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| By Subhojit Goswami |
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Tuesday, February 02, 2010 (16:46:02) |
| Tags : Twitter, Advertisement, India |
Iconic Indian ads rock Twitter, become 2nd highest trending topic |
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| New Delhi: Indian advertisement industry has always been touted for its wide reach and now the long lasting effect of the ads has once again been proved and this time on Twitter. Iconic Indian ads #IconicIndianAds went on to become the trending topic on this popular social networking site with the Indians on Twitter flooding the timeline with the tag-lines of their favorite ads.
The Iconic Indian ads left even #haiti and #iPad behind in terms of popularity as more than 300 tweets were recorded every minute. It was certainly a proud moment for all the Indian Ad makers, who can reprise the old charm of their creation through these thousands of tweets on Twitter.
Starting from "An Idea can change your life" to "Vicco turmeric, nahi cosmetic" and "Mentos - Dimag ki batti jala de" to Ab baccha rahega nappy main bhi happy", the Twitter community has been religiously tweeting interesting catchy lines of their favourite ads that ultimately made it the 2nd highest trending topic globally.
Some of the Twitterers admired Dharmesh Gandhi (@dharmeshG), who came up with this idea of discussion on Iconic Indian ads. A strong base of Indian tweeple also started demanding a separate Indian region trends on Twitter. While most of them tweeted a blend of contemporary and old ads, some other also added their personal comment on why they liked a particular ad.
Twitteratti also took the responsibility to make the non-Indian twitterers understand what this Iconic Indian ad is all about as one of them tweets, "Friends who R not 4m India . #iconicindianads is one of the most enjoyable moment 4 most of the Indian twitter users."
The concerted participation of the twitterers in promoting endless number of Indian ads reflected the potent influence that Indian tweeple can have on this social networking site. Even some of the celebrities on twitter were also seen taking active part in the process and tweeting flurry of ads that they could recollect |
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