Marketing has always carried one universal truth: "Jo dikhta hai, woh bikta hai". But in today’s cluttered digital age, visibility alone isn’t enough. The real funda of marketing is not just being seen, it’s about being remembered.
Every day, your audience scrolls through hundreds of ads, videos, and messages. The question is: Does your brand stay in their mind when it’s time to make a decision?
Marketing effectiveness can often be understood by positioning your brand in one of four categories:
Now, before creating any strategy, you need to decide where you stand in the matrix mentioned above. Only then you can align your overall marketing efforts smoothly.
You might have often seen marketing teams pushing out campaigns under pressure from sales, such as posting, promoting, and advertising without a clear recall strategy. This leads to:
The outcome? The results don’t match the energy spent.
The funda is simple: consistency builds memory, and memory builds trust.
Just like earlier times when ads appeared on the very first page of newspapers yet people couldn’t recall them the next morning, today’s digital flood of videos and reels faces the same recall gap. The real difference-makers are:
Some brands have already mastered this funda:
It wasn’t just about visibility; it was about building strong recall through consistent, clear communication.
Marketing is not about ticking boxes or producing endless campaigns under pressure. It’s about:
In today’s overcrowded digital space, the risk of “being everywhere but remembered nowhere” is high. B2B brands must guard against it by focusing on:
When your marketing speaks directly to the right audience, it cuts through the clutter. Instead of being one among many, you become the one they recall when it matters.
The real funda of marketing is simple: Don’t just be seen, be remembered.