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ADVERTISING & BRANDING

GROUP MEMBERS:
PRANOTI PANDEY
PAYAL MARWAHA
DHRUV DUDEJA
ADARSH AWANA
HISTORY OF ADVERTISING

It started with hawkers calling out their wares right from the days
when cities and markets began
18TH CENTURY

• Concrete advertising history begins with classified advertising 

• Ads appear for the first time in print in Hickey's Bengal


Gazette. India's first newspaper (weekly)

• By the end of this century, Ads appeared in newspapers in the


form of lists of the latest merchandise from England.
19TH CENTURY
• Many advertising agencies came into existence.

• B. Dattaram & Co. Mumbai, being the oldest existing agency of


that time.

• Besides Indian, Foreign Advertising agencies also began to enter.

• Corporate Advertising started in fifties

• Creative Revolution in sixties

• Glued to television by the end of this century.


GLOBAL ADVERTISING INDUSTRY
TOTAL US AD SPENDING ( IN BILLIONS)

*Broadcast TV includes network, spot,


syndicated and Spanish-language
MAJOR COMPANIES
• Ogilvy & Mather

• J Walter Thompson India

• Mudra Communication Pvt. Ltd

• FCB-Ulka Advertising Ltd

• Leo Burnett India Pvt. Ltd


BRANDING
• A mixture of tangible and intangible attributes symbolised in a
trademark, which, if properly managed, creates influence and
generates value.

• Branding is the process of creating an association between a


symbol/ object and a product/ company with the objective of
driving loyalty among customers & creating differentiation.

• Coca Cola has created an association between many different


objects and its brands. The hourglass shaped bottle, the red
color, and even the font of its logo together make Coca Cola
distinctive from competitors.
BRANDING = TRUST
• Powerful branding makes for a strong brand experience.

FAST
LOCATION SERVICE

RITZ- CARLTON
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HOTELS Donalds

CONSISTENT
CONSISTENT
HOTEL CUSTOMER FOOD TASTE
PRICING
DESIGN SERVICE & QUALITY
INDUSTRY- WISE IMPORTANCE OF
BRANDS
CO- BRANDING
• Two or more brands come down on a common platform where
they can together co-exist without entering in other brands
territory or as a competitor.

• This is done by the brands in order to enter into a territory or


the segment which they have not served in the past and don’t
have much market expertise in it.

• IBM-Intel, Diet Coke-Nutrasweet, Sony-Kodak products are


some classic examples.
THANK YOU

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