Pinterest’s India vision board spotlights Gen Z, intent discovery and festive moments
At its first advertiser summit in Mumbai, the social media platform outlined its ...
At its first advertiser summit in Mumbai, the social media platform outlined its India strategy, alongside its global partner, Aleph.
EXCLUSIVE: NP Digital's founder, Neil Patel, says Generative Engine Optimisation is already outperforming paid search, email and SMS. He speaks to Campaign Asia ahead of his Singapore trip.
Breakthroughs rarely emerge from cautious committees. For agencies testing AI, alignment, autonomy and acceptance of failure outweigh top-down declarations.
Greenfield accuses Unilever of silencing the company’s activism.
He will lead integrated media strategy, AI-driven delivery, measurement and scale Kia India’s hyperlocal marketing approach.
As it layers AI across nearly every product surface, the platform is betting that automation and insight will deepen its hold over creators and advertisers alike.
The launch of AnyLive for Creators lets influencers and content creators develop AI avatars that can host livestreams on their behalf.
He will oversee the agency’s creative output and contribute to its disruption-led approach.
At its Mumbai summit, it rolled out tools spanning ads, transactions and citizen services, aiming to embed itself deeper into India’s marketing and commerce ecosystem.
INSIDE THE AD: BBDO India’s ‘The Moment is Gold’ campaign shifts the messaging from ceremonial milestones to micro-moments, targeting Gen Z and millennial buyers.
AI-enabled voice assistants are reshaping how consumers shop and search—demanding experiences that are useful, personal, and rooted in local context.
The industry loves to bet on who’s down. But no one—WPP, Publicis, or Accenture—has cracked the future yet, argues a former holding-company insider turned consultant.
The association also named the new managing committee for 2025–26.
From Stevie Nicks’ Barbie to Whitney Houston’s MAC line, Primary Wave shows how legacy IP can anchor brands in contemporary culture.
Finance gurus, sneaker collectors, and wellness evangelists reveal how masculinity is now packaged as consumable cultural capital.
The challenger ice cream brand flips a viral stare into its first campaign, making the meme the message and the punchline.
Niva Bupa’s new campaign flips the sum insured script by dramatising middle-class limits—and promising health cover without ceilings.
Jameson hijacks a ruined listening party with upbeat music, turning it into a stage for cultural storytelling.
The Himalayan Day initiative blends clay, craft and community, with limited-edition packs designed by mountain artists.
Super.money’s latest ad swaps cricket balls for cashback, with the South African player shadowing an auto driver to spotlight the lure of instant rewards.
The brand’s latest campaign questions perfection, urging Gen Z athletes to embrace showing up over winning, in a timely cultural pivot.
A father’s evasive answers becomes the centrepiece of a campaign that highlights how diabetes-linked fatigue chips away at everyday life.
These events prove products aren’t just unveiled but staged—where storytelling, emotion and restraint turn design into culture and memory.
As consumers tire of louder logos and brighter billboards, brands leaning on simplicity, honesty and cultural context are striking resonance.
Geopolitical divides, misinformation, cancel culture and data breaches are reshaping how brands protect trust in a hyperconnected world.
As they collapse the gap between awareness and retention, between acquisition and advocacy, AI agents are rewriting the roles of CMOs and CXOs in real time.
Celebrating India’s most creative, effective, and tech-led digital marketing work.
These awards recognised and rewarded ad films based on craft that are created, aired, or released between January 1, 2024 and February 28, 2025.
Connect with India’s Cannes Lions winners; uncover their creative strategies and forge new connections at the Cannes Homecoming 2025 celebration.
Exciting news! The winners announcement for PR Awards India 2025 is scheduled for 19 February 2025.
184 entries were shortlisted for the 14th SMARTIES India edition, which were screened by over 100 jurors; 50 jurors decide the final wins.
From AI films and OOH magic to influencer partnership, Havells powers the festive spirit
Scheduled for 23rd August 2025 at Hotel Taj President, Mumbai, this grand gathering will bring together the state’s most influential leaders.
Expands to 14 new cities, receiving the most cities in Batch III Phase III auction conducted by MIB.
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