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The Times of India launches “The Times of a Better India” DOOH campaign

The English daily newspaper launched the digital OOH campaign in partnership with Times OOH

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The Times of India launches “The Times of a Better India” DOOH campaign

English daily newspaper, The Times of India, in partnership with Times OOH, has launched a new thought-provoking DOOH campaign “The Times of a Better India” to turn the spotlight on positive news and events.

The aim is to highlight the progressive journey of our country. The campaign aimed at communicating a wide array of stories about India, using a series of intriguing images that invokes viewers to think and know about unique aspects of India.

The campaign has been exclusively launched on Digital OOH in partnership with Times OOH - where 981 digital media units were taken across six cities such as Mumbai, Delhi and NCR, Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune and Bangalore for the duration of 15 days.

While the campaign was also launched on print and online medium, the objective of the DOOH campaign for “The Times of a Better India” was to not just make people aware but, more importantly, to make people appreciate the beauty through large, beautiful images.

“The ‘The Times of a Better India’ is exploring the continuum of change and positive development that India has witnessed since Independence, where every decade has built upon the progress of its preceding one. It is delving into the change drivers of the past, their impact on the present and a status-check of what the future may hold. Critically, the campaign is also asking questions about whether the success of certain sectors is indeed taking the country forward and what more could be done,” a The Times of India spokesperson said. 

Since the brand wanted to narrate multiple stories of India beautifully, therefore DOOH medium was preferred as it supports storytelling through multiple high-resolution images and brings out the beauty of India. 

The campaign was launched on a bouquet of media formats including departure and arrival at airports, malls, metro and corporate complexes. The locations were selected to target the captive audience so that they should have some time to comprehend the message and read more about the story if required. 

Times OOH executed the campaign by choosing a combination of outdoor locations coupled with the right timing of execution and creatives that would intrigue the audience. The outdoor sites chosen were specifically digital in nature to ensure the flexibility of sharing multiple stories throughout the campaign.

The campaign was launched closer to Independence Day when the patriotic feeling is at its peak. 

For the creative strategy, eight static creatives were collated highlighting a big picture of an Indian success story and sharing a short description to invoke readers to know more.

The various assets highlighted several unique things about India - from Ice Café in Ladakh to a bird in Nagaland which led to the creation of green village, and a sustainably designed school in the Jaisalmer desert that can run without the need of an AC.

“The Times of a Better India is a progressive campaign in several ways. The campaign sheds light on positive events and happenings in India and put the right set of questions in front of the audience to persuade them to think about the progress of the country. Secondly, it is one of those path-breaking campaigns that has been solely conducted on the Digital OOH medium which is still rare in the Indian OOH industry. It is high time that brands should understand the power of digital displays and the value added by DOOH in the campaign in terms of playing multiple creative, enhancing the effectiveness of the communication, and engaging the audience with a better storytelling possibility. We think that it is commendable of The Times of India team to realise the power of DOOH and employ it,” said Anchal Dhawan, Business Head, Times OOH.  

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