BELOGIVAVI: School students promote local businesses that are hit by a pandemic in and around the BELOGIVI City to win the digital marketing competition between schools.
A very necessary effort is part of the celebration of a hundred years of the Divine Providence Monastery School.
For the first time a pandemic, the school has produced relevant concepts for digital marketing.
For example, the Singh Karttic of Jain Heritage School (JHS) promotes Pandurang Jadav, which makes spices grind stones.
Singh went to Jadhav’s house and made a short video, interviewed him, and took some photos he posted on Instagram on alternative marketing days for his business until November 9 Small business Jadav was hit by locking and he struggled to bring him back on track.
After talking to Ti said his teacher Shabina Khan and Utjeet Main Jain guided him.
“I talked to Jadav about his spices for videos, where he talked about how he tried to recover.
I have posted a video on Instagram.
Besides that, I’m learning how local businesses suffer During a pandemic and be happy to be part of the competition that can help business restore, “Singh said.
Shabina Khan said this was a great opportunity for students to be involved in something meaningful.
The students from around 13 schools.
Students must open a new social media account and the most preferred account, comment and follow will get a gift Sister Meryl Falleiro, a Divine Providence teacher.
The students also rated for their creativity.
Wepa Kamat, a SSLC student from the Divine Providence Monastery School responsible for digital marketing competition, said the students promoted bangle sellers, local shoe makers, sunglass sellers, and others.
KAmat said: “For our generation, this is very new.
We promote a business that we think is limited to the mall.
There are several businesses outside the supermarket and we are now aware of it.
Pandemics have taught us many things,” he said.