
How Did Amul Made Dairy Products So Popular? – An Amul Case Study
Amul is one of the most popular and successful brands in India. With its wide range of dairy products, Amul has now become a household name in the minds of Indian families.
I’m sure that we all have at least one of Amul’s products in our house. It has elegantly created its family-friendly and patriotic image with its, “Amul – The Taste of India” marketing jingle which also evokes empathy towards the brand.
What also makes Amul so special is that it has constantly managed itself in staying relevant for all these years in the minds of customers ever since its foundation.
Thus, this also makes us wonder about what they are doing to stay relevant in this increasingly competitive and digitized world.
In this case study, we will go through Amul’s digital marketing strategies and campaigns implemented by them over the years which have helped them stay on top of the game, ahead of its competitors in the industry.
So, Let’s start with what Amul as a company is all about.
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