AMUL ADVERTISEMENT

In one of the media lectures we had attended, we were shown 2 advertisements of a dairy company called Amul and in one of the advertisements, it showed how the milk is made and the whole process of milking the cows.

Amul is one of India’s most iconic and trusted dairy brands, best known for its milk, butter and other dairy products. Founded in 1946, Amul is managed by the Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF). The brand became famous not only for its quality milk but also for its clever and catchy advertisements, including the legendary Amul girl mascot. Amul milk is marketed as pure, nutritious and essential for daily health, and it plays a major role in India's “White Revolution,” which helped make the country self-sufficient in dairy production. (Source : Wikipedia)

This ad could be shown to make sure that the consumers of the products that Amul sells, feel trusted and know about the product they are consuming. It highlights freshness and quality as well as the clean production process. 


On the other hand, the classical ad that was made by Amul used particular jingles to make sure that the advertisement and the brand is remembered through catchy sounds and music, as well as making it very family friendly. 






Amul effectively uses media to control how different audiences perceive its brand by tailoring its advertisements while maintaining an image for the people who view the advertisements. For example, health-conscious families are targeted through advertisements that emphasize Amul's clean production process, freshness, and nutritional benefits, building trust in the brand’s quality and the brand image . At the same time, children are engaged with colors, jingles, and the Amul Girl who is present on almost every Amul ad, this makes the brand feel playful and makes the audience remember the brand easily. Through this consistent yet adaptable media strategy, Amul is able to reshape how people think about the brand, not just as a company who sells dairy products, but as a part of Indian culture and conversation. The media positions Amul as not only a household staple but also a brand that evolves with society, earning emotional connection and long-term loyalty from a wide range of audiences.

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