Pages

Saturday 9 March 2013

‘Padding up with Sachin’ for Fathers by Aviva


Learn Straight Drive From
Master Blaster Sachin Tendular


Let your Child Learn Batting Technics from Sachin Tendulkar


Mumbai/ Delhi, March 9, 2013: Aviva’s brand strategy, based on the father-child relationship, highlights the importance of a father’s role as a protector in his child’s life, whether financial, physical or emotional. With an objective to help young fathers realize the importance of financial planning for their children’s secure future, Aviva India unveiled its social media strategy today based on creating and feeding engaging content in the social media channels. The core of the content onion will focus on protection related content drawing analogies from cricket; the next levels will cover content on financial literacy, products and parenting for young fathers. This will be supported by a robust digital advertising campaign to promote content to our target audience – young parents in the age-group of 28-44 years. Aviva is already among the top players for its online protection plans and with this launch, they expect to further consolidate their position in this category.



Tutorials on cricketing by the Little Master


Through the new campaign – ‘Padding up with Sachin’ and ‘Sachin Off Guard’, launched today, Aviva aims to further strengthen its association with fatherhood and protection. These are a series of webisodes on cricket tutorials and interviews on importance of protection by Aviva’s Brand Ambassador and the Master Blaster – Sachin Tendulkar. For the first time ever, netizens will have access to innovative, inspirational and conversation like tutorials on cricketing by the Little Master himself.  With 73% of audience on social networking sites consuming video/ entertainment on the site, Aviva sees an increase of three fold in its engagement scores in its social media channels like Facebook, Twitter and Youtube leading to higher awareness on Aviva’s offerings.  Aviva is shortly releasing its ‘Product Center’ and a series of engaging product related videos on Facebook to further enhance the same.


Speaking on the occasion, Rishi Piparaiya, Director Marketing and Bancassurance, Aviva India, said, “Our vision on social media is to build a community of financially aware young parents and to achieve this, we see a significant role for both entertaining content for parents as well as infotainment around financial planning and Aviva’s products as key pillars. In the ‘Padding up with Sachin’ series, each webisode starts with Sachin reminding the viewers about the importance of protection.”

Aviva’s Brand Ambassador, Sachin Tendulkar said, “Cricket is my passion and I am delighted to partner with Aviva to launch the 'Padding up with Sachin' tutorials. These webisodes which showcase my successful moves on the pitch, will give fathers a chance to view and coach their children. The links to these videos will also be available on my Facebook page as well and I invite all to view and share the same".

Adding further, Rishi Piparaiya, Director Marketing and Bancassurance, Aviva India, said, “In an age where the internet is about content consumption and engagement, pure play product messaging only disrupts the consumer’s natural web behaviour. This is where we believe that we have bucked the trend by using content creation, rather than content disruption, as an approach. Testimony to this is the fact that we have crossed 1 lakh likes on our Facebook page in a short span and achieved a high engagement score on Twitter.

We believe that content will be key to scaling up and making Aviva the ‘buzziest’ life insurance brand online among their core target audience in this digital era. Marketing is fairly incomplete without digital media and social media, the key difference that social media brings to the table is that it allows you to have conversations with your customers unlike any other medium. It’s far more engaging and possibly the best way to reach your customer, in this day and age.”

Market Research by a leading kid’s channel highlights that Sachin Tendulkar is the leading sports icon for both boys and girls and cricket is among the most popular sports in India. Hence through the Padding up with Sachin series, Aviva seeks to provide a unique opportunity for fathers to train and engage with their kids. The first webisode to be released in the series is on Sachin’s signature shot – Straight Drive. (http://bit.ly/12z3KfO). The next series to be unveiled shortly will be on his other signature moves like Cover Drive, Pull Shot and Square Cut and will be released basis audience poll through contests in social media.

Friday 1 March 2013

BANING LIQUOR AND SMOKING IN INDIA

BANNING LIQUOR AND SMOKING IN INDIA

Next General Elections will be held in 2014, When people vote for Politician in their constituency, they should also have option to select whether they need liquor shops/ Bars in there ward or not.

Many Road Accidents do happen because of liquor drinking by drivers, also rapes are mostly done by people who are drunk. We do see many unhappy homes in India because of a person in that home consumes liquor.


We want the new Govt to ban liquor in India when its come to power in Next General Elections. 



If you want to share your views on banning liquor and smoking in india please email you veiws to info@mumbaijunction.com we will happy to promote on this blog





Budget 2013 - Proposal of New Bank for Women

AN OPEN LETTER TO FINANCE MINISTER


Govt has Given lot of benefits to women in india. It has Announce a public sector bank with initial capital of 1000 crore which will be managed by women, and will lend more to women.  


We think that Govt should have directed all public sector banks to lend more to women, and this govt controlled bank would have granted loans to women.

Rbi could have come with this rules 


1) 50% of total loan amount every year should be given to women.
2) 50% of jobs in the bank should be given to women. 


This could solved this issue of granting credit to women.

Govt could have allotted this 1000 crore only for lending to women. Now setting of a new bank, creating branches all over india, appointing employees will required money. If existing infrastructure would have used to lend women directly or even to employ women in this bank would have been great. 

I also think that if more womens are employed in the banks, this will bring down corruption in the bank industry. Dhfl an existing private company providing home loans has a a Dhfl branch in Virar, managed by only women employees. 

We will be happy if finance minister cancels his plan to create a new bank and use the money he has planned to give credit to womens in India.



This are Personal view of the Author - Mr. Amol Dalvi.
www.adityainfosystems.com