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An Example: Campaign For TrulyMadly

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Page 1: Truly Madly - Breaking Stereotypes - Campaign

An Example: Campaign For TrulyMadly

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Objective For The Campaign

Growing Registrations TrulyMadly wanted to use the digital channel to grow registrations of people seeking to be

matched.

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Users Feel Embarrassed

People who will use the service may not be

very keen to share the same with their

friends and family online. Making it harder

to generate advocacy online.

The Challenge

New Way To Match People

The USP of the website was to match

people on psychographics rather

than traditional demographics such

as age, income, caste, etc.

1. 2.Unique

Positioning

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The Idea

People to share pictures of peculiar stereotypes that get attached to them and

how they actually do not fall in the stereotype.

!We called it #BreakingStereotypes

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Some Examples of Seeded Pictures

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Some Examples of Seeded Pictures

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Some Examples of Seeded Pictures

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Spreading The Word

Platforms 1. Facebook Page News Feed 2. Twitter Handle Feed

Other Channels 1. Influencers 2. Twitter Contests 3. Facebook Ads

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Some MetricsReach

!

7M Impressions Created

!Mentions in

• Social Samosa, • HT City, • Delhi Times, • Asian Age, • Inc Magazine, • Yahoo!, and • ScoopWhoop

Engagement !

8X increase in engaged users per

post

Impact !

20X increase in registrations !

17X increase in website sessions