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Go Goa and impact-Imrs mood of the creative frat survey: future
augurs well for India adland
GoaFest
is just a few days away. And what better time than this to capture
the mood of the industry? What do the young ones in the industry
feel about various aspects of the profession be it salary packages,
growth opportunities, talent recognition and so on. The list can
be long…To get a perspective of sorts on what the future holds
for the Indian ad-land, impact conducted a survey in conjunction
with IMRS as its research partner. And from the study that has come
out, we bet that the future of Indian advertising sure looks good
and hopeful. When asked about which is more important in an advertising
campaign – Creative or Strategy, its was a whooping 46 per
cent that was in favour of strategy being more important giving
explanations like only with good thinking can a good creative emerge.
12 per cent thought of creative as important, while 24 per cent
think both are equally important. Now, this is quite surprising.
As is known, agencies like JWT has always been banking on the strategy,
while on the other hand, Ogilvy, Lowe and McCann are looked upon
as creative powerhouses.
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Social Media- about engagement, conversations, critical mass
Involve
and not just inform your customers. That’s a simple rule
in any form of advertising. And simplicity rules! Many experts
are often lost finding solutions for intricate problems, designing
revenue models—where ROI becomes a priority, completely
forgetting that the solution for their businesses lie in the simplicity
of the business, which means focusing what needs to be done at
the core area, which is most often than not the area of engaging
the customer. That is where many experts feel companies miss out.
More so in the digital media space and particularly social media.
Social media is exciting. It excites people at large. Though there
have been myriad reports already on the low penetration of the
digital and new age media in India. Let’s face it: the first
barrier is crossed – social networks are becoming much more
popular in India than ever before.
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