The 4G space has become quite heated, with
operators dishing out special promos and data offerings to lure customers to
their network. While the real war has already started between Airtel, Vodafone and Idea, there is also high demand from
Reliance Jio 4G, even before they have commercially launched their services.
Hundreds are queuing every day in front of Reliance Digital Stores to get their
hands on the free SIM card to avail the preview offer, which allows for
unlimited free voice calls, SMS and internet for 90 days.
With customers highly unsatisfied with the service
and with numerous complaints that 4G network is not available properly, it has
become a task for the operators to innovate their creative strategy to
communicate with the consumers.
Airtel, no doubt, had the first mover advantage
with its media blitzkrieg featuring its well-known brand ambassador Sasha
Chhetri launched last year in July, months ahead of its arch rival Vodafone and Idea. Vodafone this year
launched their SuperNet 4G network, for which it got back their popular pug
after four years. Aditya Group-owned Idea Cellular launched their maiden
communication in June, where they spoke about how 4G can change one’s life for
the better.
According
to KV Sridhar (Pops), Chief Creative Officer, Sapient Nitro, “Airtel
has a slight edge over the other players for being the first one in the
race. They have been basically trying to target the younger audience and
communicate the widespread reach of the network. Vodafone on the other
hand takes a universal appeal and simplistic tone in their
communication. For Idea, I feel, their approach is not very clear. They
need to find a purpose and create some disruptive communication.”
First mover advantage for Airtel
Airtel 4G campaigns have been trolled, admired and debated, which has also made Chhetri one of the most popular brand advocates in recent times. According to media reports, the unconventional fresh face has helped deliver the brand high recall value and Airtel's revenue market-share even touched a six-year high of 31.4% in December 2015. At the start of this year, during IPL, just when Vodafone launched their SuperNet, Airtel tweaked its creative strategy, and Chhetri was seen to take a dig at herself. These set of ads showed her on a vacation with friends at picturesque locations, each trying to highlight the wide reach of the 4G network. It was widely appreciated as it gave freshness to the brand thought.
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First mover advantage for Airtel
Airtel 4G campaigns have been trolled, admired and debated, which has also made Chhetri one of the most popular brand advocates in recent times. According to media reports, the unconventional fresh face has helped deliver the brand high recall value and Airtel's revenue market-share even touched a six-year high of 31.4% in December 2015. At the start of this year, during IPL, just when Vodafone launched their SuperNet, Airtel tweaked its creative strategy, and Chhetri was seen to take a dig at herself. These set of ads showed her on a vacation with friends at picturesque locations, each trying to highlight the wide reach of the 4G network. It was widely appreciated as it gave freshness to the brand thought.
- See more at: http://www.exchange4media.com/advertising/airtel-vodafone-or-ideawho-wins-the-4g-communication-battle_65778.html#sthash.DSuTMcVV.dpuf
According to KV Sridhar (Pops), Chief Creative
Officer, Sapient Nitro, “Airtel has a slight edge over the other players for
being the first one in the race. They have been basically trying to target the
younger audience and communicate the widespread reach of the network. Vodafone
on the other hand takes a universal appeal and simplistic tone in their
communication. For Idea, I feel, their approach is not very clear. They need to
find a purpose and create some disruptive communication.”
First mover advantage for Airtel
Airtel 4G campaigns have been trolled, admired and
debated, which has also made Chhetri one of the most popular brand advocates in
recent times. According to media reports, the unconventional fresh face has
helped deliver the brand high recall value and Airtel's revenue market-share
even touched a six-year high of 31.4% in December 2015. At the start of
this year, during IPL, just when Vodafone launched their SuperNet, Airtel
tweaked its creative strategy, and Chhetri was seen to take a dig at herself.
These set of ads showed her on a vacation with friends at picturesque
locations, each trying to highlight the wide reach of the 4G network. It was
widely appreciated as it gave freshness to the brand thought.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpHZ3sXY6B8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pOEAvEklvNA
Around the same time, people were also trolling and
making fun of the speed of the 4G network and memes started getting circulated
widely on social media.
In response to this, Taproot Dentsu conceptualised
the brand’s recent marketing campaign which talks about the ‘Open Network
initiative’ where Airtel’s entire mobile network information is made public to
customers through an interactive online interface and asked them for their
feedback to improve the network. In this, customers got to know the reason
why they were facing low connectivity.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnDWXmtMU7o
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTMBPjmOnu0
Ramanujam Sridhar, founder & CEO, Brand-Comm
said, “I think Airtel is better of the lot. They have been there for the
longest amount of time and have managed to create a personality which is
different from the other operators. It has adopted a well thought-out and
planned approach, which has helped them to be on top in terms of the brand
recall.”
Does audience know 4G=Vodafone SuperNet?
Vodafone entered the market with their 4G
connection at a time, when Airtel had already managed to create a mind space
among the consumers. They launched their maiden campaign this year in March and
named their 4G service as ‘SuperNet’. As part of the launch phase, the operator
even got their pug back to talk about the network’s 4G connection.
Conceptualised by Ogilvy & Mather, the communication captured and
reinforced the dependability of its network services. As a follow-up to these
ads, the operator launched a series of Super-Dad, Super Brother ads during the
IPL tournament this year. The ads were simple, and connected well with the
audience highlighting the features of the Super Net-like watch HD videos, get
HD movies on demand and reroute maps instantly.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFRMh5kv19k
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woNXtYTZYZY
As part of their latest communication, Vodafone has
launched two ads to highlight that ‘Conversations will keep flowing with
Vodafone SuperNet’. If one still faces any inconvenience with the network, SMS
BETTER to 199 and get FREE calls.
Sanjay Mehta, Joint CEO, Mirum India opines, “Vodafone in their 4G
communication uses the term Super Net which the consumer may not understand
what the operator is referring to; they need to come out clear with it.”
Brand-Comm’s Sridhar added, “Vodafone’s 4G
campaigns looks more like a corporate continuation of their proposition and it
is significantly not very different from 3G.”
Idea 4G: exposure not strong enough
For Idea Cellular, the challenge was of a different
sort, since they launched their 4G campaign after Airtel and Vodafone; they had
to make their communication different in order to stand out. That is when the
agency Lowe Lintas found out that while all the other players have spoken about
4G, no one has highlighted how 4G can change your life for the better. So they
decided to work on this insight and highlight the message that, even though it
might look like a small shift in your life, but it is indeed a big deal for
people who live online. The brand has been actively promoting their launch
campaign on all the mediums.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jw-OZ90-36o
Mirum India’s Mehta feels, “Even though Idea makes
a direct communication, their exposure is not strong enough. I am sure it will
probably pick up as it gets more visibility.”
Customers remain unsatisfied
Pops points out, “The communication in the 4G
category is nothing different as compared to 3G. Customer experience is very poor
and people are very disappointed with the service. Three years ago, when 3G was
getting launched, these players spoke about the same features like -faster
download and greater speed. The experiential difference between both the
services is very less and there is low excitement among consumers.”
Echoing similar views, Brand-Comm’s Sridhar says,
“In terms of the service, 4G itself is a disaster. I guess now all eyes are on
Reliance Jio.”
It looks like Airtel has emerged as the winner in
terms of effectiveness and brand recall when it comes to 4G communication.
However, it will be interesting to see how much excitement the much-hyped
Reliance Jio can create in the 4G space when they launch their maiden
communication.
The
4G space has become quite heated, with operators dishing out special
promos and data offerings to lure customers to their network. While the
real war has already started between Airtel, Vodafone
and Idea, there is also high demand from Reliance Jio 4G, even before
they have commercially launched their services. Hundreds are queuing
every day in front of Reliance Digital Stores to get their hands on the
free SIM card to avail the preview offer, which allows for unlimited
free voice calls, SMS and internet for 90 days.
With customers highly unsatisfied with the service and with numerous complaints that 4G network is not available properly, it has become a task for the operators to innovate their creative strategy to communicate with the consumers.
Airtel, no doubt, had the first mover advantage with its media blitzkrieg featuring its well-known brand ambassador Sasha Chhetri launched last year in July, months ahead of its arch rival Vodafone and Idea. Vodafone this year launched their SuperNet 4G network, for which it got back their popular pug after four years. Aditya Group-owned Idea Cellular launched their maiden communication in June, where they spoke about how 4G can change one’s life for the better.
- See more at: http://www.exchange4media.com/advertising/airtel-vodafone-or-ideawho-wins-the-4g-communication-battle_65778.html#sthash.DSuTMcVV.dpuf
With customers highly unsatisfied with the service and with numerous complaints that 4G network is not available properly, it has become a task for the operators to innovate their creative strategy to communicate with the consumers.
Airtel, no doubt, had the first mover advantage with its media blitzkrieg featuring its well-known brand ambassador Sasha Chhetri launched last year in July, months ahead of its arch rival Vodafone and Idea. Vodafone this year launched their SuperNet 4G network, for which it got back their popular pug after four years. Aditya Group-owned Idea Cellular launched their maiden communication in June, where they spoke about how 4G can change one’s life for the better.
- See more at: http://www.exchange4media.com/advertising/airtel-vodafone-or-ideawho-wins-the-4g-communication-battle_65778.html#sthash.DSuTMcVV.dpuf
The
4G space has become quite heated, with operators dishing out special
promos and data offerings to lure customers to their network. While the
real war has already started between Airtel, Vodafone
and Idea, there is also high demand from Reliance Jio 4G, even before
they have commercially launched their services. Hundreds are queuing
every day in front of Reliance Digital Stores to get their hands on the
free SIM card to avail the preview offer, which allows for unlimited
free voice calls, SMS and internet for 90 days.
With customers highly unsatisfied with the service and with numerous complaints that 4G network is not available properly, it has become a task for the operators to innovate their creative strategy to communicate with the consumers.
Airtel, no doubt, had the first mover advantage with its media blitzkrieg featuring its well-known brand ambassador Sasha Chhetri launched last year in July, months ahead of its arch rival Vodafone and Idea. Vodafone this year launched their SuperNet 4G network, for which it got back their popular pug after four years. Aditya Group-owned Idea Cellular launched their maiden communication in June, where they spoke about how 4G can change one’s life for the better.
- See more at: http://www.exchange4media.com/advertising/airtel-vodafone-or-ideawho-wins-the-4g-communication-battle_65778.html#sthash.DSuTMcVV.dpuf
With customers highly unsatisfied with the service and with numerous complaints that 4G network is not available properly, it has become a task for the operators to innovate their creative strategy to communicate with the consumers.
Airtel, no doubt, had the first mover advantage with its media blitzkrieg featuring its well-known brand ambassador Sasha Chhetri launched last year in July, months ahead of its arch rival Vodafone and Idea. Vodafone this year launched their SuperNet 4G network, for which it got back their popular pug after four years. Aditya Group-owned Idea Cellular launched their maiden communication in June, where they spoke about how 4G can change one’s life for the better.
- See more at: http://www.exchange4media.com/advertising/airtel-vodafone-or-ideawho-wins-the-4g-communication-battle_65778.html#sthash.DSuTMcVV.dpuf
The
4G space has become quite heated, with operators dishing out special
promos and data offerings to lure customers to their network. While the
real war has already started between Airtel, Vodafone
and Idea, there is also high demand from Reliance Jio 4G, even before
they have commercially launched their services. Hundreds are queuing
every day in front of Reliance Digital Stores to get their hands on the
free SIM card to avail the preview offer, which allows for unlimited
free voice calls, SMS and internet for 90 days.
With customers highly unsatisfied with the service and with numerous complaints that 4G network is not available properly, it has become a task for the operators to innovate their creative strategy to communicate with the consumers.
Airtel, no doubt, had the first mover advantage with its media blitzkrieg featuring its well-known brand ambassador Sasha Chhetri launched last year in July, months ahead of its arch rival Vodafone and Idea. Vodafone this year launched their SuperNet 4G network, for which it got back their popular pug after four years. Aditya Group-owned Idea Cellular launched their maiden communication in June, where they spoke about how 4G can change one’s life for the better.
According to KV Sridhar (Pops), Chief Creative Officer, Sapient Nitro,
“Airtel has a slight edge over the other players for being the first one
in the race. They have been basically trying to target the younger
audience and communicate the widespread reach of the network. Vodafone
on the other hand takes a universal appeal and simplistic tone in their
communication. For Idea, I feel, their approach is not very clear. They
need to find a purpose and create some disruptive communication.”
First mover advantage for Airtel
Airtel 4G campaigns have been trolled, admired and debated, which has also made Chhetri one of the most popular brand advocates in recent times. According to media reports, the unconventional fresh face has helped deliver the brand high recall value and Airtel's revenue market-share even touched a six-year high of 31.4% in December 2015. At the start of this year, during IPL, just when Vodafone launched their SuperNet, Airtel tweaked its creative strategy, and Chhetri was seen to take a dig at herself. These set of ads showed her on a vacation with friends at picturesque locations, each trying to highlight the wide reach of the 4G network. It was widely appreciated as it gave freshness to the brand thought.
- See more at: http://www.exchange4media.com/advertising/airtel-vodafone-or-ideawho-wins-the-4g-communication-battle_65778.html#sthash.DSuTMcVV.dpuf
With customers highly unsatisfied with the service and with numerous complaints that 4G network is not available properly, it has become a task for the operators to innovate their creative strategy to communicate with the consumers.
Airtel, no doubt, had the first mover advantage with its media blitzkrieg featuring its well-known brand ambassador Sasha Chhetri launched last year in July, months ahead of its arch rival Vodafone and Idea. Vodafone this year launched their SuperNet 4G network, for which it got back their popular pug after four years. Aditya Group-owned Idea Cellular launched their maiden communication in June, where they spoke about how 4G can change one’s life for the better.
According to KV Sridhar (Pops), Chief Creative Officer, Sapient Nitro,
“Airtel has a slight edge over the other players for being the first one
in the race. They have been basically trying to target the younger
audience and communicate the widespread reach of the network. Vodafone
on the other hand takes a universal appeal and simplistic tone in their
communication. For Idea, I feel, their approach is not very clear. They
need to find a purpose and create some disruptive communication.”First mover advantage for Airtel
Airtel 4G campaigns have been trolled, admired and debated, which has also made Chhetri one of the most popular brand advocates in recent times. According to media reports, the unconventional fresh face has helped deliver the brand high recall value and Airtel's revenue market-share even touched a six-year high of 31.4% in December 2015. At the start of this year, during IPL, just when Vodafone launched their SuperNet, Airtel tweaked its creative strategy, and Chhetri was seen to take a dig at herself. These set of ads showed her on a vacation with friends at picturesque locations, each trying to highlight the wide reach of the 4G network. It was widely appreciated as it gave freshness to the brand thought.
- See more at: http://www.exchange4media.com/advertising/airtel-vodafone-or-ideawho-wins-the-4g-communication-battle_65778.html#sthash.DSuTMcVV.dpuf
The
4G space has become quite heated, with operators dishing out special
promos and data offerings to lure customers to their network. While the
real war has already started between Airtel, Vodafone
and Idea, there is also high demand from Reliance Jio 4G, even before
they have commercially launched their services. Hundreds are queuing
every day in front of Reliance Digital Stores to get their hands on the
free SIM card to avail the preview offer, which allows for unlimited
free voice calls, SMS and internet for 90 days.
With customers highly unsatisfied with the service and with numerous complaints that 4G network is not available properly, it has become a task for the operators to innovate their creative strategy to communicate with the consumers.
Airtel, no doubt, had the first mover advantage with its media blitzkrieg featuring its well-known brand ambassador Sasha Chhetri launched last year in July, months ahead of its arch rival Vodafone and Idea. Vodafone this year launched their SuperNet 4G network, for which it got back their popular pug after four years. Aditya Group-owned Idea Cellular launched their maiden communication in June, where they spoke about how 4G can change one’s life for the better.
According to KV Sridhar (Pops), Chief Creative Officer, Sapient Nitro,
“Airtel has a slight edge over the other players for being the first one
in the race. They have been basically trying to target the younger
audience and communicate the widespread reach of the network. Vodafone
on the other hand takes a universal appeal and simplistic tone in their
communication. For Idea, I feel, their approach is not very clear. They
need to find a purpose and create some disruptive communication.”
First mover advantage for Airtel
Airtel 4G campaigns have been trolled, admired and debated, which has also made Chhetri one of the most popular brand advocates in recent times. According to media reports, the unconventional fresh face has helped deliver the brand high recall value and Airtel's revenue market-share even touched a six-year high of 31.4% in December 2015. At the start of this year, during IPL, just when Vodafone launched their SuperNet, Airtel tweaked its creative strategy, and Chhetri was seen to take a dig at herself. These set of ads showed her on a vacation with friends at picturesque locations, each trying to highlight the wide reach of the 4G network. It was widely appreciated as it gave freshness to the brand thought.
- See more at: http://www.exchange4media.com/advertising/airtel-vodafone-or-ideawho-wins-the-4g-communication-battle_65778.html#sthash.DSuTMcVV.dpuf
With customers highly unsatisfied with the service and with numerous complaints that 4G network is not available properly, it has become a task for the operators to innovate their creative strategy to communicate with the consumers.
Airtel, no doubt, had the first mover advantage with its media blitzkrieg featuring its well-known brand ambassador Sasha Chhetri launched last year in July, months ahead of its arch rival Vodafone and Idea. Vodafone this year launched their SuperNet 4G network, for which it got back their popular pug after four years. Aditya Group-owned Idea Cellular launched their maiden communication in June, where they spoke about how 4G can change one’s life for the better.
According to KV Sridhar (Pops), Chief Creative Officer, Sapient Nitro,
“Airtel has a slight edge over the other players for being the first one
in the race. They have been basically trying to target the younger
audience and communicate the widespread reach of the network. Vodafone
on the other hand takes a universal appeal and simplistic tone in their
communication. For Idea, I feel, their approach is not very clear. They
need to find a purpose and create some disruptive communication.”First mover advantage for Airtel
Airtel 4G campaigns have been trolled, admired and debated, which has also made Chhetri one of the most popular brand advocates in recent times. According to media reports, the unconventional fresh face has helped deliver the brand high recall value and Airtel's revenue market-share even touched a six-year high of 31.4% in December 2015. At the start of this year, during IPL, just when Vodafone launched their SuperNet, Airtel tweaked its creative strategy, and Chhetri was seen to take a dig at herself. These set of ads showed her on a vacation with friends at picturesque locations, each trying to highlight the wide reach of the 4G network. It was widely appreciated as it gave freshness to the brand thought.
- See more at: http://www.exchange4media.com/advertising/airtel-vodafone-or-ideawho-wins-the-4g-communication-battle_65778.html#sthash.DSuTMcVV.dpuf
The
4G space has become quite heated, with operators dishing out special
promos and data offerings to lure customers to their network. While the
real war has already started between Airtel, Vodafone
and Idea, there is also high demand from Reliance Jio 4G, even before
they have commercially launched their services. Hundreds are queuing
every day in front of Reliance Digital Stores to get their hands on the
free SIM card to avail the preview offer, which allows for unlimited
free voice calls, SMS and internet for 90 days.
With customers highly unsatisfied with the service and with numerous complaints that 4G network is not available properly, it has become a task for the operators to innovate their creative strategy to communicate with the consumers.
Airtel, no doubt, had the first mover advantage with its media blitzkrieg featuring its well-known brand ambassador Sasha Chhetri launched last year in July, months ahead of its arch rival Vodafone and Idea. Vodafone this year launched their SuperNet 4G network, for which it got back their popular pug after four years. Aditya Group-owned Idea Cellular launched their maiden communication in June, where they spoke about how 4G can change one’s life for the better.
According to KV Sridhar (Pops), Chief Creative Officer, Sapient Nitro,
“Airtel has a slight edge over the other players for being the first one
in the race. They have been basically trying to target the younger
audience and communicate the widespread reach of the network. Vodafone
on the other hand takes a universal appeal and simplistic tone in their
communication. For Idea, I feel, their approach is not very clear. They
need to find a purpose and create some disruptive communication.”
First mover advantage for Airtel
Airtel 4G campaigns have been trolled, admired and debated, which has also made Chhetri one of the most popular brand advocates in recent times. According to media reports, the unconventional fresh face has helped deliver the brand high recall value and Airtel's revenue market-share even touched a six-year high of 31.4% in December 2015. At the start of this year, during IPL, just when Vodafone launched their SuperNet, Airtel tweaked its creative strategy, and Chhetri was seen to take a dig at herself. These set of ads showed her on a vacation with friends at picturesque locations, each trying to highlight the wide reach of the 4G network. It was widely appreciated as it gave freshness to the brand thought.
- See more at: http://www.exchange4media.com/advertising/airtel-vodafone-or-ideawho-wins-the-4g-communication-battle_65778.html#sthash.DSuTMcVV.dpuf
With customers highly unsatisfied with the service and with numerous complaints that 4G network is not available properly, it has become a task for the operators to innovate their creative strategy to communicate with the consumers.
Airtel, no doubt, had the first mover advantage with its media blitzkrieg featuring its well-known brand ambassador Sasha Chhetri launched last year in July, months ahead of its arch rival Vodafone and Idea. Vodafone this year launched their SuperNet 4G network, for which it got back their popular pug after four years. Aditya Group-owned Idea Cellular launched their maiden communication in June, where they spoke about how 4G can change one’s life for the better.
According to KV Sridhar (Pops), Chief Creative Officer, Sapient Nitro,
“Airtel has a slight edge over the other players for being the first one
in the race. They have been basically trying to target the younger
audience and communicate the widespread reach of the network. Vodafone
on the other hand takes a universal appeal and simplistic tone in their
communication. For Idea, I feel, their approach is not very clear. They
need to find a purpose and create some disruptive communication.”First mover advantage for Airtel
Airtel 4G campaigns have been trolled, admired and debated, which has also made Chhetri one of the most popular brand advocates in recent times. According to media reports, the unconventional fresh face has helped deliver the brand high recall value and Airtel's revenue market-share even touched a six-year high of 31.4% in December 2015. At the start of this year, during IPL, just when Vodafone launched their SuperNet, Airtel tweaked its creative strategy, and Chhetri was seen to take a dig at herself. These set of ads showed her on a vacation with friends at picturesque locations, each trying to highlight the wide reach of the 4G network. It was widely appreciated as it gave freshness to the brand thought.
- See more at: http://www.exchange4media.com/advertising/airtel-vodafone-or-ideawho-wins-the-4g-communication-battle_65778.html#sthash.DSuTMcVV.dpuf
The
4G space has become quite heated, with operators dishing out special
promos and data offerings to lure customers to their network. While the
real war has already started between Airtel, Vodafone
and Idea, there is also high demand from Reliance Jio 4G, even before
they have commercially launched their services. Hundreds are queuing
every day in front of Reliance Digital Stores to get their hands on the
free SIM card to avail the preview offer, which allows for unlimited
free voice calls, SMS and internet for 90 days.
With customers highly unsatisfied with the service and with numerous
complaints that 4G network is not available properly, it has become a
task for the operators to innovate their creative strategy to
communicate with the consumers.
Airtel, no doubt, had the first mover advantage with its media
blitzkrieg featuring its well-known brand ambassador Sasha Chhetri
launched last year in July, months ahead of its arch rival Vodafone and
Idea. Vodafone this year launched their SuperNet 4G network, for which
it got back their popular pug after four years. Aditya Group-owned Idea
Cellular launched their maiden communication in June, where they spoke
about how 4G can change one’s life for the better.
According to KV Sridhar (Pops), Chief Creative Officer, Sapient Nitro,
“Airtel has a slight edge over the other players for being the first one
in the race. They have been basically trying to target the younger
audience and communicate the widespread reach of the network. Vodafone
on the other hand takes a universal appeal and simplistic tone in their
communication. For Idea, I feel, their approach is not very clear. They
need to find a purpose and create some disruptive communication.”
First mover advantage for Airtel
Airtel 4G campaigns have been trolled, admired and debated, which has
also made Chhetri one of the most popular brand advocates in recent
times. According to media reports, the unconventional fresh face has
helped deliver the brand high recall value and Airtel's revenue
market-share even touched a six-year high of 31.4% in December 2015. At
the start of this year, during IPL, just when Vodafone launched their
SuperNet, Airtel tweaked its creative strategy, and Chhetri was seen to
take a dig at herself. These set of ads showed her on a vacation with
friends at picturesque locations, each trying to highlight the wide
reach of the 4G network. It was widely appreciated as it gave freshness
to the brand thought.
- See more at:
http://www.exchange4media.com/advertising/airtel-vodafone-or-ideawho-wins-the-4g-communication-battle_65778.html#sthash.DSuTMcVV.dpuf
