What this is

Spec led categories where reviewers decide the outcome before the advertising runs. Seeding and review relationships are the campaign.

What it looks like in practice

  • Reviewer seeding ahead of launch
  • Spec claim substantiation and comparison discipline
  • Retail and marketplace listing quality
  • Service and warranty narrative

What you get

Deliverables, stated up front.

Included in scope

  • Reviewer seeding programme
  • Claims substantiation pack
  • Listing and content audit
  • Service narrative

Where it sits

Part of Sector Practices.

Twenty sector desks, because category fluency is not something you improvise.

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Frequently asked

Consumer Electronics, in plain terms.

How early should review units go out?

Two to three weeks before launch under embargo.

What if a review is negative?

Engage on facts, fix what is fair, and do not attempt to suppress it. Attempted suppression becomes the larger story.

Do specs still sell?

In India, more than in most markets. But service and warranty confidence increasingly decides between equivalent specs.

In more depth

Reviews decide before advertising runs.

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Seeding must precede launch

Reviews landing after launch week miss the purchase decision. Units go out early or the campaign is fighting from behind.

Spec claims get tested publicly

Reviewers benchmark. Claims that do not survive independent testing become the story instead of the product.

Marketplace listings are undervalued

For most electronics purchases the listing is the primary sales asset, and it is usually written by someone who has not seen the brief.

Also in Sector Practices

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