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OOH and interactive marketing is truly a combination that works wonders.
News18 has adopted a unique approach as part of News18 Network's General Elections campaign wherein they installed screens in GroupM offices. Unsuspecting office-goers saw the screen as just some OOH video poster. However, to their surprise, the person inside the screen began talking to them, it came as a source of amazement and was amusing.
Through the screen News18 anchors - Zakka Jacob, managing editor, News18, Rahul Shivshankar, consulting editor, Network18 and Rubika Liyaquat, consulting editor, News18 India interact with people who sit around or pass by the screen in the GroupM office.
Interactive marketing has been receiving an overall positive response with more people enjoying being part of campaigns. Through News18’s campaign, it was visible that GroupM employees were enjoying engaging in candid conversations with the anchors.
News18 Network has been running a high-decibel multi-media campaign for some time now promoting itself as THE destination for the elections. The campaign speaks of the fact that News18 brings tremendous heft to its coverage of General Election on the back of the most experiences and prominent team of anchors, its massive reach, its huge on-ground presence, its spread of TV, digital and social assets and the many, many different formats of content being offered that translates into programming that is unmatched and unrivalled. The 360-degree campaign is targeting both the B2B and the B2C cohorts through extensive media deployment including TV, social, digital, outdoors etc. aimed at achieving reach and creating impact.
Women who have made a mark across various sectors shared insights into their unique journeys, their challenges, and how the path can be smoothened so that more women can get ahead and help build a fairer and better world.
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