Marketing Mind
Newsletter
  • Home
  • Advertising
  • Marketing
  • Media
  • Business
  • What’s Buzzing
  • Millennial Achievers
  • More
    • All
    • Case Studies
    • Celebrating Women Leaders
    • Guest Posts
    • Podcast and Video

    Festive Glow-Up: Experiential Campaigns & Instant Deliveries Drove Fashion Growth

    Neelam Singh, The Burger Company, Neelam Singh The Burger Company, women entrepreneurs India, food startup success stories, Indian QSR brands, Neelam Singh CEO, women in business India, inspiring founder stories, entrepreneurship journey

    The World Will Doubt You Until You Stop Doubting Yourself: The Burger Company’s Neelam Singh

    Maximising ROI Across Google Ads, Meta Ads & Beyond

    Maximising ROI Across Google Ads, Meta Ads & Beyond

    Is Personalisation The New Luxury During Festive Seasons?

    Is Personalisation The New Luxury During Festive Seasons?

    The Most Powerful Thing A Woman Can Wear Is Confidence & Her Wins: CaratLane's Shaifali Gautam

    The Most Powerful Thing A Woman Can Wear Is Confidence & Her Wins: CaratLane’s Shaifali Gautam

    From Noise To Narrative A Playbook For Festive Campaigns

    From Noise To Narrative: A Playbook For Festive Campaigns

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Advertising
  • Marketing
  • Media
  • Business
  • What’s Buzzing
  • Millennial Achievers
  • More
    • All
    • Case Studies
    • Celebrating Women Leaders
    • Guest Posts
    • Podcast and Video

    Festive Glow-Up: Experiential Campaigns & Instant Deliveries Drove Fashion Growth

    Neelam Singh, The Burger Company, Neelam Singh The Burger Company, women entrepreneurs India, food startup success stories, Indian QSR brands, Neelam Singh CEO, women in business India, inspiring founder stories, entrepreneurship journey

    The World Will Doubt You Until You Stop Doubting Yourself: The Burger Company’s Neelam Singh

    Maximising ROI Across Google Ads, Meta Ads & Beyond

    Maximising ROI Across Google Ads, Meta Ads & Beyond

    Is Personalisation The New Luxury During Festive Seasons?

    Is Personalisation The New Luxury During Festive Seasons?

    The Most Powerful Thing A Woman Can Wear Is Confidence & Her Wins: CaratLane's Shaifali Gautam

    The Most Powerful Thing A Woman Can Wear Is Confidence & Her Wins: CaratLane’s Shaifali Gautam

    From Noise To Narrative A Playbook For Festive Campaigns

    From Noise To Narrative: A Playbook For Festive Campaigns

No Result
View All Result
Marketing Mind
No Result
View All Result
Home Editorial Opinions

5 Image Marketing Lessons We All Should Learn From Zomato

Surabhi Kedia by Surabhi Kedia
January 23, 2019
in Editorial Opinions
A A

In the day and age of e-commerce, Zomato has been dominating the food delivery sector. The enrollment of Zomato gold for Dine-in facility has proved to be their game changer.

However, behind all of this, if you look at their creative content marketing strategy and the method, it will take you to the reality behind their success.

1. They look into the fun aspect

More so than marketing, they focus on entertainment based marketing. Every advertisement you see, either on a billboard or your phone, is bound to make you smile. It has a message that will make you smile and hence remember it.

2. Delivering old messages with a new approach

Don't you just hate it when that happens? pic.twitter.com/TNJKyqU0kb

— zomato (@zomato) April 15, 2015

Not only does the company preach the approach of trying out a different take on things, but their campaigns also prove to be so. The message or statement might be old, but the delivery of it is completely new and differently packaged, Just like your food!

3. Fresh and topical content

It seems like the content team is very well versed with activities happening around. They are not only aware of what is going on, but they also know to use it to their advantage without making it all mainstream. Their advertisements become trendy and relevant all the time.

4. They know the engage audience code

Zomato and its social media posts are known to be liked, thoroughly viewed and shared. They follow the Keep it simple and short approach. Usage of simple industry jargons and terms, twisting them to suit their purpose allows customer engagement and attention.

5. They stick to the basic purpose

The company is very clear in its objective and goal. They know they are a part of the growing food sector, their customers and market share. They focus on targeting the same audience and post content that would be of importance to them.

So, start following them on social media if you aren’t. Don’t waste the opportunity for some fun and trendy food-facts!

Related Posts

Instagram Reels: Revolutionizing Indian Weddings And Reshaping The Industry
Editorial Opinions

Instagram Reels: Revolutionizing Indian Weddings And Reshaping The Industry

by Priyanka Kesarwani
February 27, 2024

Technological improvements and shifting customer behavior have caused a huge transformation in the Indian wedding market in recent years. Instagram...

Celebrity Brand Ambassadors And Investors In D2C Brands
Editorial Opinions

Celebrity Brand Ambassadors And Investors In D2C Brands

by Priyanka Kesarwani
February 27, 2024

Forget the outdated star endorsement deals. The world of advertising is seeing an active shift. The D2C brands are forging...

Latest

Brune & Bareskin Aims Rs 500 Cr Revenue By 2030, Backed By Tier-2 Growth: Tabby Bhatia

Brune & Bareskin Aims Rs 500 Cr Revenue By 2030, Backed By Tier-2 Growth: Tabby Bhatia

November 7, 2025
Weekly Wins: How Brands’ Campaigns Engaged, Inspired & Led This Week

Weekly Wins: How Brands’ Campaigns Engaged, Inspired & Led This Week

November 7, 2025
‘Bunty Tera Sabun Slow Hai Kya’: The Catchphrase That Washed Its Way Into Every Indian Home

‘Bunty Tera Sabun Slow Hai Kya’: The Catchphrase That Washed Its Way Into Every Indian Home

November 7, 2025
Prime Video Launches AP International South Cinema As Add-on Subscription In India

Prime Video Launches AP International South Cinema As Add-on Subscription In India

November 7, 2025
Prashant Iyer Exits Netflix India As Director, Films & Series Marketing

Prashant Iyer Exits Netflix India As Director, Films & Series Marketing

November 7, 2025
Surya Roshni Elevates Parul Phadke As Head Of Marketing & Advertising For Lighting & Consumer Durables

Surya Roshni Elevates Parul Phadke As Head Of Marketing & Advertising For Lighting & Consumer Durables

November 7, 2025
Facebook X-twitter Instagram Youtube Linkedin
Discover the latest trends in Marketing, Advertising, Startups & Media.​
  • About Us
  • Millennial Achievers
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Become a Guest Contributor
  • About Us
  • Millennial Achievers
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Become a Guest Contributor

To Advertise & Collaborate With Marketing Mind, Contact Us Here.

Subscribe to our newsletter for exclusive content.

By continuing you agree to our Privacy Policy & Terms & Conditions

 

©2025 Copyright. RVCJ Digital Media Pvt Ltd

To Advertise & Collaborate With Marketing Mind, Contact Us Here.

Subscribe to our newsletter for exclusive content.

  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Become a Guest Contributor
  • Terms & Conditions
  • Privacy Policy
Facebook X-twitter Instagram Youtube Linkedin

©2024 Copyright. RVCJ Digital Media Pvt Ltd

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password? Sign Up

Create New Account!

Fill the forms bellow to register

All fields are required. Log In

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Advertising
  • Marketing
  • Media
  • Business
  • What’s Buzzing
  • Millennial Achievers
  • More

© 2025 RVCJ Digital Media Pvt Ltd.

This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this website you are giving consent to cookies being used. Visit our Privacy and Cookie Policy.