Ad Campaigns
BeanstalkAsia launches brand film for Homesure Products
Mumbai: BeanstalkAsia has delivered a comprehensive brand campaign for Homesure, a retail brand from Walplast Products, a building materials manufacturer. The campaign aims to establish the brand ‘Homesure’ as the epitome of trust, efficacy, and excellence in the building materials industry.
From a strategic perspective, the agency first developed a sonic brand identity to enhance the Homesure brand enabling aural recognition for consumers and audiences. Traditionally, building materials are seen as coarse, dry, and lifeless, often characterised by drab white and grey tones. However, this cheerful and lively sonic identity aligns perfectly with the energetic, youthful, cheerful, progressive, trustworthy, and fearless spirit of the Homesure brand, bringing life and vitality to homes.
The campaign aims to establish the diverse Homesure product portfolio as differentiated, technologically superior, sustainable, and quality-driven. Through meticulous research and development, the Homesure team of experts has crafted products that embody the essence of trust and reliability, catering to the discerning needs of architects, builders, contractors, engineers, masons, painters, and homeowners alike. The campaign film titled “Ghar Banaye Khaas, Dilaye Vishwaas,” vividly captures a family’s journey as they navigate the chaotic, carnival-like situation in an under-construction house. Confusion and concerns give way to relief when the Homesure experts arrive, offering trustworthy solutions that promise superior quality, technological advancements, and sustainability.
Walplast SVP, marketing, CSR, and business head – P2P division Aniruddha Sinha said, “The mandate for BeanstalkAsia was to deliver a compelling brand campaign for Homesure that seamlessly creates a deeper emotional resonance with our customers. The objective is to position Homesure portfolio as a beacon of trust, efficacy, and commitment by leveraging the insight that constructing a home can be a chaotic experience and only Homesure product expertise provides the reliability and dependability homeowners seek, making their journey smoother and assured.”
The campaign establishes Homesure brand as the face of trust, dependability, and reliability, backed by over 40 years of legacy in the building materials industry. Homesure’s passion for quality and innovation, coupled with sustainable practices, sets it apart.
Speaking about the strategy behind the concept of the film, BeanstalkAsia founder Upendra Singh Thakur said, “For every homeowner, their home is nothing short of heaven. But doing construction-related work can be a nerve-shattering experience. The entire process often feels chaotic and overwhelming, resembling a circus as depicted in the brand film. There seems to be no clear idea of who to trust. Amidst this chaos, finding someone trustworthy and dependable is crucial. In the film, Homesure steps in as that trusted partner, understanding the homeowner’s apprehension & vision and providing reliable solutions.”
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