“Dream Ezee – Because, Priorities."

“Dream Ezee – Because, Priorities."
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“Dream Ezee – Because, Priorities."

Dream Ezee is a mid-range pillow brand targeting young urban professionals seeking comfort, affordability, and convenience. The marketing campaign combines digital and traditional media to build brand awareness, drive sales, and encourage customer retention. With the tagline “Because, Priorities,” the strategy blends rational (ergonomic benefits, quality) and emotional (relaxation, lifestyle) appeals. The media plan includes TV, digital, print, and outdoor ads, guided by data-driven budgeting and the FCB Grid model. The campaign emphasizes strong messaging, influencer collaborations, and performance tracking to position Dream Ezee as a trusted sleep solution.

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Overview: This project presents a comprehensive marketing promotion strategy for Dream Ezee, a new entrant in the midrange pillow market targeting young urban professionals aged 25–40 in major Indian metropolitan cities. The brand is positioned as a lifestyle choice that combines comfort, affordability, and convenience, aligning with consumers’ aspirational yet practical needs. Objectives: Achieve 40% brand awareness within 3 months Generate 25,000 customer inquiries Reach ₹10 crore in sales within 6 months Maintain a 10% engagement rate on social media Secure a 20% repeat purchase rate in the first year Strategy & Execution: The campaign employs the FCB Grid model, blending high-involvement rational appeals (ergonomic design, quality materials) with emotional triggers (relaxation, lifestyle enhancement). The core message—“Because, Priorities.”—reflects the brand’s promise of reliable, stress-free comfort. A phased media plan combines: TV commercials for broad awareness Digital ads and influencer marketing for targeted engagement Print media for credibility Outdoor ads to reinforce visibility Budget Allocation (₹20 Cr Total): 25% Digital Media 25% TVC Production 20% Creative Development 15% Print Ads 10% Outdoor Ads 5% Contingency Key Learning: The project highlights the importance of integrated media, data-driven budgeting (Objective & Task method), and aligning message strategies with consumer behavior. It demonstrates how a clear, emotionally resonant brand identity can drive both engagement and sales in a competitive market.

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