Symbiosis Institute of Media and Communication, Pune




        Business Fundamentals
          -Prof. Chandan Chatterjee

           [LOWE LINTAS]
           Company Analysis
                                                          Submitted By:
                                            Student Name: Prachi Kedia
                                                             Roll no : 58
                                  Specialization and Section : MBA (B)
                                                         Batch : 2011-13
   Indian advertising industry today is estimated to be worth more than 200-
    crore rupees. The advertising agencies have come up with some mind
    boggling concepts which are termed as masterpieces. Advertising agencies
    have expanded themselves from being small and medium sized industries
    to becoming well known brands. Businesses are looking up to advertising as
    a tool to cash in on lucrative business opportunities. Growth in business has
    lead to a consecutive boom in the advertising industry as well. Today
    Indian advertising industry caters to both national and international
    customers. The industry offers a host of functions to its clients that include
    everything from start to finish that include client servicing, media
    planning, media buying, creative conceptualization, pre and post campaign
    analysis, market research, marketing, branding, and public relation
    services. Keeping in mind the current pace at which the Indian advertising
    industry is moving the industry is expected to witness a major boom in the
    times ahead. If the experts are to be believed then the industry in the
    coming times will form a major contribution to the GDP.

   “And in my opinion, entertainment in its broadest sense has become a
    necessity rather than a luxury in the life ...” Walt Disney
   Role :
                          To ensure that more people spend more time with our clients' brands.


   Purpose :
                         To create ideas that people want to spend some more time with. We work to
    deliver Populist Creativity through the laser like analysis of the core problem and brilliant insight into
    contemporary culture. Our work changes behaviour online and off, inspiring people to act.



   Belief :
                            High Value Ideas : In a world where consumers are bombarded by messages from brands
    (be they conversations or advertising, at the point of sale or in the repurchase cycle) Lowe believes that the
    greatest service is the provision of a High Value Idea. It’s both glue and context – amplifying and making sense
    of the messages to people. High Value Ideas are enduring, persuasive, creatively fertile - and are profound enough
    to work across all media channels and around the world
                         Idea Communities Lowe thinks that in the world of modern communications it’s
    important to draw upon a wide range of talent, but it’s cumbersome, expensive and undesirable to duplicate and
    support hundreds of offices. Idea Communities is the process by which talent from all marketing disciplines, and
    across all major markets can be brought together easily and freely to produce cross channel work that can span
    the world. The notion of idea communities has been recently bolstered by investments in new fields, in particular
    Huge Inc ( A global digital brand building business ) and Open ( a Global retail activation network)
WHO              WHAT           WHEN       WHERE           WHICH



Chairman and     Founded as a   In 1939.   LONDON
                                                           Advertising
Chief Creative   part                      (Headquarters
                                                           Agency in
Officer R.       of Hindustan              )
                                                           London
Balakrishnan     Unilever, Lowe
(Balki) and      Lintas is one
CEO Joseph       of India's
George.          largest and
                 most storied
                 communicatio
                 n groups.
   Founded in 1939 as a part of Hindustan Unilever, Lowe Lintas is one of
    India's largest and most storied communication groups. Headed by
    Chairman and Chief Creative Officer R. Balakrishnan (Balki) and CEO
    Joseph George, Lowe Lintas employs over 650 people across eight
    divisions and nine cities all over India.
    Today, Lowe Lintas India is a wholly owned subsidiary of the
    Interpublic Group, and one of the star offices in the Lowe Worldwide
    network.

   Headquartered out of London, Lowe Worldwide has over 80 offices in
    73 countries and a client roster that includes Unilever, Johnson &
    Johnson, Nestle, Ericsson, Sharp, Saab and many more.
    Lowe Lintas India leads global and regional communication for several
    Unilever and Johnson's Baby brands. We are a guiding light for Lowe
    offices in South Asia.
Lowe Lintas India is known as the communications group that has turned many small brands into
  market leaders. Our strength lies in our ability to develop what we call the high-value idea – an idea
                                 that transforms a marketing proposition into an enduring brand asset.


  The high-value idea evolves from our unique ‘problem-biased thinking’ approach. Here, we burrow
deep into the client’s marketing challenge, immerse ourselves in it, understand it inside-out…and then
                                                              develop communication solutions for it.


   In our early days, the high-value idea was epitomised by iconic characters such as Lalitaji, the Liril
    Girl, the MRF Man and Cherry Charlie; today, it is seen in high-voltage campaigns like Tata Tea’s
   ‘Jaago Re’, Lifebuoy’s ‘Koi Darr Nahin’, Idea Cellular’s ‘What An Idea’, Bajaj’s ‘Hamaara Bajaj’,
                                                    Surf Excel’s ‘Daag Acchhe Hain’ and many more.


    Throughout our history we have been a company of firsts, leading many developments within the
advertising industry. Most recently, we augmented our Strategic Planning division with the discipline
 of Channel Planning. Channel Planning allows for the strategic and efficient selection of the relevant
media channels for any given task within the context of the brand idea. This helps us deliver the high-
      value idea seamlessly across all relevant touch-points within the Lintas group in a cost-efficient
                                                                                               manner.
STAKEHOLDERS           REQUIREMENTS
Clients/ Customers      Promotion & Sale of Product

Employees               Providing services

Public                  Demand of product

Government              Overall law and order
 Unilever
 General  Motors
 Electrolux
 Nestle
 Microsoft
 China Mobile
Who do we        What do we     How do we       How do we   How do we
Serve?           Provide?       provide it?     make money? differentiate
                                                            and sustain
                                                            an
                                                            advantage?
Customers :      •Creative      •Design         •Revenues        •Creating
Unilever         •Digital       •Campaigns      from services    great ideas
General          •Global        •Brand          provided such    •The ideas buy
Motors           Interactive    advertising     as branding      more of
Electrolux       Market         strategies      •Create recall   people's time
Nestle           Research       •Facilitating   value            •Total
Microsoft        •Market        media           •Sale of         Communicatio
China Mobile     Planning       trackings       services         n
                 •Research      •Invent Copy    •Creative and    Planning –
Lowe and         Specialized-   and Layouts     Copywriting      Process:
Partners is a    Communicatio   •Develop                         1) Business
network with     ns             Account                             Analysis
over 101         •Strategic-    Planning                         2) Brand
Global offices   Communicatio   Media-neutral                       Positioning
in 82 markets    ns             marketing                           Developme
around the       •Trend         ideas                               nt
 Tata Tea - Jaago Re
 Idea - What an Idea!
 Bajaj Auto - Hamaara Bajaj
 Surf Excel - Daag Achhe Hain
 ICICI Prudential - Jeetey Raho
 Lifebuoy - Koi Darr Nahin
 LOWE  LINTAS
 LINTERACTIVE
 DCELL
 LINOPINION
 LINHEALTH
 LINTERLAND
 LINTAS PRODUCTIONS
 LINPERSONAL
About Lowe Lintas

About Lowe Lintas

  • 1.
    Symbiosis Institute ofMedia and Communication, Pune Business Fundamentals -Prof. Chandan Chatterjee [LOWE LINTAS] Company Analysis Submitted By: Student Name: Prachi Kedia Roll no : 58 Specialization and Section : MBA (B) Batch : 2011-13
  • 3.
    Indian advertising industry today is estimated to be worth more than 200- crore rupees. The advertising agencies have come up with some mind boggling concepts which are termed as masterpieces. Advertising agencies have expanded themselves from being small and medium sized industries to becoming well known brands. Businesses are looking up to advertising as a tool to cash in on lucrative business opportunities. Growth in business has lead to a consecutive boom in the advertising industry as well. Today Indian advertising industry caters to both national and international customers. The industry offers a host of functions to its clients that include everything from start to finish that include client servicing, media planning, media buying, creative conceptualization, pre and post campaign analysis, market research, marketing, branding, and public relation services. Keeping in mind the current pace at which the Indian advertising industry is moving the industry is expected to witness a major boom in the times ahead. If the experts are to be believed then the industry in the coming times will form a major contribution to the GDP.  “And in my opinion, entertainment in its broadest sense has become a necessity rather than a luxury in the life ...” Walt Disney
  • 4.
    Role : To ensure that more people spend more time with our clients' brands.  Purpose : To create ideas that people want to spend some more time with. We work to deliver Populist Creativity through the laser like analysis of the core problem and brilliant insight into contemporary culture. Our work changes behaviour online and off, inspiring people to act.  Belief : High Value Ideas : In a world where consumers are bombarded by messages from brands (be they conversations or advertising, at the point of sale or in the repurchase cycle) Lowe believes that the greatest service is the provision of a High Value Idea. It’s both glue and context – amplifying and making sense of the messages to people. High Value Ideas are enduring, persuasive, creatively fertile - and are profound enough to work across all media channels and around the world Idea Communities Lowe thinks that in the world of modern communications it’s important to draw upon a wide range of talent, but it’s cumbersome, expensive and undesirable to duplicate and support hundreds of offices. Idea Communities is the process by which talent from all marketing disciplines, and across all major markets can be brought together easily and freely to produce cross channel work that can span the world. The notion of idea communities has been recently bolstered by investments in new fields, in particular Huge Inc ( A global digital brand building business ) and Open ( a Global retail activation network)
  • 5.
    WHO WHAT WHEN WHERE WHICH Chairman and Founded as a In 1939. LONDON Advertising Chief Creative part (Headquarters Agency in Officer R. of Hindustan ) London Balakrishnan Unilever, Lowe (Balki) and Lintas is one CEO Joseph of India's George. largest and most storied communicatio n groups.
  • 6.
    Founded in 1939 as a part of Hindustan Unilever, Lowe Lintas is one of India's largest and most storied communication groups. Headed by Chairman and Chief Creative Officer R. Balakrishnan (Balki) and CEO Joseph George, Lowe Lintas employs over 650 people across eight divisions and nine cities all over India. Today, Lowe Lintas India is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Interpublic Group, and one of the star offices in the Lowe Worldwide network.  Headquartered out of London, Lowe Worldwide has over 80 offices in 73 countries and a client roster that includes Unilever, Johnson & Johnson, Nestle, Ericsson, Sharp, Saab and many more. Lowe Lintas India leads global and regional communication for several Unilever and Johnson's Baby brands. We are a guiding light for Lowe offices in South Asia.
  • 7.
    Lowe Lintas Indiais known as the communications group that has turned many small brands into market leaders. Our strength lies in our ability to develop what we call the high-value idea – an idea that transforms a marketing proposition into an enduring brand asset. The high-value idea evolves from our unique ‘problem-biased thinking’ approach. Here, we burrow deep into the client’s marketing challenge, immerse ourselves in it, understand it inside-out…and then develop communication solutions for it. In our early days, the high-value idea was epitomised by iconic characters such as Lalitaji, the Liril Girl, the MRF Man and Cherry Charlie; today, it is seen in high-voltage campaigns like Tata Tea’s ‘Jaago Re’, Lifebuoy’s ‘Koi Darr Nahin’, Idea Cellular’s ‘What An Idea’, Bajaj’s ‘Hamaara Bajaj’, Surf Excel’s ‘Daag Acchhe Hain’ and many more. Throughout our history we have been a company of firsts, leading many developments within the advertising industry. Most recently, we augmented our Strategic Planning division with the discipline of Channel Planning. Channel Planning allows for the strategic and efficient selection of the relevant media channels for any given task within the context of the brand idea. This helps us deliver the high- value idea seamlessly across all relevant touch-points within the Lintas group in a cost-efficient manner.
  • 8.
    STAKEHOLDERS REQUIREMENTS Clients/ Customers Promotion & Sale of Product Employees Providing services Public Demand of product Government Overall law and order
  • 9.
     Unilever  General Motors  Electrolux  Nestle  Microsoft  China Mobile
  • 10.
    Who do we What do we How do we How do we How do we Serve? Provide? provide it? make money? differentiate and sustain an advantage? Customers : •Creative •Design •Revenues •Creating Unilever •Digital •Campaigns from services great ideas General •Global •Brand provided such •The ideas buy Motors Interactive advertising as branding more of Electrolux Market strategies •Create recall people's time Nestle Research •Facilitating value •Total Microsoft •Market media •Sale of Communicatio China Mobile Planning trackings services n •Research •Invent Copy •Creative and Planning – Lowe and Specialized- and Layouts Copywriting Process: Partners is a Communicatio •Develop 1) Business network with ns Account Analysis over 101 •Strategic- Planning 2) Brand Global offices Communicatio Media-neutral Positioning in 82 markets ns marketing Developme around the •Trend ideas nt
  • 11.
     Tata Tea- Jaago Re  Idea - What an Idea!  Bajaj Auto - Hamaara Bajaj  Surf Excel - Daag Achhe Hain  ICICI Prudential - Jeetey Raho  Lifebuoy - Koi Darr Nahin
  • 13.
     LOWE LINTAS  LINTERACTIVE  DCELL  LINOPINION  LINHEALTH  LINTERLAND  LINTAS PRODUCTIONS  LINPERSONAL