Amazon Prime has launched ‘Sach Mein Too Much’ campaign, which urges customers to derive maximum value from their Prime membership.
The campaign comprises two sets of films – one talking to not-yet Prime customers highlighting ‘One Membership, Many Benefits’ while the other talks to existing Prime members reiterating the multiple benefits that they can experience with prime membership.
The campaign revolves around moments of a couple with one set addressing the hard-hitting message of what’s special about Amazon Prime membership, while the other set revolves around the life of a Prime member whose expectations have increased from everything around them. In this campaign, the Prime mascots, a brand asset across Prime communications, have also evolved to become more diverse and inclusive.
Commenting on the campaign launch, Pragya Sharma, Director – Consumer Marketing, Amazon India, said, “At Amazon, we obsess over our customers and innovate on their behalf, our current campaign, #SachMeinTooMuch, reiterates this. We bring numerous relevant benefits in one membership for customers to experience the joy of more. Through this campaign we want to build awareness of Prime’s bouquet of benefits and encourage customers to utilize them.”
Our creative partners who have helped bring #SachMeinTooMuch alive were Media Monks and Ogilvy. Right from conceptualizing, scripting and execution the teams have played a pivotal role. Commenting on their journey, Neville Shah – Sr. Executive Creative Director – Ogilvy, said, “An Amazon Prime membership is truly something. It has everything. It’s no wonder then, we start expecting this from everything in our life. And we based our concept on this simple insight.”
“The campaign ‘Sach mein too much’ was envisioned to highlight the incredible bundle of benefits that people can enjoy by taking this membership. The idea ‘Sach mein too much’ carries the surprise element that comes with the membership, and instantly clicked with everyone,” said, Azazul Haque, Chief Content Officer, Media.Monks.
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