Campaigns
Amazon India promises”Big Brands, Bigger Deals
The Amazon India OOH campaign that ran in cities like Mumbai, Bengaluru, and others, was largely deployed on traditional OOH formats, but the difference had been the manner in which formats like billboards were creatively used
As the highly innovative multi-city OOH campaign unfurled by E-commerce major Amazon India enters the final leg in tandem with the “Great India Festival” sale that it showcased, it was clearly evident how the OOH landscape could be innovatively used to whip up considerable consumer interest in any products and offers.
The OOH campaign that ran in cities like Mumbai, Bengaluru, and others, was largely deployed on traditional OOH formats like billboards, bqs, Metro pillar media, but the difference had been the manner in which formats like billboards were creatively used. Cutouts of product images transposed on billboards not only rendered depth to the displays but also gave the audience a sense of the range of products available in Amazon’s sale – in keeping with the “Tyohaar Bade Dilwala” proposition.
Interestingly, the Amazon “Great India Festival” OOH campaign competed for eyeballs along with extensive OOH campaigns that were rolled by two other major E-commerce players Flipkart and Snapdeal. All three had launched their respective mega sale in the first week of this month.
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Creative Concepts
Nexus Malls introduces India’s first parking lot naming rights with Mia by Tanishq
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Campaigns
Zepto’s OOH campaign to amplify SuperSaver proposition across 62 towns
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Talks OOH
Shalini Sankar, National Head-Business Development, Laqshya Media Group, to speak at South India Talks OOH 2025
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Talks OOH
Mayank Gupta, Founder & CEO, Vertex Lightco Industries, to present at South India Talks OOH 2025