India's
economic prosperity and maturity has also helped to shape the world
of advertising agencies in India, enabling the latter to reach global
standards. Advertising has become serious and big business in India,
with its worth being estimated at Rs. 13,200-crore, by those in
the know. This can only mean one thing that apart from the quality
of work, the volume of work too has gone up. A decade back it was
still a fledgling industry, with a colonial hang up. Today it has
transformed itself into a thoroughbred performer, doing great work
both in India and abroad and winning accolades. A prominent globalization
has been observed in the operation of the Indian advertising industry
as it has learnt to speak in different languages, be it urban rural
and even global.
The advertising industry in India has gone through a sea change
with the inception of various divisions under it to boost its productivity
and progress, such as creative department, media
planning, direct marketing, public
relations, and so on. With blooming markets and an ever-deepening
pocket of the Indian consumer, revenues for ad-spends are touching
new highs as advertising agencies in India continue their triumphant
march towards creating new Indian sensibilities.
Technological advancements in the last decade or so have enabled
the common man to consume the media of their choice at their convenience
and time. This blurring of lines between TV, Internet, mobile phones
and other devices has increased media fragmentation and has led
to paradigm shifts within the industry. In this part-real-part-virtual
world, Advertising
And Marketing Services in India are trying to marry the age-old
traditions of storytelling and brand experience to the new-age reality
of consumer control. Agencies are creating, sharing and managing
stories and brand experiences in a manner that involves and engages,
rather than interrupts or alienates.
All most all Marketing
And Advertising agencies in India believe in the concept of
360 degree branding. The services provided by most of these agencies
include advertisement for TV, print ads, creating web sites, working
on web banners, email marketing, direct marketing, telemarketing,
radio promotions, outdoor promotions, tracking retail visibility
and communications, designing inputs on packaging, rural communications
and PR. It is safe to say that at present a single ad agency provides
a host of services from content creation, developing the artwork
to radio jingles to monitoring the effectiveness of the advertisements
and even inventing new idioms and language to relate to consumers
of all pocket shapes and sizes. For more information on Advertising
Agencies in India please visit our website www.exchange4media.com