
Why normalize ragging, Cadbury and Ogilvy?
Ragging is a crime. That such ragging is defused because of a change of mind on part of the perpetrator is no excuse to showing and normalizing them in the first place.
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Ragging is a crime. That such ragging is defused because of a change of mind on part of the perpetrator is no excuse to showing and normalizing them in the first place.
A ‘factory visit’ seems to be the post-crisis campaign holy grail! After Cadbury’s ‘worms’, Coca-Cola ‘pesticide’, Dabur Honey ‘adulteration’, now… Bournvita ‘sugar’!
LinkedIn’s ‘brand partnership’ label is deceptive and misleading, and is already being misused by Indian LinkedInfluencers against ASCI’s guidelines.
Authenticity is important while building a personal brand. But authenticity requires you to be cognizant of your anchor audiences.
Cadbury’s 5 Star and Ogilvy can finally “Do nothing” in the name of a Valentine’s Day campaign in 2026! Phew!!
Have you wondered why none of the major toothpaste brands in the world have a separate variant for night brushing?
The clear buzzword of 2024 was AI. And going by the way things are moving, AI may be dominating 2025 too. Besides all the use-cases of AI, one specific use-case that was also very visible was using Generative AI in advertising. We…