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Roohafza gets innovative on billboards
MUMBAI: Over the last two months, Roohafza has spread its communication across several multimedia platforms.
Roohafza’s advertising campaign idea for 2014, centred on ‘Be Natural Be Cool’ has been stepped up on the outdoor medium and is targeted towards youngsters of SEC AA, A and B. The task behind the campaign was to bring alive the over 100 years old iconic brand and speak to the new age audience. Kinetic India is the agency that has executed the outdoor campaign.
The campaign brief given to Kinetic was to ensure that the innovativeoutdoor display should serve the brand objective of addressing the natural lineage of the product head-on. Also the campaign is aimed to support and amplify outdoor to TV and print.
Hamdard India brand manager Puneet Kapoor further elaborated, “People perceive Roohafza as a rose based syrup. What’s less known is that Roohafza is a unique blend of 15 herbal ingredients and fruit juices. The campaign aims to build on the natural goodness of the product and at the same time refresh our connect with the younger generation with the message of ‘Be Natural Be Cool’.”
The two month outdoor campaign has rolled out in Mumbai, New Delhi, Aurangabad, Kanpur, Lucknow, Agra, Amritsar, Ludhiana, Chandigarh, Panchkula, Mohali, Ambala, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Ajmer, Indore and Bhopal and ends in mid July.
The main areas covered in this outdoor campaign are key junctions and main arterial routes of the tar. The inventories used in traditional media are billboards, unipole, bus shelters and metro panels with innovation. The innovation is done by keeping in mind a Roohafza bottle of which half indicates different ingredients of the drink and the other half show syrup inside the bottle.
Other than this, the bottle is depicted to be tilted and is being poured in the glass with a cut out of a glass and a base of a lot of ice indicating its best had cold to feel refreshed.
“Our challenge was to bring the wow factor in the outdoor innovation and highlight the unique ingredients of Roohafza. We came up with a solution where we used a larger than life 3D bottle of Roohafza on the outdoor media highlighting the unique mixture of ingredients that goes in making Roohafza,” said Kinetic India vice president and business head Raj Mohanty.
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Publicis Groupe names Rahul Titus global influencer lead
Ogilvy’s former global head of influence to unify creator operations worldwide
UK: Publicis Groupe has tapped Rahul Titus to lead its influencer capability globally, tightening its grip on the fast-maturing creator economy.
Titus, one of the industry’s early architects, joins from Ogilvy, where he built what was billed as the world’s largest and most awarded influencer marketing operation. In his new role, based in London, he will align Publicis Groupe’s influencer agencies under a single global proposition, tasked with delivering consistent solutions that drive growth across its connected media ecosystem.
The move signals Publicis’ intent to professionalise and scale influencer marketing beyond fragmented campaigns and regional silos. Titus will shape the influencer narrative across the Groupe, integrating talent, data and commerce as brands demand sharper returns from creator partnerships.
At Ogilvy, Titus led specialist teams spanning more than 40 markets and over 650 influencer experts. The agency claimed seven consecutive years, from 2019 to 2025, as the most awarded influencer marketing network globally. His teams secured the Grand Prix for Social & Creator at Cannes Lions for three successive years and clinched the Titanium in 2025 for Vaseline Verified.
Titus also steered WPP Onefluence for L’Oréal and served as global influence lead for WPP Open X, overseeing influencer strategy for more than 200 brands across 195 countries for The Coca-Cola Company. Earlier roles included managing partner and head of influence for the UK and EMEA at Ogilvy, as well as senior positions at MediaCom, Dentsu Aegis Network and YMU.
A founding board member of the Influencer Marketing Trade Body, Titus has long argued that the creator economy must move from hype to discipline. Publicis appears to agree.
As influencer budgets swell and scrutiny sharpens, the brief is clear: scale fast, integrate smarter and prove the returns. The creator economy has grown up. Now it must deliver.
