Pranali Tawte is a Correspondent at Social Samosa. She specializes in marketing and advertising, with a keen focus on topics such as advertising campaigns, technology in marketing, and the food and beverages sector. Pranali's insights and expertise have been featured in notable publications, including Social Samosa.
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Pranali Tawte's coverage encompasses a wide range of topics within the domains of content & publishing, sales & marketing, and sports. Her articles often feature expert commentary and cite data to support her stories. Given this focus, she would likely appreciate pitches from experts who can provide insightful analysis on trends in advertising, branding, marketing strategies or AI integration.
Considering Pranali's interest in LGBTQ+ representation and digital advertising laws such as the Digital Personal Data Protection Bill in India, she may also be interested in receiving pitches related to these areas with a specific focus on how they intersect with content creation or marketing campaigns.
As her geographic focus is not specified but given that she works for an Indian publication, providing insights relevant to the Indian market could potentially increase the likelihood of engagement with her.
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By: Pranali Tawte
As audiences split their attention across TV, OTT and social media, media experts assess whether the tournament still delivered impact, recall and value.
As brands chase younger consumers, Snapchat argues that marketers still underestimate Gen Z's spending power, influence and platform habits.
By: Pranali Tawte
The McCann India CEO argues that the best advertising has always balanced brand-building and business outcomes, while sharing what Cannes values today.
By: Pranali Tawte
Months into his new role at Omnicom Advertising India, Mehta unpacks the challenges of operating at scale, evolving client needs and turning specialist expertise into collective strength.
By: Pranali Tawte
As part of Social Samosa's In Their Words series, Praful Baweja discusses allyship, workplace realities, queer visibility, and the limits of performative inclusion. He speaks about the emotional labour queer professionals continue to shoulder and what meaningful inclusion looks like in practice.
Following India's ODI World Cup triumph, women's cricket has gained momentum. But has brand enthusiasm translated into sustained advertiser investment? Experts answer.
By: Pranali Tawte
After reviewing nearly 500 entries, the Dentsu Creative NCD breaks down the ideas, executions and impact metrics that helped campaigns stand out on the global stage.
By: Sneha Medda, Pranali Tawte
From superdads to silent providers, advertising loves archetypes. Creative heads explain why audiences are seeking fathers who feel more real than ideal.
By: Pranali Tawte
Reviewing this year's Film Craft entries, the Good Morning Films director found creators embracing warmth, memory and storytelling that leaves an emotional imprint.
By: Pranali Tawte
The reported investment and leadership shift have sparked debate around WhatsApp's commercial ambitions, founder-led thinking and the challenge of monetising trust. Industry experts decode the signals behind the moves and what they could mean for the platform's future.
