Mumbai: Arkade Group, a real estate developer in Mumbai, has unveiled its latest campaign titled “Family First.” Rooted in their core values, this campaign seeks to highlight the profound inspiration families have provided to Arkade over the years. The company said that since 1986, it has consistently strived to create landmarks that foster the growth and prosperity of families.
The philosophy of “Family First” stems from the fundamental values that form the bedrock of a family and its unity. Through this campaign, Arkade places utmost importance on nurturing care, affection, bonding, happiness, and trust among its esteemed customer base of over 5000 individuals it explains.
Conceptualised by Arkade, #FamilyFirst is a campaign spanning radio, OOH, digital, among other platforms. Within the campaign, the brand has utilised CGI to promote #FamilyFirst. The CGI video showcases the numeric ‘1’ prominently displayed in strategic city locations. The aim is to symbolise Arkade’s leadership and commitment to family values.
“Through this campaign, we aim to inspire not only the people of Mumbai but also our esteemed clients, partners, bankers, architects, and most importantly, all our dedicated team members to wholeheartedly embrace a ‘Family First’ approach. We recognize that while the world around us may undergo constant change, the fundamental elements of warmth, love, and family remain timeless. It is with this understanding that we remain steadfast in our commitment to prioritizing families and ensuring that every Arkade project embodies a joyful and serene living space. This campaign is a heartfelt tribute to Arkade’s philosophy- Family First. We firmly believe in creating ‘Happy Spaces for Happy Faces’ that resonate with the desires and aspirations of every family member. This dedication has been instrumental in our remarkable growth over the past 38 years,” said Amit Jain, chief MD Arkade Group.
The campaign is now live across online and offline platforms:
Campaign Landing Page: http://arkadefamilyfirst.com/
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