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Sandip Ghosh, Prabhat Sengar, Saurabh Kr. Singh
India in 1950s
Political, Economical, Social, Technical, Environmental, Legal
GDP of INDIA: INR 2.7 lakh crore, USD / INR exchange being INR
4.79/1.00USD , but still the GDP per capita was only 3.12 % that of US
High taxation on business, Creation of Infrastructure, Creation of
educational institutions
60
%
3.12
%
3
MILLION+
Agriculture
More than 60% of the labor
force was engaged in agriculture
Quality of Life
GDP per capita was 1/30 th o
that of US
Refugees
The settlement of refugees was a
considerable financial strain.
Advertisement in India,
1950s
In Indias Life and part of it
1905
1920
1935
Creative
Acceptance
of new
Leap
technologies , product
illustration in ads.
Company
Rationing
Sources: Adkatha by Anand Halve and Ankita Sarkar | Advertising and globalisation in India by Lynne Ciochetto (2004)
Scraperboar
A technique
dof art that
Objectives
Target Audience
Youth of India Age: 18-30
High Income group
Metro cities : Calcutta, Madras,
Bombay and Delhi
Research
Measure result
Road Blocks
Hurdles
Assumptions
Product Awareness
Technology
Its assumed that the technology which will be
present in 1990 is present in 1950 for production
of contact lens.
Types of lens
Packaging
Limitation in Media
Television started in 1959 Thus TVC Out of Scope
Color ad were small in size , thus only magazine can be
considered for color
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Print Media | 01
Newspaper advertising on the basis of neuromarketing
News Paper
The concept of vision of
India would be first introduced
in
-January 27th , 1976
In Times of India
Focus should also be
given on regional newspapers like:
Anandabazaar Patrika
Sharadiya Shankya (Puja Special)
Kesari
Dainik Jagaran
Sanmarg
ON FLIP
Malayala Manorama
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Dilip Kumar
Satyajit Ray
Print Media | 02
Magazine advertising on the basis of neuromarketing
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Print Media | 03
BuraBazaar, Kolkata
Places with the highest footfall in India would be utilized for advertising
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Print Media | 04
Advertisement on transports
The major transport mediums like trams / buses (specially double-decker buses)
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Non-Print Media | 01
Radio
Design
Idea
Plan
To play the short audio clip 3
to 4 in the most traffic stop
named GeetMala in Radio
Ceylon and popular show in
AIR
Tit bits
Ameen Sayani
The famous radio announcer, the voice of radio in the
1950s
He achieved fame and popularity all across South Asia
when he presented hisBinaca Geetmalaprogram of hits
over the airwaves ofRadio Ceylon
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Non-Print Media | 02
Movies
11
12
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13
+
01
Research
02
+
Advertising
Budget
03
=
Channels
04
A Great Success