VikasAmrohi

VikasAmrohi Vikas Amrohi: Data-driven marketer. I let the numbers speak, and I listen to craft winning strategies

For almost 9 years, TheSEOGuru had the pleasure of working at the intersection of ecommerce application development, Online Marketing and Web Analytics as our society has become increasingly digital. TheSEOGuru has been largely spent leading major brands like Accenture through this transformation, TheSEOGuru train them how to engage, influence and activate their audiences using all aspects of onli

ne, new/digital and social media marketing and automation, in particular online branding, online reputation management (ORM), data capture (web analytics), customer acquisition and retention campaigns Cross Channel Marketing via Digital Mediums (online, cable, mobile & consoles etc).

ChatGPT steps out of the chatbox — and onto India’s streets.Its first-ever OOH campaign turns everyday prompts into powe...
14/10/2025

ChatGPT steps out of the chatbox — and onto India’s streets.
Its first-ever OOH campaign turns everyday prompts into powerful headlines across Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai, and Jaipur.

No jargon. No tagline. Just real conversations — the kind millions already have with ChatGPT.
Minimal design. Maximum recall.

Executed by OpenAI’s in-house team with Isle of Any (Global Creative) and Signpost India (OOH Partner), the campaign redefines how tech meets people — not through code, but context.

Because sometimes, the smartest thing a brand can say… is what people are already asking.

Campaign Name: What The Flip SaleBrand: GoibiboLaunch: September 2025Agency: Wondrlab IndiaFace of Campaign: Rishabh Pan...
13/10/2025

Campaign Name: What The Flip Sale
Brand: Goibibo
Launch: September 2025
Agency: Wondrlab India
Face of Campaign: Rishabh Pant
Tagline: “Pant flipped the bat. We flipped the deals.”
Offer: Up to 52% Off on Flights, Hotels & Packages
Objective: Drive peak-season conversions through a disruptive, high-energy message — blending humor, sports personality, and urgency.
Core Thought: Turn everyday moments into a “flip” — flipping expectations, prices, and travel plans.

It’s not just a sale. It’s a flip moment.
Goibibo’s is live — with up to 52% off on flights, hotels & packages.

When Pant flipped the bat, we flipped the deals.
Big energy. Bigger savings. Flip your travel plans today.
Offer Live Now

Sunfeast Marie Light’s “Missing Wife” isn’t a mystery — it’s a message.Launched in September 2025, this bold OOH campaig...
12/10/2025

Sunfeast Marie Light’s “Missing Wife” isn’t a mystery — it’s a message.
Launched in September 2025, this bold OOH campaign took over Bengaluru’s hoardings, bus shelters and society walls, created by ZeroFifty Mediaworks in collaboration with MyGate.

It shines a light on a quiet truth — in most homes, only the husband’s name appears on the nameplate. The wife’s identity goes missing, quite literally.

Through this disruption, the brand redefines what equality looks like — starting at the doorstep.

Because identity matters — even at home.

11/10/2025

In 2016, Maggi released | Hostel — a film that sends you straight back to those nights in shared rooms, whispered stories, and that familiar yellow packet on the stove.
Crafted under Maggi’s comeback campaign (agency: Publicis Worldwide; creative support: McCann) , this ad reunites old friends in their hostel and reminds us — no other snack feels like Maggi in those moments.

In it, the empty corridors, the laughter echoing, the ritual of making Maggi — it all builds up to one truth: Nothing like Maggi.

Thought / Concept Behind “Hostel” Ad

Emotional insight: College days, hostel life, shared late-night instant noodles — these are universal, nostalgic, and deeply embedded in many consumer memories.

Core idea: When your old hostel friends meet again, the moments and the flavors bring a flood of nostalgia. Maggi becomes the tie that binds old memories.

The ad shows ex-college mates going back to their hostel, walking through corridors, joking, and cooking Maggi — reviving old energy.
Campaign India

10/10/2025

In 2016+, as Maggi rebuilt itself, the campaign surfaced to remind us why this yellow packet stayed in our lives so long.
One ad — “Mom” — shows a man trying, nervously, to cook Maggi to impress his wife. He says “I haven’t lost the magic touch.” His daughter smiles: “It’s not you… it’s Maggi.”

This ad is a quiet celebration of that magical connection we have with food, memory, and home. It whispers: no matter what changes, there’s nothing like Maggi.

Which moment from your life feels irreplaceable — like “nothing else like it”?

Thought / Concept Behind “Nothing Like Maggi | Mom

Insight: Even after all years, changes, and controversies, there are things in life (and people) you can’t replicate. Maggi positions itself as one of those irreplaceables.

The emotional hook: through the lens of “Mom” or family, tying food to memories, love, authenticity.

Ex*****on: Use a domestic setting, relational interaction (husband/wife/child), emotional tension, a small moment (cooking Maggi) as the climax.

Positioning: “Nothing Like Maggi” suggests uniqueness — not just another noodle, but your Maggi.

09/10/2025

"Diving back into old (and sometimes new) ads that make us smile, think, or remember where it all started."

In 2015, during Maggi’s darkest hour, one of its most powerful reconnection ads appeared — “Mom” — part of the series.
In this video, a young man confesses how he never used to bother his mother for late-night Maggi sessions when it was around. The absence made him miss even the small things.

It wasn’t a brand relaunch. It was a homecoming to human stories.
For me, this ad reminds me that rebuilding trust isn’t just about safety checks or PR. It’s about honoring memories, small regrets, and what people felt when the product was gone.

08/10/2025

In 2015, when Maggi was off shelves across India, Nestlé India recalled ~38,000 tons of Maggi from shelves, destroyed stock, faced huge reputational loss, and had to retest in NABL-accredited labs to prove safety.

The brand made a bold move — it didn’t talk about noodles or safety first; it said “We Miss You Too.”
Conceptualized by McCann Erickson, this ad showed young people confessing how much they missed Maggi, how they realized small things — like snacking with friends or calling home — matters.

This wasn’t just a comeback ad. It was a bridge back to people’s lives. Maggi reminded us that food is memory, comfort, connection.

Who else says “Maggi miss kar raha hai” whenever they see that yellow packet now?

07/10/2025

Diving back into old (and sometimes new) ads that make us smile, think, or remember where it all started."

In the mid-1980s, Maggi broke into Indian homes with the simple yet magical line: “Mummy, I am hungry.”
Conceived by HTA (now JWT) and shot under the creative eye of Prahlad Kakkar, this ad wasn’t flashy — it was familial.

A child runs home, says “Mummy, I’m hungry”. The mother, wearing that gentle confidence, says “Two minutes”. And in that small window, she transforms Maggi into her answer — love in a bowl.

This ad showed how powerfully brands could ride on everyday relationships. Because when your mother becomes your brand’s ally, you live in memory.

Thought & Concept Behind the Ad

Insight: Kids often feel hunger at odd times (after school, while playing). Mothers are the gatekeepers — they decide what to feed. Maggi pitched itself as the trusted quick answer from mom to child.
Core Idea / Ex*****on: A child says, “Mummy, I am hungry”, mother replies “Two minutes” and serves hot Maggi to the kids. It makes Maggi part of home, part of the routine.
Positioning: Maggi’s brand promise was “2 minute noodles”, combining speed + taste. The ad layered in relational trust (mother’s care) rather than focusing only on product features.

06/10/2025

Hutch (1994–2007)
Ad: The Hutch Pug Ad – “Wherever you go, our network follows.” (2003)
Agency: Ogilvy India
Director: Prakash Varma, Nirvana Films
Concept: A little boy is followed everywhere by his pet pug → symbolizing Hutch’s network reliability.
Impact: Instantly iconic. The pug became Hutch’s brand mascot and one of India’s most loved advertising symbols.

🔴 Vodafone (2007–2018)
Ad: Vodafone Pug Transition Ad (2007)
When Hutch became Vodafone, the same pug reappeared, now running with the boy into a new world of red.
Tagline: “Wherever you go, our network follows. Hutch is now Vodafone.”
Insight: Seamless continuity — reassuring customers that only the brand name changed, not the service.
Later (2009), Vodafone launched the ZooZoos during IPL, another legendary campaign.

📶 Vodafone Idea (2018–Present)
Ad: Vodafone + Idea Merger Announcement Film (2018)
Concept: Vodafone and Idea brands came together, announcing the merger with the line “The future is exciting. Ready?”
It highlighted the combined strength of both networks, with creative visuals of red (Vodafone) and yellow (Idea) merging.
Agency: Ogilvy handled much of Vodafone’s creative; Idea’s merger campaign was co-led with Lowe Lintas inputs.

Vodafone – Stronger Together
Thought Behind It

After the Vodafone–Idea merger, the challenge was to reassure millions of subscribers that the combined brand would mean better connectivity, not confusion.

The solution? Bring back the pug, but not just one — an army of pugs following a boy, symbolizing the strength of Vodafone’s upgraded 4G network and the power of unity.

The line “Stronger Together. For You.” captured the merger’s promise in a single phrase: bigger, better, and more reliable.
Impact
The pug, already an emotional brand mascot, became a metaphor for scale and strength.
The campaign reassured Vodafone and Idea users at a critical time of industry change.
It highlighted how legacy assets (the pug) could be re-imagined for a new story.

04/10/2025

👉 Do you remember watching the pug turn red for the very first time? 🐾🔴

Thought Behind It
When Vodafone acquired Hutch in 2007, the challenge was huge: how do you change such a beloved brand without losing customer trust?
The solution was genius in its simplicity — bring back the same pug and boy from Hutch’s famous campaign, but with Vodafone’s new red branding.

The message: Nothing changes for you, except the name.

Tagline: “Wherever you go, our network follows. Hutch is now Vodafone.”

Impact:
Smoothest telecom rebrand in India’s history.
The pug provided continuity and reassurance, so customers felt no disruption.
Set the stage for Vodafone’s quirky, consumer-friendly brand personality (later seen in ZooZoos, IPL, 3G/4G ads).

03/10/2025

Thought Behind It
At a time when mobile networks were all shouting about tariffs and towers, Hutch took a softer route: show the feeling of network reliability, not the technology.
The insight was simple yet powerful: customers wanted a network that followed them everywhere. Instead of jargon, Hutch brought this to life with a little boy and his pug, moving through everyday streets and fields.
The tagline “Wherever you go, our network follows” became an instant cultural hook.

Impact
The pug became a household symbol of Hutch, loved by kids and adults alike.
It cemented Hutch as a friendly, reliable network.
Even today, this ad is studied as one of India’s best examples of storytelling over selling.

02/10/2025

Thought & Concept Behind the Tune / Ad

Insight / Need: Telecom was becoming a commodity (voice & SMS). Airtel needed something intangible, something emotional, to stand out. A sound — a melody — can stay in memory even when services change.

Core Idea: Create a distinctive audio identity (a tune) so that whenever someone hears it (on phone, ads, radio), they immediately think “Airtel.” That’s owning a sonic brand.

Ex*****on: They got A.R. Rahman to compose a short, memorable tune. Over time, the same melody was adapted in various ad executions and brand touchpoints.

Brand Positioning: With the tune, Airtel moved from being just a telecom operator to being a brand that is part of everyday moments — “live every moment.” The tune became its audible signature.

Challenges & Interesting Bits:
• Rahman was hesitant to appear in ads. The team had to persuade him and assure creative control.
• The tune became so iconic that it was widely downloaded as a ringtone.
• When Airtel rebranded (new logo / look) later, they still retained / re-orchestrated this tune in later versions to preserve continuity.

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