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Is it possible for a brand to own a word? If you market right, maybe? The Minutes ad cleverly aligns the name and how rival brands have been using it. Recall built so well you want to say, “Aag Laga Di” Have you started using Minutes yet? #CreativeCampaigns #BrandAwareness #GuerillaMarketing #Flipkart https://lnkd.in/d85aZQ-8
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To own a word, brands must align it with their unique value proposition and consistently associate it with their product or service. Consistency is key in building that recall over time.
They can definitely "own" a word. Especially if part 1 of the slogan is a statement and the 2nd part of is a response.
Interesting
Well said Krishnaa
Minutes is making its mark for sure.
Well said Krishnaa
Well put
Well said Krishnaa
It's incredible how strong branding can make a single word resonate with an entire market! The "Minutes" ad nailed it now it's hard to forget.
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4moOwning a word through clever marketing can be a game changer for brands. It showcases the power of recall in driving consumer engagement and loyalty.