Marketing chronicles: 'Gabbar ki asli pasand'
The author explains how brands can revoke nostalgia to revive brands
The author explains how brands can revoke nostalgia to revive brands
The author dwells into learnings worth adapting from megabrands like TripAdvisor and Changi Airport
The author urges brands who are using celebs to rethink their advertising strategy during the IPL
A huge opportunity to create a vibrant Bollywood Theme Park in the heart of Mumbai, laced with nostalgia and powered by evergreen music, has probably been lost with the sunset of RK Studios.
The author urges Swiggy and Zomato to look at privileges for delivery boys given the dangers they face on the road
The author suggests innovative ways to handle the overflowing gutters of the country
As a culture, we pump up the volume in everything we do. Is it time we started looking at noise reduction as a marketing opportunity?
It's time to reboot the curry category and change the grime, grease and gluten perception
Customer interaction model lessons for Indigo and other erring brands from Shirdi Sai Baba
Flip-flops are a raging hit globally. Can traditional Indian footwear makers take note of that?
In his columns the author speaks about a million possibilities for marketing
This summer there is no dearth of ceiling fan brands that are sweating it out during the commercial breaks of the IPL telecast and elsewhere. The author comes up with his own wish list on what fans could do in the future.
Pothole deaths in India increased by 50 per cent in 2017 to reach 3,597. The author has a few marketing tips that can help get rid of them
More and more consumers are renouncing the digital life, albeit for a short period
Is the client agency relationship far away from reality? The author looks at the Oscar favourite for inspiration
There is a large vibrant community out there and some possibilities are still untapped
On his regular jog, our columnist discovers a load of opportunities for sports equipment makers and others
The Swiggy commercial sends out a lot of subtle cues. The author explores if it could have done any better.