Branding Edge to launch IPs for stock investors
Branding Edge has launched a digital content vertical to simplify capital markets and healthcare topics for Indian retail audiences, aiming to deliver clear, contextual and non-sensational explainers through timeless, narrative-driven formats star...
By ET Bureau |
ETMarkets.com
Amid a growing gap in credible and simplified information for the Indian retail investor community, Branding Edge, a leading strategic communication consultancy, on Tuesday announced the launch of a digital content vertical focused on capital markets and healthcare.
The shift is motivated by the increased demand for information that enables regular readers to understand complicated topics that have a greater impact on their lives, such as financial markets, business decisions, pharmaceuticals, healthcare innovation, and regulations.
Although information is generally accessible, clarity and context are frequently lacking. The purpose of Branding Edge's digital content vertical is to close this gap by using intelligent, comprehensible narrative.
The company plans to release its first exclusive content IP in February, with a focus on capital market subjects from the perspective of ordinary investors.
The digital content vertical's primary editorial focus for the first year will be capital markets and healthcare, with IPs created to describe how these industries operate, why they are important, and what changes within them entail for regular players.
Commenting on the launch, Rahul Tekwani, Founder & Managing Partner, Branding Edge, said “Capital markets and healthcare touch people’s lives more directly than ever before, yet both remain difficult to understand for most audiences. At the same time, video-led content which should have brought clarity has increasingly turned into noise and performance, often losing authenticity in the process. Our intent is to change that positioning by slowing things down, restoring context, and using video and digital formats to explain rather than sensationalise. The first IP launching in February is a starting point for that shift.”
The focus will be on explainers, dialogues, and story formats that are timeless rather than following fads or transient involvement.
Unpacking headlines, demystifying jargon, and providing perspective without sensationalising or oversimplifying will be the goals of the content.
The shift is motivated by the increased demand for information that enables regular readers to understand complicated topics that have a greater impact on their lives, such as financial markets, business decisions, pharmaceuticals, healthcare innovation, and regulations.
Although information is generally accessible, clarity and context are frequently lacking. The purpose of Branding Edge's digital content vertical is to close this gap by using intelligent, comprehensible narrative.
The company plans to release its first exclusive content IP in February, with a focus on capital market subjects from the perspective of ordinary investors.
The digital content vertical's primary editorial focus for the first year will be capital markets and healthcare, with IPs created to describe how these industries operate, why they are important, and what changes within them entail for regular players.
Commenting on the launch, Rahul Tekwani, Founder & Managing Partner, Branding Edge, said “Capital markets and healthcare touch people’s lives more directly than ever before, yet both remain difficult to understand for most audiences. At the same time, video-led content which should have brought clarity has increasingly turned into noise and performance, often losing authenticity in the process. Our intent is to change that positioning by slowing things down, restoring context, and using video and digital formats to explain rather than sensationalise. The first IP launching in February is a starting point for that shift.”
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The focus will be on explainers, dialogues, and story formats that are timeless rather than following fads or transient involvement.
Unpacking headlines, demystifying jargon, and providing perspective without sensationalising or oversimplifying will be the goals of the content.
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