Campaign India Team
Oct 09, 2012

Blossom Kochhar appoints Carat as media AOR

This is the first time the company has brought a media agency on board

Blossom Kochhar appoints Carat as media AOR

Blossom Kochhar Group of Companies, a player in the aromatherapy-based cosmetics and oils category, has appointed Carat Media as its media agency on record.

Commenting on the development, Samantha Kochhar, managing director, Blossom Kochhar Group of Companies, said,  “Blossom Kochhar Aroma Magic is increasingly becoming synonymous with natural cosmetics and our track record remains unmatched. We ensure that with our new communication approach, combined with greater market spread, our consumers will get to see the real difference.”

Vidhu Sagar, executive vice president, Carat Media, added, “Carat is extremely proud to be chosen by Blossom Kochhar Group of Companies as their media partner.  We will provide media communication management exercise holistically to the company and will manage the media responsibilities encompassing planning, buying and execution. We shall endeavour to do this with the help of all pertinent media platforms - including print, digital, OOH as well as activation, as applicable.”

Source:
Campaign India

Related Articles

Just Published

23 minutes ago

Why Snap’s creative chief is doubling down on ...

EXCLUSIVE: Veteran creative and former W+K leader Colleen DeCourcy on Snapchat’s new brand positioning, why the company is ‘anti-social media’, the benefits of in-housing, and more.

25 minutes ago

Havas Health is futureproofing creativity through ...

The agency launched its Neurodiversity Center of Excellence to help implement neurodivergent talent in its creative marketing and brand strategy.

21 hours ago

Fooling with flair: Brands indulge in playful ...

From real offers to plain pranks, Indian brands employed harmless humour to engage consumers with an April Fool twist.

22 hours ago

A tale of two campaigns: Borrowing from the past ...

It is easy to get trapped in nostalgia. But Famous Innovations’ creative head cautions that brands and agencies need to maintain a fine line between cultural tribute and creative redundancy.