MEDIA-I: Brandfit offers qualitative planning

<p>NEW DELHI: Agencyfaqs, India's advertising news portal, has </p><p>developed a proprietary qualitative media selection model for the </p><p>internet to fill what it says is a gap in the market. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>It noted that although media players have a number of choices, there is </p><p>little in the way of qualitative information to assist in media </p><p>selection on the basis of the editorial fit between brand and media </p><p>vehicle. It said this gap meant that major advertising opportunities in </p><p>key publications could be lost. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>Sandeep Vij, Agencyfaqs' media planner, created Brandfit as an online </p><p>qualitative media selection model. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>"Brandfit's 2,000 registrants are media planners, brand managers and </p><p>other media-related professionals. Overseas representation in the </p><p>registrant database is small, but there is a relevant number from Dubai, </p><p>Jakarta, Hong Kong and Sydney. They include public relations companies, </p><p>media buying houses, brand managers and media planners." </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>Vij said Brandfit offers three search modules and a comprehensive look </p><p>into the print media in key Indian languages. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>Sanjoy Chakrabarty, media services director and vice-president MindShare </p><p>India, said that Brandfit would add a new dimension to media planning </p><p>and media placement. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>Anita Nayyar, associate vice-president, Media Grey, India, added: </p><p>"Brandfit ensures a brand's presence in the relevant ambience and </p><p>environment. The probability of the ad being noticed and read should at </p><p>least increase by between five and 10 per cent." </p><p><BR><BR> </p>

NEW DELHI: Agencyfaqs, India's advertising news portal, has

developed a proprietary qualitative media selection model for the

internet to fill what it says is a gap in the market.



It noted that although media players have a number of choices, there is

little in the way of qualitative information to assist in media

selection on the basis of the editorial fit between brand and media

vehicle. It said this gap meant that major advertising opportunities in

key publications could be lost.



Sandeep Vij, Agencyfaqs' media planner, created Brandfit as an online

qualitative media selection model.



"Brandfit's 2,000 registrants are media planners, brand managers and

other media-related professionals. Overseas representation in the

registrant database is small, but there is a relevant number from Dubai,

Jakarta, Hong Kong and Sydney. They include public relations companies,

media buying houses, brand managers and media planners."



Vij said Brandfit offers three search modules and a comprehensive look

into the print media in key Indian languages.



Sanjoy Chakrabarty, media services director and vice-president MindShare

India, said that Brandfit would add a new dimension to media planning

and media placement.



Anita Nayyar, associate vice-president, Media Grey, India, added:

"Brandfit ensures a brand's presence in the relevant ambience and

environment. The probability of the ad being noticed and read should at

least increase by between five and 10 per cent."