Campaign India Team
Aug 05, 2019

Friendship Day 2019: How brands celebrated

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Friendship Day 2019: How brands celebrated
Brands celebrated World Friendship Day 2019 (4 August 2019) with pieces of work released across social media. Here are a few that caught our attention.
 
Fulcro 
 
Fulcro released this picture on Instagram to show the 'friendship' of creativity and technology.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A post shared by Fulcro (@fulcroworld) on

 
IDBI Life Insurance
 
Extending its #KeepMoving philosophy, IDBI Federal Life Insurance urged friends to get out and meet each other instead of texting them on the day. 
 
McDowell's
 
McDowell’s partnered with music band Sanam to release an original song – ‘Apni Yaari’. The song was conceptualised by Qyuki Media and the music video was produced by The Glitch.
 
SBI Life Insurance
 
SBI Life Insurance tweeted to competitors to wish them for the day. The message was about uniting towards a common goal of protecting a billion lives. The campaign was conceptualised by WATConsult. 
 
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