Tuesday, March 09, 2010
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In its high-voltage television commercial, HUL compared the superior washing powers of its brand Rin to Tide from the P&G

After receiving complaints from consumers over Hindustan Unilever (HUL)’s Rin ad campaign, the Advertising Standards Council of India (Asci), the watchdog of the Indian ad industry, is examining the issue.

In its high-voltage television commercial, HUL compared the superior washing powers of its brand Rin to Tide from the P&G stable. HUL is running a small ticker in its new ad campaign for Rin which says, “Attested by independent labs.”

Asci secretary general Alan Collaco said, "A complaint has been registered against the Rin ad. The ASCI's Consumer Complaints Council will meet on 23rd March to discuss the matter."

Meanwhile P&G is said to be planning to take HUL to court as its detergent brand Tide has been depitcted negatively in the HUL ad for Rin. It could also launch a new ad campaign as a counter measure.
 
   

New thematic campaign from Pepsi the new baseline, Youngistaan ka Wow, An extension of its Youngistaan brand talk that was introduced in 2008

MUMBAI: With the arrival of 2010, Pepsi is ready to adorn the new baseline, Youngistaan ka Wow, an extension of its Youngistaan brand talk that was introduced in 2008.

Keeping in line with the new baseline, Pepsi will launch a new thematic TVC highlighting the "Wow" of the Pepsi drinker. JWT is the creative agency.

Says PepsiCo India EVP - marketing Sandeep Singh Arora, "Pepsi has always been synonymous with youthfulness, a 'can do' attitude and 'in my own way' spirit. With the Youngistaan campaign Pepsi branded this young confident generation, celebrated their attitude, their achievements and gave them a rallying cry to go out and make things happen. Now with Youngistaan ka Wow, Pepsi aims to celebrate the audacious self-belief of the youth, the believe with which they are able to make things happen while doing things their own way."

Says JWT vice president Hari Krishnan, "Youngistaan Ka Wow stands for two things - firstly, the refreshment and magic of Pepsi the cola, which makes Pepsi Wow and is the most loved cola for the youth. Secondly, the audacious self belief of the youth that helps them overcome obstacles/conventions and create a Wow."

The brand new communication will be supported by a high decibel ATL, digital campaign, with new engagement modules both online and on-ground.
   

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