Frodoh announces partnership with Lenskart to target CTV homes in Ahmedabad

Beyond mere viewership metrics, Lenskart's reported 15 percent to 18 percent increase in store walk-ins across Ahmedabad

By  Storyboard18Jan 24, 2024 4:27 PM
Frodoh announces partnership with Lenskart to target CTV homes in Ahmedabad
The campaign achieved a reach of over 550,000 Connected TV households, with a video completion rate exceeding 90 percent. (Representative Image: Nicolas J Leclercq via Unsplash)

CTV tech company, Frodoh World announces its partnership with Lenskart for a target-oriented compelling CTV campaign. Driven by Starcom India, the campaign targeted CTV homes in Ahmedabad.

The campaign achieved a reach of over 550,000 Connected TV households, with a video completion rate exceeding 90 percent. Beyond mere viewership metrics, Lenskart's reported 15 percent to 18 percent increase in store walk-ins across Ahmedabad.

The campaign featured four culturally resonant 20-second video creatives in Gujarati that were strategically executed on top OTTs, premium shows, and regional top shows during prime time.

Anupam Tripathi, General Manager, Marketing, Lenskart said, "Our collaboration with Frodoh World for this compelling Connected TV campaign has proven to be a game-changer. The outreach and engagement with over 550,000 CTV households in Ahmedabad have not only elevated brand awareness but also translated into a substantial 15-18% increase in store walk- ins. We strategically chose a media mix incorporating traditional TV, Connected TV, and hyperlocalized targeting, coupled with personalized regional language content believing that a comprehensive approach is vital for campaign success. We look forward to further leveraging the power of innovative advertising solutions in our future campaigns, maintaining our commitment to a diversified media strategy"

Niti Kumar, COO, Starcom India said, “We are proud to have successfully executed our Connected TV campaign across top OTT platforms and regional prime-time broadcasts. The strategic partnership between Frodoh World and Lenskart, enabled by Starcom India, highlights the robust capabilities of Connected TV and underscores its potential for impactful advertising. We now look forward to driving such innovations for our clients in the future.” Speaking on the success of the campaign, Russhabh R Thakkar, Founder and CEO, Frodoh World said, "The power and potential of CTV can only be harnessed and this campaigns success is a testament to this. Personalised ad formats make way for engagement and long-term recall and with this campaign for Lenskart we have been able to deliver ROI beyond expectations. We are certain that this campaign for Starcom and Lenskart is a kickstart to a long-term relationship.”

First Published on Jan 24, 2024 4:27 PM

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