The
marketing of Whisper as a brand is a phenomenal case of brand building in
India. When Whisper was launched in 1989, the initial advertisements were striking
ones featuring mother talking about educating the daughter about using sanitary
napkins. The reason behind such huge popularity of Whisper is the fact that
rather than talking about its own qualities it chose to educate women about the
health and hygiene benefits associated with it.
Promoted
by the agency Leo Burnett, Whisper is the first Indian brand to come out in the
open and use the term ‘period’ publically. The tag line “Have a Happy Period”
was a bold move taken by the rand in a country where discussion about
menstruation is still a taboo and people seldom talks about it in public.
Whisper
as a brand has always adopted the method of focusing on the consumer first
rather than its own product. The latest promotion in the tradition is the advertisement
“Touch the Pickle” running as #Touchthepickle campaign. It aims to break the
social myths and taboos associated with menstruating women.
The #Touchthepickle
campaign aims to break the social myths and taboos associated with menstruating
women. A TVC is also broadcasted on television and youtube promoting the
#Touchthepickle campaign.
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