primary research (OCS), patented analytical tools (PRISM) and accumulated knowledge. Posterscope zeroed down on strategic locations to reach the core TG and create maximum impact.
Building on the brief, Posterscope India crafted a campaign that resulted in a media mix delivering both impact and reach. The media formats used for impact were billboards, bus shelters, mall media, gantries, unipoles, bus wraps, utilities, pillars, mobile vans etc.In an attempt to create impact multiple creatives are being used across cities. Every creative invariably has been highlighting the brand though # Live the Frooti life. The campaign has been executed in 160 plus cities that include the top 8 metros, the tier 1 and tier 2 cities.
Parle Agro JMD and CMO Nadia Chauhan. said, “OOH has played an important role in delivering the communication objectives of the Live #TheFrootiLife campaign. The medium enabled us to leverage the strongest part of our creative assets; the brand’s visual identity. Posterscope has aligned with our brand strategy ensuring our campaigns achieve maximum impact.”
Posterscope APAC regional director Haresh Nayak said “The Frooti story is built on an enormous legacy. And therefore, the crafting of any campaign for this product has to match up to that legacy that Frooti brings along.
We have been servicing this client since 2013 and every campaign that we have built for them, has led us to rethink each and every tested strategy and create something novel, new and authentic.”
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Behind the scenes, AI-driven analytics will take on a bigger role in campaign optimisation, identifying patterns, spotting opportunities and recommending actions that would previously have required teams of analysts.
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Taken together, Amazon Ads argues, these shifts mark a move towards advertising that is both more human and more measurable, where AI handles the complexity, and creativity does the persuading.
