Campaign India Team
Dec 07, 2012

‘Kiss to Drink’ is Bisleri's latest mantra

The brand has created a new outdoor campaign to promote its 500 ml water bottles

‘Kiss to Drink’ is Bisleri's latest mantra

Bisleri has launched a new outdoor campaign titled, ‘Kiss to Drink’. The idea behind this campaign is to focus on the 500ml bottle size which serves as a personal pack for the consumer. The campaign will be unveiled by mid-December and has been created by Meridian Communications.

Commenting on the campaign, Mohit Ahuja, vice president, account management, Meridian Communication, said, “The new 'Kiss to drink' outdoor campaign not only aims to position the Bisleri 500ml SKU in the 'personal' space of the consumer, but also add some youthful energy to the brand. This campaign is based on the insight that most of us do not prefer to drink water with our lips to a bottle, because it is often shared. The new campaign challenges this behavior and exhorts the user to get his or her own bottle, as 500 ml is enough for a single user.”

Ramesh J. Chauhan, chairman and managing director, Bisleri said, “Bisleri commits itself to suit everyone’s needs and ensure consumer satisfaction. The 500ml pack size offers convenience and economy to the users”.

The outdoor campaign will be launched across Tier 1 and 2 cities for a span of one month starting mid-December.

Source:
Campaign India

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