THE CREATIVE FIELDBOOK / SNS MEDIA TECH

Campaign studies

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Used-car retail / 2022DEEPER STUDY · 6 MIN READ

Khushiyon Ki Long Drive

Spinny

Organise a high-consideration decision around useful questions and visible service responsibilities.

Explain a high-consideration service journey People close to a buyer may raise genuine concerns, not merely barriers for marketing to overcome. List the questions that matter at each stage and identify which source can answer them reliably. Separate practical advice from preferences and from unsupported assumptions. A small retailer can provide a short decision worksheet that helps someone compare information without dismissing family input. The worksheet should include reasons to wait or choose another option. Test whether participants can identify what remains unanswered after seeing the campaign. A useful service story reduces confusion while preserving the customer’s authority to make a different decision from the one shown in the advertisement.

Evidence note
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Read study, data & creative direction →Decision support
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Used-car marketplace / 2020DEEPER STUDY · 6 MIN READ

Duniya Boli Lagayegi

CARS24

Visualise access to a network while distinguishing potential interest from a confirmed outcome.

Make marketplace access understandable A long queue can communicate breadth quickly, but it may imply that every person is ready to buy the specific item shown. Explain the difference between potential reach, eligible participants and actual offers. A small marketplace can use an original diagram that makes these stages visible instead of multiplying anonymous figures. Ask viewers what they think each figure represents and whether all of them are committed. If the metaphor suggests demand that has not been established, revise it before adding more spectacle. The useful lesson is to make an invisible process understandable, not to use visible size as a substitute for evidence of active interest.

Evidence note
No verified quantitative outcomeRead the documented execution and evidence limits in the study. No numeric result is claimed.
Read study, data & creative direction →Marketplace explanation
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Automotive marketplace / 2022DEEPER STUDY · 6 MIN READ

Bharosa Kar Ke Dekho

CarDekho

Connect a service to human stakes without making a transaction a test of care.

Connect a transaction with its human context A story can show why a decision matters without implying that someone must buy or sell to be a good parent, partner or friend. Review the ending for alternatives: could the relationship remain intact if the transaction did not happen? If not, the product may be carrying too much moral weight. A small organisation can tell a story about considering options together rather than fulfilling a fixed material promise. Ask participants what the message suggests about someone who cannot or chooses not to proceed. The aim is to recognise a meaningful decision while leaving room for different circumstances, budgets and definitions of a good outcome.

Evidence note
No verified quantitative outcomeRead the documented execution and evidence limits in the study. No numeric result is claimed.
Read study, data & creative direction →Emotional proportionality
1192
Property search / 2015DEEPER STUDY · 6 MIN READ

Look Up

Housing.com

Earn optimism through usable search information and visible limits rather than suppressing caution.

Make a difficult search feel approachable A positive tone can welcome people into a difficult task, but the task still needs to be made manageable. Identify the uncertainty that creates friction and provide a concrete way to resolve it. For a search service, that might mean clearer categories, consistent descriptions or an honest statement of missing information. A small organisation should test those improvements alongside its new identity rather than treating the launch as a separate communications project. Ask participants what feels easier and why. If they can identify only colours or an upbeat line, the emotional promise may be running ahead of the experience that would justify it.

Evidence note
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Read study, data & creative direction →Optimism and usability
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Property search / Date not verifiedDEEPER STUDY · 6 MIN READ

Property Ka Supermarket

Magicbricks

Borrow a familiar organising structure while preserving the consequential differences it cannot explain.

Organise a complex range through a familiar setting An analogy works by transferring understanding from one setting to another, but not every feature should travel. List the useful similarities and the misleading differences before developing the creative. A supermarket can suggest organised choice; it should not imply that every option is interchangeable or ready for immediate purchase. A small service can include a plain statement of what the analogy is intended to explain. Ask participants what else they infer from it. Those unintended inferences are often more important than whether they find the idea entertaining. The strongest adaptation makes one unfamiliar process clearer without importing promises that the service cannot support.

Evidence note
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Read study, data & creative direction →Analogy boundaries
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Adult learning / Date not verifiedDEEPER STUDY · 6 MIN READ

Aage Ki Soch / Aage Ki Socho

upGrad

Turn broad encouragement into an optional, feasible learning step without career guarantees.

Invite a feasible next learning step An instruction to think ahead can feel energising but remain too vague to act on. Offer a small, clearly described step with a realistic time requirement and no hidden commitment. Explain what someone will learn, what prior knowledge is needed and what the sample cannot demonstrate. A small education provider can let people inspect an example before asking them to consider a programme. Test whether the invitation helps participants judge fit rather than simply increasing urgency. A useful next step includes the possibility of deciding that the timing, format or subject is unsuitable. That decision can be evidence of clearer communication rather than a failure to persuade.

Evidence note
No verified quantitative outcomeRead the documented execution and evidence limits in the study. No numeric result is claimed.
Read study, data & creative direction →Responsible learning motivation
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Adult education / 2020DEEPER STUDY · 6 MIN READ

Power Ahead

Great Learning

Show a learnable action instead of allowing status comparisons to stand in for educational evidence.

Make continued learning concrete A promotion or impressive title may dramatise success, but it leaves the actual learning process invisible. Identify a specific action that someone can understand, practise and assess. A small education provider might show how a learner checks a calculation or structures a question, rather than implying that a credential changes their rank. The example should be modest enough that the evidence can support it. Ask participants what skill they believe the course teaches and how they would know they had improved. If the answer is only a better job title, the campaign needs a clearer account of learning rather than a stronger aspirational ending.

Evidence note
No verified quantitative outcomeRead the documented execution and evidence limits in the study. No numeric result is claimed.
Read study, data & creative direction →Task-level evidence
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Local logistics / 2022DEEPER STUDY · 6 MIN READ

Delivery Hai? Ho Jayega

Porter

Help people recognise a possible service match while making boundaries easy to understand.

Make service range recognisable A portfolio demonstration should include examples that reveal meaningful differences, not merely a larger number of objects. Show what changes when a task is small, bulky, scheduled or needs special handling, without implying that every variation is accepted. A small service can create a few original scenario cards instead of a sweeping montage. Ask participants which example resembles their supplied task and which information is still needed. The objective is recognition followed by a useful question. If people infer that all requests are automatically suitable, the range demonstration has obscured the matching process that the service actually needs to perform.

Evidence note
No verified quantitative outcomeRead the documented execution and evidence limits in the study. No numeric result is claimed.
Read study, data & creative direction →Operational promise limits
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Urban mobility / 2021DEEPER STUDY · 6 MIN READ

Smart Ho Toh Rapido

Rapido

Use a locally recognisable guide to explain options without shaming alternatives or overstating convenience.

Explain a mobility offer through memorable guides A character should do more than deliver a memorable line. Decide which uncertainty they resolve and make that explanation understandable without the performance. A small service can use a fictional guide to show how to compare options, identify missing information or find support. Avoid making the character omniscient or suggesting that every concern has an easy answer. Test a plain-text version alongside the entertaining one. If the useful information disappears when the character is removed, the concept may be relying on charm rather than explanation. The guide’s role is to help people make their own decision, not to replace judgement with admiration or familiarity.

Evidence note
No verified quantitative outcomeRead the documented execution and evidence limits in the study. No numeric result is claimed.
Read study, data & creative direction →Localisation discipline
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Food retail / 2021DEEPER STUDY · 6 MIN READ

Nakhra

Licious

Translate selectiveness into concrete criteria and distinguish preference from verifiable claims.

Explain standards through an everyday attitude A personality trait becomes a useful product story only when the audience can identify what it changes in the offer. List the criteria that matter, explain how they are checked and distinguish preference from a measurable requirement. Avoid making a general claim of care do the work of several unsupported technical assertions. A small producer can show one documented process rather than promising perfection across every stage. Ask participants to name the criterion and the evidence they would need to assess it. If they remember only that the brand is fussy, the campaign has communicated an attitude but not yet a meaningful reason to choose.

Evidence note
No verified quantitative outcomeRead the documented execution and evidence limits in the study. No numeric result is claimed.
Read study, data & creative direction →Standards communication
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Arts and culture / 2014DEEPER STUDY · 5 MIN READ

After Dark

Tate Britain

Create a new way to explore a familiar collection by changing access and viewpoint rather than merely changing the advertisement.

The institution wanted another route into its collection. Identify a genuine barrier or overlooked viewpoint before selecting a technology. It may be timing, distance, scale or the order in which information is encountered. Ask what the changed condition lets the audience understand that a standard presentation does not. A novel interface is justified when it produces a useful perspective, not simply because it creates an announcement that the institution has become more digital.

Evidence note
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Read study, data & creative direction →Changed viewpoint
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Cultural sponsorship / 2013DEEPER STUDY · 5 MIN READ

Our Heroes Are Back: The Night Watch Returns

ING / Rijksmuseum

Translate a cultural reopening into a recognisable public scene, then connect the spectacle with a concrete invitation.

A sponsor needed to communicate a museum reopening beyond regular visitors. Select an object, character or scene that helps explain the institution’s offer, not merely an icon that looks impressive in photographs. Provide enough context for people who do not already recognise it. A public invitation should not depend entirely on cultural prior knowledge. Test whether an unfamiliar viewer can understand the connection between the performance and the event without needing a long explanation afterward.

Evidence note
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Read study, data & creative direction →Literal cultural return
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