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Guest Column: 5 lessons from the world’s greatest marketer
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Guest Column: 5 lessons from the world’s greatest marketer
<b>Malishka</b>, Radio Jockey, Red FM
Keeping commercial pressure out is difficult, sometimes I agree, but we all know what brings in the revenue and so sales will sell. In such a situation, one defines what he or she stands for, what the brand stands for and executes with as much believability as possible. A lot of time commercial content is decided keeping the RJ’s brand and image in mind, thank God! I just keep it real.
<b>Sunder Hemrajani</b>, Managing Director, Times OOH
One of major initiatives that the industry needs to take care of is the quality of media. Apart from that, a great amount of regulation needs to be in place to control the outdoor clutter. This is needs to be taken seriously because if that doesn’t happen, neither the media owner nor the brand will get value from the campaign. Measurability at the airport is a bit in control because of the accessibility of the demographic and psychographic data, which is still lacking while measuring traditional outdoor campaigns.