Mumbai: Further strengthening its bond with the viewers in Hindi news segment, Times Now Navbharat has announced the launch of a new initiative called 'Dekhega Navbharat, Jeetega Bharat.' A 100 day long nation-wide consumer campaign, the initiative promises to elevate the news viewing experience, keeping the viewers informed and gratified at the same time, it said.
To participate in 'Dekhega Navbharat, Jeetega Bharat,' viewers are required to give a missed call to the number flashed on the channel, anytime during the contest period contest, to receive an SMS question along with two answer options, said the statement. "All the questions are based on general awareness related to daily news updates projected on the channel. Selected winners will be rewarded with daily tempting prizes including seven-seater car, electric scooter, gold coins, LED TVs, vacuum cleaner, laptops, mobile, digital watches, motorcycle, grocery shopping or petrol for one year and many more exciting gifts," it added.
“The first two weeks unrolled viewership data indicates that we have already achieved our first phase ranking target and broken into the A-set of HNCs," said Times Network MD and CEO MK Anand. "The best news is that our TSV performance is on target. We have ensured that our Distribution is the best in class with highest penetration and best locations in the EPGs across platforms giving Times Now Navbharat the highest OTS in the genre. The 'Dekhega Navbharat, Jeetega Bharat' campaign is one of the biggest multimedia campaigns across categories and we are confident that we will see our Reach numbers go to capacity taking us to our final target."
Maximising the reach, Times Now Navbharat has also launched a reverberating marketing campaign that entails planned on-air promotions of over 40,000 spots across its bouquet of channels, Hindi GEC, Hindi movies and social media platforms and print ads in leading national dailies. A TVC featuring the channel’s primetime anchors is also released on the Network’s channels and social media platforms.
