DailyObjects Outgrows the Phone Case
DailyObjects raised ₹332 crore and publicly retired its phone-case label, showing how naming a pivot is itself the brand move.
DailyObjects raised ₹332 crore and publicly retired its phone-case label, showing how naming a pivot is itself the brand move.
Bangalore Watch Company raised $1.4 million from its own customers, proving that naming a luxury brand after an Indian city builds a community that acts like a brand.
SKINN by Titan chose two actors famous for playing ordinary people, and that casting made the brand's everyday-fragrance argument before the campaign film ran.
Freedom Rice Bran Oil's Dil Ki Baat campaign with Rahul Dravid proves that naming the consumer's hidden anxiety sells better than any product demonstration.
In October 2020, Tanishq released a 45-second film showing a Hindu bride's baby shower hosted by her Muslim in-laws. After organised outrage, the ad was pulled within 24 hours. What the brand did next is more instructive than the controversy.
In 2005, every detergent brand in India was running the same ad: stain, powder, clean result. Surf Excel threw the formula out and replaced it with "Daag Acche Hain." The gamble held for 15 years and made Surf Excel one of India's most recalled brand ideas.