I think that maybe wily old Bill may have quite liked that line! Only that my revelation has to do with the bottom of the economic pyramid. I’ll give you a moment to settle matters with your thoughts, just in case you happen to have a relentlessly imaginative mind.
Being an Indian, one never really has to discover the Bottom of the Pyramid. It’s out there on the streets staring right at you, ever since you can remember. It’s unlikely that you just happened to stumble upon it one mid-summer’s night. …

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 …

Following are some of the important articles published on the world wide web regarding the recent developments in Indian marketing perspective:
1. Small is the new big! The story that started with the success of Colgate (East Asia) and Chic shampoo has continued to other product categories as well. While small packs were initially targeted at the rural consumers, they have now caught up with all markets. Hindu Business line describes how low unit packs of Britannia, Cadbury and even Vodafone have flown off the shelves.
Read full story at: The Hindu …