The document discusses innovative media strategies to advertise to Indian youth. It analyzes youth spending habits and media consumption. Some innovative advertising ideas proposed include projection ads in malls, rented homes, musical tiles, dancing machines, and washroom standees/mirror stickers. The effectiveness of different media is compared based on cost per visitor and engagement factors.
22. Type of advertisements youngsters like and remember. Good concept: 60% Funny: 45% Brand Ambassador: 35% Cute: 34% Musical: 24% Emotional: 20% Numbers show percentage of respondents who like particular type of advertisements.
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31. Average mobile bill of a youngster is Rs.1120. Youngsters hardly respond to mobile advertisements.
63. Media works as platform for making information reach to the masses and in developing a direct and emotional bond between the service provider and the user.
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69. The research suggests that an ad appearing in the more engaging media will be more effective than the same ad appearing in the other media.
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82. Projection. On the floor of malls and multiplexes. In the balcony of rented shops or homes.
83. Projection on floor in malls and multiplexes. 0.266071 0.292857 0.3375 0.426785 0.694642 COST PER VISITOR Rs. 14000000 11200000 8400000 5600000 2800000 CUMULATIVE NO. OF VISITORS 2800000 2800000 2800000 2800000 2800000 MONTHLY VISITORS 3725000 3280000 2835000 2390000 1945000 TOTAL COST Rs. 445000 445000 445000 445000 445000 MONTHLY RENT Rs. 1500000 INITIAL COST Rs. 5 4 3 2 1 MONTH
84. In the battle for eyeball no front is left unmanned, no stone unturned no washroom ignored…