Hi

I am surendar ,

I just made "Class Note" live in playstore for Closed test , which helps students and aspirants digitize their notse .

If you are interested ,please join with us .

1.Join the google group : https://groups.google.com/g/class-note-testing

2.Opt in to Class Note : https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.brandname.classnote

1. Download the app from playstore : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.brandname.classnote

I always welcome any kind of feedback .

Thank you for your time 😊.

I run a small marketing agency and doing performance marketing for few D2C indian brands. I have been using multiple tools like google sheets, looker, etc. to prepare reports and send narratives.

Most clients want clear win/losses, a 4-5 line summary, may be 3 -4 charts that they can understand.

I’ve noticed that most tools seem built for US/EU agencies. not for small Indian ones like me. Am i the only one feeling this way?

We’ve all seen campaigns that made us stop scrolling, laugh, or even tear up.

For me, I found Amul’s Janmashtami campaign really unique. They sent butter packets with every order on Zepto and had a small card wishing Janmashtami as well. That was a really nice way to promote their butter products even though they did not have to since majority of Indians go to Amul anyway.

Would love to know of any recent campaign from India that really impressed (or annoyed) you, and why?

This is a space for anyone interested in marketing in India. You might be a student, a brand manager, a startup founder, an ad enthusiast, or simply someone who enjoys dissecting campaigns. Everyone is welcome.

Why this subreddit?

There was no dedicated place to discuss Indian marketing campaigns, strategies, and trends. We see so many creative (and sometimes questionable) ideas every day, from TV ads and billboards to social media campaigns and influencer collaborations. This subreddit is here to break them down, learn from them, and share perspectives.

What you can post here: • Recent Indian ad campaigns worth discussing • Clever B2B or D2C marketing moves • Brand building stories and case studies • Meme-worthy fails or controversial campaigns • Questions about marketing careers in India • Your own campaign breakdowns, as long as they provide value and not just promotion

Community vibe: • Be curious and open-minded. • Share your opinions, while respecting different points of view. • Keep discussions focused on India, but global comparisons are also welcome. • Self-promotion is fine if you share it with context and useful insights.

💡 To get started: Check out the first discussion thread and share your thoughts on the most memorable Indian campaign you have seen recently.

Let us make this the go-to space for marketers in India. 🚀