Case Study _ Times Property- Home Affairs

BUSINESS CASE

Times Property organized the sixth edition of its Mega Property expo, Home Affairs to
guide consumers to get the best deals. The two-day event showcased over 5,000
apartments, independent villas and gated communities from over 40 builders & developers.
The Times Property Bangalore edition ran a special pullout on the ‘Home Affairs’ expo that
featured some of the biggest giants in the realty business.


Times wanted to push the boundaries of the solution to get more people engaging with the
advertisers and more people actually visiting sites. They wanted a marketing promotion
campaign to achieve higher walk-ins to events where they promote properties and then
steer visitors to the actual properties.


SOLUTION

The big idea was to get the properties near the user and
allow them to get the details, experience, compare and
decide all at their fingertips.


Users could capture any of the real estate ads from their
mobile phone that appeared in the newspaper to see a
walk through video of the property, get more details and
even understand the neighborhood.


23 real estate ads in a single day leveraged the benefits
of mobile and visual recognition. This powered a superior
extension to traditional media and brought a new
strategy for leveraging print ads to gain the much better
effectiveness than events and road shows.


Property Developers have now found a way to market

themselves better than what they could through the
conventional ads




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Case Study _ Times Property- Home Affairs




RESULTS
      More than 28,500 engagements achieved in a single day amounting to nearly 3,000
       hours of virtual site inspections.
      If the duration of brand exposure were to be compared to TV, the number of
       programs to be delivered would exceed 1800 slots.
      20% of the users who engaged with the ads actually contacted the realtors


LEARNINGS
      A strong correlation was observed in the user behavior, for brands with similar
       offerings and pricing range.
      The whole industry now understands the best way to present their brands.




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Times Property - Home affairs

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    Case Study _Times Property- Home Affairs BUSINESS CASE Times Property organized the sixth edition of its Mega Property expo, Home Affairs to guide consumers to get the best deals. The two-day event showcased over 5,000 apartments, independent villas and gated communities from over 40 builders & developers. The Times Property Bangalore edition ran a special pullout on the ‘Home Affairs’ expo that featured some of the biggest giants in the realty business. Times wanted to push the boundaries of the solution to get more people engaging with the advertisers and more people actually visiting sites. They wanted a marketing promotion campaign to achieve higher walk-ins to events where they promote properties and then steer visitors to the actual properties. SOLUTION The big idea was to get the properties near the user and allow them to get the details, experience, compare and decide all at their fingertips. Users could capture any of the real estate ads from their mobile phone that appeared in the newspaper to see a walk through video of the property, get more details and even understand the neighborhood. 23 real estate ads in a single day leveraged the benefits of mobile and visual recognition. This powered a superior extension to traditional media and brought a new strategy for leveraging print ads to gain the much better effectiveness than events and road shows. Property Developers have now found a way to market themselves better than what they could through the conventional ads http://telibrahma.com Follow us on http://www.facebook.com/PointARTApp
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    Case Study _Times Property- Home Affairs RESULTS  More than 28,500 engagements achieved in a single day amounting to nearly 3,000 hours of virtual site inspections.  If the duration of brand exposure were to be compared to TV, the number of programs to be delivered would exceed 1800 slots.  20% of the users who engaged with the ads actually contacted the realtors LEARNINGS  A strong correlation was observed in the user behavior, for brands with similar offerings and pricing range.  The whole industry now understands the best way to present their brands. http://telibrahma.com Follow us on http://www.facebook.com/PointARTApp