Marketing Quake

23/05/2026

22/05/2026

Maggie was using nostalgia marketing strategy even before it was a trend.

21/05/2026

"Paytm karo" is more than just a jingle, it now stands for your secure money transactions and a revolutionary switch in the Indian fintech space.



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20/05/2026

How did Wild Stone turn one dialogue into a brand recall machine?

“Log toh notice karenge” wasn’t just a campaign line.
It became the entire personality of the brand.

Just one relatable emotion: the need to be noticed.



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19/05/2026

Spotify's "ugly" disco ball was mocked by everyone. And yet, here is proof that their 20th anniversary campaign turned into a cultural moment.




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18/05/2026

The campaign that changed the audience's perspective on dirty clothes, changing it from being a hassle to a representation of carefree and happy childhood.

Surf Excel India

16/05/2026

The song that was (and still is) stuck in everyone's heads because of this one advertisement

15/05/2026

Shortage or strategy?👀


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14/05/2026

This is how Hutch conveyed their signal strength through smartly crafted emotional storytelling

13/05/2026

In honor of Spotify's 20th anniversary, the streaming giant is letting its users go back and review their listening history on the site, including the first song they streamed, the day they signed up, and the artists they have listened to the most over the years. Your Party of the Year(s) is a new customized in-app feature that is being made available to users worldwide through the anniversary webpage and mobile app.

Search "Spotify 20" on your Spotify mobile app or web browser to get your personalized stats.

12/05/2026

Amazon portrays how mothers have been there for you your whole life and yet how she can be taken for granted

Amazon India