Campaign India Team
Sep 15, 2009

The Formula For Success

All large agencies make a list of possible targets. Even as recent as 10 years ago, newspapers were not on the ‘must win’ category list in India. Most newspapers continued to create their communication in-house. After all, they had designers and they knew what they wanted to say, so where was the need for an advertising agency?

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