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[19 Feb 2011 | 4 Comments | ]
No IDEA?  Get IDEA!

Most of us are familiar with “SIR JI” and this is a phrase that was taken to a new level by Idea Cellular Ltd. In recent years, IDEA’s Campaign themed  ‘An IDEA Can Change Your Life’ has been one of the most successful ones and it never goes away from our minds.
Some of the reasons for this astounding success are:

Emotional and moral appeal of the idea
Binds the consumer with an innovative Idea
Strong …

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[20 Sep 2010 | 8 Comments | ]
Anatomy of a purchase – Part 1

The Story:
It was in sometime during the end of last year that I felt the need for a better camera. At that time, I had a Canon ‘Point & Shoot’ camera, and with my growing interest for photography, I thought that the time was right for me to go for a DSLR camera. For the uninitiated, point and shoot is the basic level digital camera with little or no flexibility for you to play around with and a DSLR is the big daddy of cameras with a lot of scope …

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[2 Jan 2010 | 13 Comments | ]
Jaguar’s decline and possible resurrection

Stories of declining brands abound, more so in a brand-driven market like the luxury car segment. And Jaguar which was once synonymous with sophistication and style finds its brand image eroded while competitors thrive.
So where did they go wrong? When Ford bought Jaguar in 1989, the ‘Big Cat’ was perceived to be low on reliability but their designs were admired. The powers-that-be at Ford thought they had their task cut out. Funding was flooded into the engineering department and phrases like ‘British engineering’ and ‘the art of performance’ were communicated …

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[18 Dec 2009 | 6 Comments | ]
Ads and the Emotional Quotient

The last few days have been pretty eventful in the field of Indian advertising. With Bajaj announcing the phasing out of its Scooter segment, the Indian Television was filled with echoes of “Hamara Bajaj”. News channels conducted talks on the changing face of the advertising scenario in India, people began to reminisce old times and it was nostalgia all the way. While we do mourn the death of our favourite brands, it is interesting to see that the attachment is more to the advertising campaign than to the product.
This might …