Advertising – #1 Digital Marketing Institute| 100% Placement Assistance – NIHT https://nihtdigitalmarketing.com NIHT Offers Hands-On Training & 100% Placement Assistance Our Digital Marketing Course Curriculum Is Designed for Individuals to Build Career in Digital Marketing. Sat, 25 Dec 2021 03:00:22 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.0.2 https://nihtdigitalmarketing.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/favicon.png Advertising – #1 Digital Marketing Institute| 100% Placement Assistance – NIHT https://nihtdigitalmarketing.com 32 32 How Lays #SmileDekeDekho campaign used Influencer Marketing to Perfection https://nihtdigitalmarketing.com/blog/how-lays-smiledekedekho-campaign-used-influencer-marketing-to-perfection/ Wed, 22 Dec 2021 09:59:11 +0000 https://www.nihtdigitalmarketing.com/blog/?p=1621 Hashtags are a social media trend that everyone knows about, but what many of us don’t know is how a brand can use them to its advantage. 

Social media may be a popular mode of communication, but brands can take it a step further with the help of hashtags. These symbols are a shortcut to a specific conversation in a digital space. Hashtags make it easier to see what customers are saying when they say it, and when they mention your brand. Let us look into a campaign that ran around a fun and impressive hashtag – #SmileDekeDekho.

Lay’s, the potato chip brand from PepsiCo, had received great traction for its influencer outreach program on social media, which was part of its ‘Smile Deke Dekho’ campaign. Rolled out in October 2019 globally, Lay’s had been giving its packaging a quirky look to showcase how a smile could universally connect and convey a mood or emotion effortlessly.

The campaign saw Lay’s pursuing a massive influencer outreach program on social media, wherein they reached out to more than 750 celebrities, from Cricketer Shikhar Dhavan to influencers like Parth Samthaan, and Erica Jennifer Fernandes.

To further amplify this campaign, Lay’s had also rolled out a series of TVCs featuring brand ambassadors and youth icons Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt. Further, the launch of the Lay’s ‘Smile Deke Dekho’ musical, featuring Ranbir and Alia took the Internet by storm, recording a massive total of 120 million+ views and 60 million+ reach to date 

In addition to this, Lay’s also activated two unique challenges on TikTok, which resulted in more than 34 billion views and over 40K user-generated videos on the platform. The challenge urged users to share maximum smiles in less than 10 seconds, with the catch that the smile must be unique and different. It saw over 5 billion impressions and 10,000 user-generated content painting TikTok with Smiles through the fun challenge in a matter of just 72 hours. 

Let’s discuss how it worked for the brand, and how Lay’s took advantage of their biggest asset, their product packaging, to create a whirlwind in the online world.

The thought behind the #SmileDekeDekho campaign

As part of the campaign, the brand kicked off a mass influencer outreach program, wherein it mapped each influencer’s smile and matched it to various flavor variants. “We produced personalized packs, featuring the smiles of influencers that were then sent out, creating a money-can’t-buy experience for them,” explained Dilen Gandhi, Senior Director and Category Head at Foods, PepsiCo India.

He said the campaign stemmed from a simple idea that Lay’s brings a smile to ones’ face and a smile can lead to connections.

What made the campaign unique was the fact that the entire idea came to life through packaging – the first of its kind in India. While the campaign was introduced to India just a while back, it was already doing wonders in the global market for years. “We believed in the power of our global campaign and therefore decided to bring it to India as Lay’s Smile Deke Dekho, adding a twist to our flavor story by matching different kinds of smiles against different variants of Lay’s,” said Gandhi.

 
 
 
 
 
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Objective

The objective behind the Smile Deke Dekho campaign was clear and concise. They wanted to create another way for the brand to spread smiles, while also creating engagement amid the consumers. Released on 4th October, World Smile Day, it was a strategically timed campaign brought to India. “The launch of the social media campaign was timed during the festive season to drive more conversations online,” claimed Gandhi. 

Their aim was to be closer to their consumers and generate massive engagement.

How it was executed

The Smile Deke Dekho campaign achieved over 185 million impressions for Lay’s with an engagement of approximately 7.2 million across social media. According to Gandhi, the campaign witnessed 75% of the outreach being completely organic.

To start with, their hashtag was super unique and catchy, I mean, anyone can read #SmileDekeDekho and it lingers on the mind for a longer time. Moreover, the brand ambassadors were the newest couple in B-town, Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt. They featured in the TVCs which was the key to taking the campaign to a far wider audience with more precise targeting.

Lay’s initially reached out to 750+ influencers and shared the limited edition packages with them. Influencers like Kusha Kapila, Shikhar Dhawan, Anmol Parashar, Fatima Sana Khan, and many other TikTok stars as well as young TV actors and actresses were in the run too. 

The limited-edition packages given to the influencers by Lay’s matched and mapped each influencer’s smile and matched it to the flavor that fit them perfectly and then the personalized packages were produced which featured the smile of these 750+ influencers. 

Post the mega-announcement by the brand ambassadors and the personalized packages sent to the influencers to pose with, the campaign kicked off instantly! Everyone went crazy on Instagram to post a picture and pose with the Lay’s packet and the hashtag #SmileDekeDekho. 

This idea really kicked off well! The “Pick up the pack. Pose. Post” became famous and went viral.

Results

Lay’s was able to generate great results that not only involved extensive visibility but also brought everyone together to share a smile. It led to massive consumer interactions, with people creating memes about it and also clicking selfies to be a part of the #SmileDekeDekho trend.

The results of the campaign were abundantly clear:

  • 750+ influencers from across genres and regions
  • 185 million impressions
  • 8.2 million engagement
  • 1300+ social media features 

When asked how the brand’s marketing strategy had evolved over the years, Gandhi said, “We are one step ahead when it comes to innovation or integrating technology in our communication. We have realized that people are becoming more digital. Hence, PepsiCo is massively shifting to digital.”

The brand has been growing strongly at double-digit and this growth would be further accelerated on the back of value addition in the pack, increasing the footprint through new stores as well as a local adaptation of the global campaign, he concluded.

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What are the New Image Extensions in Google Ads? https://nihtdigitalmarketing.com/blog/image-extensions-in-google-ads/ https://nihtdigitalmarketing.com/blog/image-extensions-in-google-ads/#comments Tue, 08 Jun 2021 12:50:30 +0000 https://www.nihtdigitalmarketing.com/blog/?p=1438 Adding to its repertoire of new features, Google Ads has begun offering image extensions. Available to all advertisers as of May 2021, this new extension displays a small image next to your text ad on the search engine results page (SERP).

What Are Image Extensions?

Image extensions are a new ad extension in Google Ads. Image extensions allow advertisers to upload rich, relevant visuals to complement their existing text ads. Image extensions can help drive performance for advertisers, with compelling visuals of products or services that enhance the message of their text ads. 

Initially available only to select advertisers, this extension is now available to all Google Ads advertisers. This feature was in beta until May of 2021, but now every Google Ads account is eligible to use these extensions.

Simulate a text ad extension by using an image. Image extensions are an easy way to expand your text ads to include images directly in your text. They provide you with more opportunities to connect with customers and to grow your business.

Similar to Google’s other recent innovations like gallery ads, image extensions are eligible to show up exclusively on mobile devices.

Since they are a new feature, there is not yet a wealth of data available on the effectiveness of these extensions. However, because they help your ads stand out on the SERP, we expect image extensions will boost mobile clickthrough rate (CTR) and help drive more traffic to your site. Furthermore, as Google has experimented with SERP layout changes recently, the format of these image extensions may be an indicator of what’s to come with organic search results.

Consumers have become used to online experiences that merge visual elements with text and information. Google has responded to this shift by developing visual SERP features, adding favicons to organic listings, and other tactics to incorporate visual content on the search results page. Ads with image extensions could potentially mimic what organic listings would look like in the future.

How To Create Image Extensions?

Image extensions can now be added per campaign, whereas before they could only be implemented by ad groups. This makes bulk uploads less cumbersome than before. 

You can also add the image extensions to multiple campaigns or ad groups at once. The most efficient method for selecting multiple ad groups or campaigns is as follows: 

  • Start at the “All Campaigns” view in your account
  • Select the Ads and Extensions tab 
  • Toggle to Extensions, and click the blue plus button to add a new extension
  • Click on the Image Extension option 
  • This will bring up a new screen
  • Under the “Add to” dropdown, select either Campaign or Ad Group
  • Then click the blue link to select specific campaigns or ad groups
  • In the popup box, select each campaign or ad group you want to add the image extension(s) to
  • Click Done

Once you’ve selected all the ad groups or campaigns you want to include, you’ll need to upload your images. Click the blue plus button in the Images box, go to the Upload tab, and choose the file(s) you want to display next to your ad. 

If you don’t have image files ready to upload, you can enter your website’s URL and Google will scan your site for images that meet their requirements. 

Like other ad extensions, your image extensions will have to be approved by Google once they’re saved. After they’re approved, the images will begin to show up next to your ads on the mobile SERP.

What Are The Image Requirements?

When Google first released image extensions, photos had to be in square format. However, you can now upload both square and landscape images. It supports PNG, JPG, and static GIF formats.

At least one square image is required. While the minimum size accepted is 300 x 300 pixels, the recommended size is 1200 × 1200. 

Landscape photos are optional. They must have a 1.91:1 ratio with a recommended size of 1200 × 628. The minimum size Google will accept is 600 × 314.

Note that image file sizes cannot exceed 5120 KB.

All image extensions must comply with Google’s Ad and Personalization policies. In addition to this, the images will be further reviewed for the restrictions listed below. The image extension requirements are more restrictive than the ads requirements for other platforms and surfaces, meaning disapproved image extensions may continue to run on Google’s other owned and operated properties. 

Content that is prohibited, includes:

⚫ Images with text or graphic overlay including brand logos or brand logos being used as the image asset google ads image extensions how to get accepted
⚫ Images with excessive whitespace
⚫ Images that are cropped in a way that makes the subject of the asset difficult to distinguish

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Make sure to add images relevant to the queries they will be eligible to show for, the text ads they will show with, and the landing page the Final URL directs to. Images need to be relevant in the same way headlines and descriptions do. The images you add can convey unique selling points, visually show hard to convey information, or inspire users to take action. 

You can find inspiration by experimenting with the way your extension looks. Make use of a wide variety of creative styles including product imagery, lifestyle imagery, and creative visualizations of abstract concepts.

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Apple’s New Policy to Affect Facebook Ads & Reporting https://nihtdigitalmarketing.com/blog/apples-new-policy-to-affect-facebook-ads-reporting/ Fri, 09 Apr 2021 09:39:59 +0000 https://www.nihtdigitalmarketing.com/blog/?p=1205 From the start, Apple has always been amusing people with its updates. And what I feel, the relation between Facebook and Apple’s update was never that happening. Rumors were floating about the end of Facebook Ads, but we still see those sponsored ads of brands on Facebook.

But now, the tables might turn, and Facebook can face issues while running Ads on iOS devices. Let’s find out what affected Facebook and its response to the same.

How Facebook Marketers gets affected by iOS 14

Apple announced changes with the iOS 14 update which will impact how Facebook receives and processes conversion events from Facebook pixels. Any business that advertises on mobile apps, including those who optimize, target, and report on web conversion events will also be affected. To summarize, Apple wants that all apps in the App store to ask its users permission for the app to track them in different ways. 

This new iOS 14 policy will prohibit Facebook from tracking collecting data from its users. If the users opt-out of Facebook’s tracking, the effects will be:

  • Businesses will not be able to track user behavior. The effectiveness of pixels is in danger.
  • It will weaken the targeting options.
  • The audience size will also get affected.

How Facebook Responded to iOS 14

Well, Facebook’s reaction to this topic makes one thing clear that Facebook is worried. Facebook in response to this said, they’ll start processing pixel conversion events from iOS 14 using Aggregated Event Management. Facebook’s new SDK for iOS 14 version 8 update helps in delivering the personalized ads to the iOS users and continues receiving app conversion events and reporting.

How Does iOS 14 Affect Your Ads?

Well sadly, there are several ways in which your ads will get affected. Some of them are:

  • Less effective and efficient advertising

As mentioned earlier, the ability to track user behavior will come down. All Facebook advertising strategies, remarketing, conversion events rely on Facebook pixels. If the users opt out of tracking, then the pixel will lose its worth. If all the iPhone users opt out of Facebook’s tracking, then you’ll not be able to properly advertise to individuals via remarketing.

  • Few sales from the website

The sales made from the website will also fall as you won’t be able to track your audience and cannot remarket them.

  • Limited Growth

The small businesses wouldn’t be able to target their ideal audience which will limit their goal.

  • Drop-in Facebook app install ad revenue

How you can sustain this crisis

The main component of Facebook advertising that will be affected the most is Pixel tracking. This means remarketing list, conversion events, and so on. So to handle this there are some options you should keep in mind while creating a campaign.

Exclude iOS devices: While you create campaigns and set up detail targeting just exclude the iOS devices.

  • Create campaign outside conversion objective: Use other campaign objectives and use your website’s internal tracking to determine the sale occurred as a result of ads. This strategy will aid in the ability to drive results from prospecting campaigns.
  • Break down your conversion flow on your landing page: This is a roundabout way to deal with this situation but still, it is worth applying. Users gave you information earlier in the conversion process, first name, last name, etc. which can be retroactively uploaded to Facebook and create a Custom audience.

Conclusion

In conclusion, I don’t think so that it is the end of Facebook advertising. It is just a matter of few months. Facebook will come up with some new changes and policies regarding tracking and conversion events. Till then, you should not just rely on Facebook pixels and their components rather find an alternative.

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Memes: The Silent Face of Marketing https://nihtdigitalmarketing.com/blog/memes-the-silent-face-of-marketing/ https://nihtdigitalmarketing.com/blog/memes-the-silent-face-of-marketing/#comments Wed, 07 Apr 2021 12:50:35 +0000 https://www.nihtdigitalmarketing.com/blog/?p=1179 Nowadays memes have become a daily source of entertainment for us. Isn’t it crazy that a post created with funny photos and some trending dialogues becomes so popular that it makes everyone laugh? 

Everyone is so obsessed with memes that it has become a part of our daily life. We share memes with our friends and families to enlighten their moods and build a stronger bond. However, you know what meme is and what it is used for. But, memes are also becoming a very good channel of marketing. So, let’s dive into the ocean of memes and their use in marketing.

Hello Meme Marketing

Meme marketing is one of the most useful social media strategies out there. Brands use the unique humor of memes to boost their social media handles. They simply use the trending meme and combine it with their product with their creativity and present it to the target audience. 

With the continuous rise of social media, meme marketing has turned hundreds of brands’ social media strategies. Brands are capitalizing on this new and amazing form of marketing.

Well, the term ‘ Meme Marketing’ itself is explanatory that what it is. One thing it cannot explain its benefits, so let me do this.

Benefits 

  • Memes have plenty of benefits as it allows the brands to connect with their audience way better than the traditional methods. 
  • The best benefit is that memes are easy and cheap to make. There are numbers of free online templates available for the creator to showcase his creativity.
  • The increase in brand exposure helps in driving huge traffic and engagement to your social media handle.
  • Memes are especially good at targeting the Gen Zs with their weird and confusing jokes.

Making memes and posting is easy. But what about relevancy? Is your meme related to your brand? Are you following the trends? There are lots of them. Let’s quickly check the fundamentals of Meme Marketing.

Fundamentals Tips of Meme Marketing

The veterans share some fundamental tips for the brands and agencies.

Trends 

Memes have a limited life span. They get old and outdated within a period. So, you need to follow the trend and the trending hashtags. If you need reach then you’ll have to be updated.

Brand Connect

As said earlier, you should maintain the brand connection. You have to focus on being funny as well as advertising your brand. But, never overpromote your brand as commercializing memes will make drain its funny essence.

Know your audience

The common mantra for everything in the marketing field is Knowing your audience. If you know your audience and creating memes according to them, then my friend, you have won the battle.

Suppose your brand is targeting the Gen Zs, then you’ll have to plan according. You should create memes around them, things they are interested in, etc.

Originality to Popularity

If you want to engage your audience then serve them some good laugh. Present them some freshly cooked memes. You’re marketing with memes, so you should be original. Because your motive is to get reach and traffic for your brand and not only for the meme.

Aesthetics 

To catch the attraction of your audience, the meme should have aesthetics. Proper font, text color, alignment, and captions. With humor, you should give importance to aesthetics also.

Well enough information, let’s see some examples of brands who are winning the market with Meme Marketing.

Fevicol

May be an image of text that says ':Till Till death do us part :Chipka le saiyan Fevicol se နနလ FEVICOL THE ULTIMATE BOND'
https://www.facebook.com/fevicol/photos/a.244311055615410/3728829130496901/

Fevicol uses the trending memes templates with its brand and present such a funny and relevant meme.

Pepsi

5 Brands Which Are Using 'If You Don't Love Me' Memes For Creative  Advertising - Marketing Mind

KFC

May be a meme of 5 people and text that says 't1 daily_over_dose One..Two..Ka Four Four..Two..KaOne Ka One Four. KFC Burgers Are Just At Rs 69 My Son'

How amusing KFC used this meme to acknowledge people about their number burger rates.

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Conclusion

So these were some but there are more. In conclusion,  Meme Marketing is the easiest way to market your brand. It is all about how creative you are, how you address your brand, and what level of creativity you showcase towards your audience. Finally, done with the blog? Now, go and make makes and enjoy surfing on the waves of meme marketing.

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Changes in the art of advertising over the years in India. https://nihtdigitalmarketing.com/blog/changes-in-the-art-of-advertising-over-the-years-in-india/ https://nihtdigitalmarketing.com/blog/changes-in-the-art-of-advertising-over-the-years-in-india/#comments Thu, 04 Mar 2021 07:24:25 +0000 https://www.nihtdigitalmarketing.com/blog/?p=1077 [vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]

Digital Media has changed a lot over the years. Advertising has evolved from simple message posters to the era of television, radio, and the internet. Today it’s something new.

 

From the ancient era to modern days.

 

It couldn’t be more true that advertising is one of the most dynamic fields in the present day. From the advent of online marketing, businesses have been keeping a constant eye on the changes in this field.

 

Let’s Go back in Time

 

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50s advertisement

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60s advertisement

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The early days of advertising

[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]The advertising of the 50s era was all about infographics, agencies launched poster based with lots of information of the products to showcase a clarity about the product they are selling.

As we can see from the following ad of lux created by J. Walter Thompson agency. The poster has the face of Leela Chitnis appeared in the first Lux print ad in 1941. The poster capture the attention of people by the model and sell the idea followed by tagline.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column width=”1/2″][us_single_image image=”1108″][vc_column_text]

70s advertisement

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The age of color

[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]The advertising gets a life. The age of color print advertising which makes the advert look lively, better, readable, and vibrant. The color content had  a clear message which makes impact to the audience.

Created to promote Wills Navy Cut filter cigarettes, the print ad ‘Made for each other’ featured a happily married couple reading a book. The idea was to showcase how tobacco and filter were perfectly matched in the branded cigarettes.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column width=”1/2″][us_single_image image=”1111″][vc_column_text]

80s advertisement

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Content to Copy.

[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]70’s the shift from content to copy. No more text over filling the description of the product, only few lines of words making an impression over audience.

The Agencies focused targeting kids shifted from content to copy as kids won’t be able to read the full description of the products. They also used the face of popular Bollywood villain, Gabbar Singh, from the movie Sholay. The ad played on the original film dialogue to create a memorable tagline ‘…Britannia Glucose-D biscuits, Gabbar ki asli pasand’ (Britannia Glucose-D biscuits, Gabbar’s real choice)[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_raw_html]JTNDY2VudGVyJTNFJTNDZmlndXJlJTIwY2xhc3MlM0QlMjJ3cC1ibG9jay12aWRlbyUyMiUzRSUzQ3ZpZGVvJTIwJTIwd2lkdGglM0QlMjI0NTAlMjIlMjBoZWlnaHQlM0QlMjI0NTAlMjIlMjBhdXRvcGxheSUyMG11dGVkJTIwbG9vcCUyMHNyYyUzRCUyMmh0dHBzJTNBJTJGJTJGd3d3Lm5paHRkaWdpdGFsbWFya2V0aW5nLmNvbSUyRmJsb2clMkZ3cC1jb250ZW50JTJGdXBsb2FkcyUyRjIwMjElMkYwMyUyRjgwcy1PbGQtUmFzbmEtQWRfMzYwcC5tcDQlMjIlM0UlM0MlMkZ2aWRlbyUzRSUzQyUyRmZpZ3VyZSUzRSUzQyUyRmNlbnRlciUzRQ==[/vc_raw_html][vc_column_text]

90s advertisement

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The age of television

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Early 2000s advertisement

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The rise of multimedia in ads

[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]90’s got the hike in usage of multimedia in their ads. The new powerful IT software got the rise of new creative and eye catching ads.

The power of visual effects on videos captured audiences and portrayed the idea in new visual format.

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Usage of hyperrealism in ads

[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]The ads of the 2000’s showed hyperrealism of the products its displayed the product to over exaggerate.

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Conclusion

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