Suresh Narayanan, the Chairman and Managing Director of Nestlé India, spoke to e4m on the sidelines of the 6th CII Marketing Leadership Summit 2022 in Mumbai on Tuesday
Suresh Narayanan, the Chairman and Managing Director of Nestlé India, a company which commands a market capitalization of over Rs 1,94,000 crores, is known as a strong proponent of innovation and technology for business diversification and growth.
Narayanan’s appointment in 2015 coincided with the company’s worst crisis ever. Maggi, its iconic brand, ran into trouble with the Indian food regulators and was removed from shelves across several states.
By the end of 2019, Nestlé India recorded a double-digit value growth over nine consecutive quarters. The company registered growth in FY21 and FY22 as well.
FMCG companies are currently feeling the pinch of inflationary trends. Nestlé is no different although it reported an 8.3% growth in second-quarter net profit to ₹668 crore as compared to ₹617 crore in the same quarter last year.
Narayanan, who is also the Chairman of the CII National Committee on Food Processing Industries, spoke to e4m on the sidelines of the 6th CII Marketing Leadership Summit 2022 in Mumbai on Tuesday. Excerpts:
There are mixed signals in the Indian as well as the global economy. Some key parameters are getting better, and some are on the downturn. Marketers are quite confused about spending. What would be the advertising and media spend outlook for 2023?
I hope it gets to be more positive because realistically speaking, in 2022 food inflation in companies like mine has been quite serious. Thereby, the capability to be investing strongly in building brand equities for a sustainable future has been somewhat interrupted. I do hope that if the inflationary horizon becomes a little bit better in 2023, we might actually be able to invest much more behind brands and behind creating the equity ecosystem that they need.
How are you dealing with inflationary pressures?
At the moment, the strategy that we have got is to first mitigate as best as we can through the economies and efficiencies we have as a large player in the food space.
Second, we try and recalibrate our portfolio towards brands that are capable of delivering better value by better execution over the period of time to give us the results.
In extreme cases, we look at price increases as well where it is beyond our ability to absorb some of the increases in commodity prices. The combination of these is how we have managed to keep in view the interest and strength of the brands that we have with consumers. In all humility, this will also be our strategy going forward.
Nestle is investing a lot in digital advertising. You said earlier that you have close to 3,000 digital ads that are getting changed every minute. Could you please elaborate more on your digital marketing strategy?
Today, most marketing companies in the consumer goods space are digital first. TV commercials still consume a lot of resources mainly because they cater to a large number of consumers. However, digital offers us uniqueness, innovation, customisation and opportunity for penetrating the young population of India. India has the largest Gen Z population which is connected to digital media. They are not watching mainstream TV.
In some of our brands, the share of digital ad spends accounts for 35-45 percent while in some, it is 10-15 percent.
Within digital, which platform is giving the highest ROI (return of investments) to you?
There are numerous digital platforms. We are largely using the usual platforms like Facebook, Google, Twitter and a few others. Some customized platforms also give us a fair amount of traction.
Some advertisers are currently reducing their ad spend on Google and Meta due to various reasons. What is the trend at Nestle?
We are keeping a balance. We have a partnership with Meta and Google. Our goal is to accelerate digital reliance to resonate with consumers for that we use many platforms.
What kind of consumer trends did you observe in 2023?
Consumers at present are operating in two to three spaces; firstly the value space is still very high, and people are looking at value for money.
But there is quite a strong trend towards premiumisation as well due to the aspirational population. The balance of these two trends is going to determine the future of the companies.
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Relationship Marketing
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Keyword Marketing
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Content Marketing
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The 4 Ps
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Place (or Distribution): Distribution refers to the act of carrying products to consumers. It is also used to describe the extent of market coverage for a given product.
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As we inch closer to the festival, tis also the season to review the best Christmas ads of 2022!
Amazon
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Asda Stores Limited
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Coca-Cola
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Disney
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McDonald’s UK
A little boy makes a list of things he wants for Christmas. As he keeps adding pages to it, the list grows meters long, until one day the wind blows it away. His parents decide to cheer him up by taking him to Mcdonald’s.
On their way back, his mother asks him what was there on his list anyway. As opens a part of the list that he managed to hold on to against the wind, it reveals the drawing of a family. He holds both his parents tightly next to him to imply that he has already got what he wanted for Christmas.
Pepsi
“Pilk” a drink made from mixing Pepsi with milk may sound atrocious, but the beverage is what catapulted this Pepsi ad to internet virality.
Pilk recipes have been doing their rounds on TikTok and Instagram for a while now. Instead of running away from the trend, Pepsi decided to run with it by featuring the drink in its Christmas ad.
Lindsay Lohan is seen sipping on this “dirty soda” in the new ad for the beverage and people haven’t stopped talking about it ever since. Though there’s nothing much happening in the ad, it’s a welcome change from all the fuzzy, sentimental campaigns we get to see around the festive season.
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Like the last two seasons, season three seems to be a hit among its fanbase. One of the main discussion points for fans this season is Mcdonald’s and one of its regional offerings McBaguette woven into the storyline. This season, Emily is seen pitching for the popular food chain in promoting the McBaguette. It’s hard to miss.
Jesus Christ, the 1st episode is just a big McDonald’s advertisement, yikes #EmilyInParis
McDonald’s really devoured this whole episode lol #EmilyInParis
Did McDonald’s help fund this season or something?? #EmilyinParis
Jesus Christ, the 1st episode is just a big McDonald’s advertisement, yikes #EmilyInParis
It seems quite obvious that the fast food chain has partnered with Netflix on the new season and the first episode revolves around the brand trying to show how chic the restaurant chain is in France. By using the show as a vehicle, the fast food chain has been promoting the McBaguette and showcased itself as a legacy brand trying to adapt to the culture of France by making a product that will be liked by French consumers.
McDonald’s France launched the product in the year 2012 for a limited time however it kept on visiting the menu time by time for a limited edition. This year the brand integrated itself in Emily in Paris to promote the product in a seamless manner. Although the brand has not spoken about their partnership anywhere, viewers are quite sure it’s a deliberate move to position itself as a chic, luxurious brand.
Even the depictions of the restaurant space in Paris are a far cry from the McDonald’s we know. It is closer to a fine-dine space, which lends credence to the viewer’s suspicions.
It’s not the first time for Netflix, as the streaming giant has been actively integrating brands in various originals as well as new movies that are released only on the platform. With this, they have taken their brand integration game to the next level. Even Netflix India integrated brands into their content like Darlings, and the series Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives.
Talking about why brands are taking the OTT route more than traditional advertising, Samit Sinha, Founder and Managing Partner at Alchemist Brand Consulting Pvt Ltd, OTT who said that OTT has created a paradigm shift for viewers and brands have followed them.
“Going to theatres is by and large an infrequent, even if regular, activity and involves leaving the house. Also, it is something that one hardly does alone; it is invariably with family or friends. Television, to some extent, supplemented cinema by entering the home of the viewers, but it is still a collective activity,” says Sinha.
“OTT created a paradigm shift. The screen has shrunk, but the advantages of viewing what one wants and when one wants are huge. Importantly, it is also a more solitary activity. Therefore, the number of occasions that the brand has to register an impression with consumers is much more than before. That is the biggest benefit that OTT platforms offer advertisers. Also, series and reality shows ensure greater continued engagement with viewers, unlike films, which are a one-off opportunity,” he added.
The new season of Emily in Paris is an experiment for Netflix’s ad business, as the platform has lost close to a million subscribers in the last quarter showing a substantial loss in the market cap. With this, the brand is trying to test how audiences are reacting to pre-rolled ads and mid-episode ads.
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The film is by Creativeland Asia for Kisan Diwas
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Not all superheroes wear capes and this is especially true in the case of the hardworking Indian farmer who toils day and night. To acknowledge and celebrate the importance of Indian farmers in feeding the country and nation-building, the Godrej Group, India’s leading conglomerate releases a brand-new film titled #BharatKaKisan on National Farmer’s Day, also popularly known as Kisan Diwas.
Conceptualized and executed by The Godrej Group’s Brand and Communication’s team along with Creativeland Asia, the film is based on the central theme of how a farmer’s relentless hard work and dedication brings food onto our plates, every day, through every season, every year. The film illustrates the need to recognize the importance of farmers in daily lives at an early age, as often this role goes unnoticed and is only valued later in lives.
In a fitting tribute to the Indian farmer, in the newly released brand film, Mr. Balram Singh Yadav, Managing Director, Godrej Agrovet Limited is seen narrating an insightful poem dedicated to the farmers, to his granddaughter Riya, both as a tribute and a salute to them. The film is an acknowledgement of the invaluable contribution of farmers and their lives, making them no less than any superhero.
Speaking on the launch of the brand film, Balram Singh Yadav, Managing Director, Godrej Agrovet Limited, said “At Godrej Agrovet, we have been committed to bettering the lives of those who nourish ours. Farmers are indeed the backbone of our great nation, and this film is a heartfelt tribute to the strength and effort of the men and women of Indian soil who work tirelessly to ensure that countless lives are fed. We salute their dedication and thank them from the depth of our hearts.”
Anu Joseph, Co-Founder and Creative Vice-Chairman, Creativeland Asia, further added, “The film revolves around the fundamental and critical role played by the Indian farmer in our everyday lives. The film is an acknowledgement of the hard work and selfless nature of farmers and how young minds should be taught about the importance of farmers at an early age. Celebrating Kisan Diwas is as important as celebrating any other festival.”
The Godrej Group, has always strived to work directly with farmers by aiding them in harvesting better returns through knowledge, superior technologies, and processes. At Godrej Agrovet, the team has been innovating to improve farmer productivity, thereby helping them double their income and help feed our diverse nation since 1991.
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Actor Aparshakti Khurana commented, “I am really proud to be part of this initiative of Shadowfax. I truly appreciate the role that the delivery partners play in our lives. The fact that they work extremely hard to make life convenient for us is commendable. I salute their spirit and applaud Shadowfax for their endeavor to give delivery partners the recognition that they truly deserve.”
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The peppy ad is a part of the brand's latest 'You up?' campaign
By exchange4media Staff | Dec 24, 2022 8:33 AM | 3 min read
Tinder has released their latest brand campaign ‘You Up’, which celebrates the endless possibilities of moments and experiences on Tinder. It is a reflection of how dating has become more fluid and how young daters increasingly embrace their authentic selves on the Tinder app and IRL. For them ‘You Up?’ is about putting themselves out there and seeking the kind of connections they want, on their own terms.
Young singles, who make up a majority of Tinder, are increasingly becoming more intentional with who they spend their time with and what they are looking for. They are looking for open-mindedness and embracing casual – yet clearly defined – situationships as the default relationship status. In fact, according to Tinder’s Year in Swipe report there was a 49%* increase in Tinder members adding this relationship intention to their profiles. Conceptualized by Lowe Lintas to the tune of a 90s hit, ‘You Up’ follows a young female singleton who is in charge and chooses a variety of first date experiences without worrying about the outcome – whether it’s a fun karaoke night, a long drive or just meeting someone over dinner. By putting herself out there and being open to possibilities, she is able to explore her individuality with endless new experiences that await at every turn with Tinder.
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Vasudha Misra, Regional Creative Officer, Lowe Lintas said, “Tinder advertising has always felt like a small snapshot of where we are at – in terms of the way we see relationship and romance of course, but also in terms of how a girl taking control of her own narrative is perceived. And to me, this spot feels like an honest piece that captures where the youth’s head is right now. it is unapologetic, it is individualistic, and it takes a phrase that till now just had one connotation and adds multiple dimensions to it. All set to a killer track.”
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