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Wednesday, 26 August 2020

Practo urges India to rise above doubts and seek experts

Practo urges India to rise above doubts and seek experts’
advice with its new campaign #HelloDoctor

Encourages India to video-consult a doctor at the very first sign of  medical symptom
●      This 360-degree campaign conceptualised by Spring Marketing Capital, powered by 6 films in 7 languages is set to dominate TV and all digital media platforms through 13k+ spots over the next ten weeks
 
 Every healthcare journey begins with the appearance of a symptom. And every symptom comes with a decision to be made: what to do next? Depending on whether the symptom is mild or severe, the patient or the caretaker ends up deciding the further course of treatment amidst looming doubts. Rooted in this thought, Practo, India’s leading digital healthcare company has launched its new TVC campaign,  #HelloDoctor to urge India to rise above doubts and seek an expert’s advice, just a video call away. The true essence of the campaign lies in the fact that there is no place for doubt when it comes to healthcare, and the course of treatment is best decided after consulting an expert.







This 10-week campaign, slated to go live this week will be powered by six films in seven different languages. 13000+ spots across 100+ channels in the country including TV & digital media (Youtube, facebook, Instagram, Twitter and more) would be covered as part of this consumer marketing campaign. Links to the TVCs: Link 1 and Link 2.
Conceptualised and developed by Spring Marketing Capital, the TVCs are inspired by real-life health conversations of different families who, though unsure of the health problem, decide the next course of action either by self-medication or ignoring the first sign of symptoms. Through a light-hearted take, these films encapsulate the healthcare journey of families, their reaction to symptoms; ultimately highlighting Practo’s expertise in online video consultations. With video consultations being available to people 24*7, access to thousands of verified doctors from across specialties has become easier. Practo intends to make each user’s journey to quality healthcare convenient, accessible and affordable.
Siddhartha Nihalani, VP - Products, Practo, said, “The key to good health is taking the right decision at the right time. The first course of action is the most important part of the healthcare journey and we often make the mistake of deciding that ourselves, inadvertently putting our and our families' health at risk. Consulting qualified doctors at the very first sign of a medical symptom can prevent healthcare problems from aggravating. Technology has helped us find a perfect solution in video consultations as it provides 24*7 easy access to verified doctors in less than a minute. It’s time we stop guessing and start consulting doctors at the onset of the very first medical symptom.” 
“The campaign reflects our commitment to enable quality healthcare access to a billion+ Indian through doctor consultations,” he adds.
In the first film, a family is seen discussing their grandmother’s skin problem. The mother and father are shown to be suggesting home remedies or over-the-top creams as initial treatment albeit with doubts while debating over the safety of visiting a hospital. Their daughter intervenes and asks them the million-dollar question - ‘Since it's a matter of grandmother’s health shouldn’t we ask the experts?’, and then goes on to help the grandmother video consult a doctor on Practo. The second film showcases a scenario in which the mother of a small boy tells her yoga teacher during her online class that her son has been suffering from stomach pain since the previous night. When the teacher asks her about the treatment, the mother replies about getting over-the-top medicines from a pharmacist. The teacher tells the mother to consult a doctor since it’s about the child’s health and goes on to explain how easy it is to video consult a doctor on Practo, as it’s similar to connecting with her on video classes. 
Arun Iyer, Founding Partner, Spring Marketing Capital, said, “Working on the new campaign for Practo was both exciting and challenging. Given the times we’re in, most medical messaging we hear revolves around Covid-19. But the truth is, the so-called “regular” health concerns haven’t gone anywhere, right? The tummy aches, the headaches, the skin concerns... We still need timely access to good healthcare. And that's where Practo comes in. At a time when stepping out of the house to see a doctor can feel like a health risk in itself, offering 24x7 video consultation with top doctors helps address symptoms & concerns early and safely.
The messaging of “Hello, Doctor” was borne of the universal nature of that line, as well as the sense of relief it brings. We can all relate to feeling a little bit more at ease when we get to speak to a doctor about the symptoms that concern us. It’s a sentiment that transcends languages, regions, et al. Simple, yet resounding,” Iyer adds.

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has only accentuated people’s doubts in the health decisions they make for themselves, family and friends by self-diagnosing and self-medicating. After years of working on refining the telemedicine service, Practo has seen a strong acceptance of video consultations with doctors amongst users. Some of the reasons for this include easy accessibility to top doctors, effective way of solving common health problems without visiting clinics or hospitals, ability to help the patient instantly connect with a specialist during emergency situations and enabling regular healthcare consultations for the entire family from the comfort of their homes.

Tuesday, 21 July 2020

Nu-Shakti launches TVC Campaign

Nu-Shakti launches TVC Campaign #AskMoreFromYourDrink
·         Campaign positions Nu-Shakti MixMe Beverage Powder as an immunity building drink
·         MixMe Beverage includes immunity building micronutrients –
Vitamins C, D & B6, Selenium and more
·         Commercial to run live in English, Hindi, Tamil, Malayalam and Telugu

Emphasizing the importance of building immunity via a beverage, Nu-Shakti – a Royal DSM brand – launched a TVC campaign focused on its MixMe beverage powder, highlighting the product’s potential as an immunity building drink. Backed by the theme, ‘#AskMoreFromYourDrink’, the campaign stresses the various micronutrients that help in staying healthy and building immunity. 







The ongoing pandemic reveals the criticality of building a robust immune system. Therefore, the TVC underscores the fact that having a drink with immunity building micronutrients can build strength as well as resilience in body’s natural defence and promoting wellbeing. The TVC’s messaging: “It’s easy to get immunity in cartoons, but in real life, you need much more to get the immunity you need.” Given the importance of micronutrients in building immunity, the campaign reiterates that MixMe Beverage Powder is nourishing beverage that fulfils this purpose.

The 20-second TVC depicts a cartoon skit where the central character is preparing to fight a monster. The hero grabs a magic potion and, after drinking it, he glows and gains strength, eventually defeating the monster. The commercial highlights the need for vitamins, minerals and other micronutrients in building immunity in real life for fighting the monstrous diseases we may face. Towards the end, the TVC highlights the micronutrients available in the MixMe beverage powder. 

Alok Kohli, Business Director – DSM India, said, “There is heightened awareness around building immunity in recent times and consumers are seeking products that can help them achieve this objective. Nu-Shakti Mixme has been formulated with micronutrients that play a role in building one’s immunity. The MixMe TVC is has creatively encouraged consumers to seek immunity building nutrients in ‘real life’.” 

The 360-degree campaign will be led by television and digital platforms, including YouTube, Social and OTTs. Besides, the brand will engage with a peer-to-peer network of mothers, micro and nano influencers to amplify awareness and spark conversations in the digital space. The campaign is in tune with Nu-Shakti’s strategy of encouraging healthy living among consumers by adding micronutrients to their daily diets.


Conceptualised by the team, the TVC is completely designed through computer graphics with coordinated efforts amidst the nationwide lockdown. The TVC is live in English and Tamil and will also go live in Telugu and Malayalam. MixMe contains essential vitamins and minerals with iron and folic acid. 1 serving (20g powder mixed with 200ml water) contains 12 vitamins and 5 minerals; with Vitamins C & D Vitamin B6, Selenium and Vitamin D which are key nutrients to build immunity. 1 serving of Mix Me provides micronutrients found in some common foods for example Vitamin C found in 35g Oranges, Selenium found in 90g Ripe Papaya and Vitamin B2 found in 180g Almonds.  Each serving provides up to 30% of the recommended daily allowance of micronutrients for a child between 7-10 years.

Nu-Shakti’s product range also includes Powermix for rice (fortified rice kernels) and Powermix for atta (fortified atta/flour).

Consumers can know more by visiting: www.nu-shakti.com.