Mumbai, August 20, 2024. Godrej Properties Limited (GPL) introduces #WhereTrustResides, a groundbreaking campaign to simplify the home buying process and build trust with consumers.
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The objective of the campaign is to create a platform that echoes home buyers' voices to ensure a transparent and stress-free journey for them.
Diya is a 9-year-old character who embodies the collective consciousness of today's home buyers. She is the protagonist of the campaign, and her journey is used to narrate the story of home buying.
The vending machine was a part of the build-up of the campaign, where Diya befriended 4,500 people from the Godrej family and shared her thoughts around her Godrej Ghar.
The campaign has already garnered over 100 million views across social media platforms like Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and LinkedIn.
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