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SMG Convonix creates a digital campaign for OLX
MUMBAI: SMG Convonix, an integrated digital marketing solutions company and part of Starcom MediaVest Group, has come up with a unique integrated experiential digital media campaign for OLX “Phone ko banao SELLphone”. OLX, in a marketing campaign across TV, radio, and outdoor, is promoting a new concept of ‘sell-phone,’ focusing on three core communication points click-upload-sell.
The digital ad campaign by the digital agency trendily allows the users to sell off household things virtually by just experiencing this innovation on web though their mobile phones. This mobile sync web campaign goes live on Yahoo and MSN from 4 and 5 June, respectively.
Women have always been an integral part of the brand communication at OLX. With ‘Phone ko banao Sell-Phone’ OLX celebrates the individuality and independence of the new-age Indian woman. The campaign displays OLX mobile App as a tool of empowerment for women, allowing them to earn money, and unclutter from the convenience of their homes.
The technical capabilities of SMG Convonix and integrated digital marketing solutions drive synergies across various elements of the online ecosystem to architect solutions that sit right at the heart of their clients’ business imperatives.
OLX India CEO Amarjit Batra said, “The current campaign “Phone ko banao SELLphone” stemmed from the insight that it is easier to use a classifieds platform from a mobile phone than a desktop PC. The campaign tries to highlight that online selling is fun and convenient”.
“This innovation is an attempt to deliver the joy of selling through mobile, and displays the ease of the OLX mobile App. With this campaign we intend to give our users the best possible user experience,” he added.
SMG Convonix CEO Vishal Sampat said, “With this mobile and web sync innovation we have tried to break the clutter in the digital ad space and bring out the realistic experience of making your phone a “SELLphone. We wanted to take this several notches higher by creating a truly unparalleled interactive digital campaign by gamifying the website.”
He added, “There is a lot of information this communication had to convey. It had to explain what digital ad campaign is, how it benefits consumers and how to access your phone to sell. We hope that this innovation will not just create awareness about the brand but also give an opportunity to experience the ease of use for the OLX mobile App.”
Brands
Reliance Consumer Products partners with Fazer for premium chocolates in India
MoU signed during Finnish President’s visit to leverage RCPL’s distribution for Fazer brands.
MUMBAI: Reliance just added Finnish chocolate to its sweet spot because when the land of saunas meets the land of spices, the result is a premium bar that melts borders. Reliance Consumer Products Limited (RCPL) has signed a memorandum of understanding with Finnish food company Fazer to manufacture, market and distribute Fazer’s premium branded chocolates across India. The agreement was formalised during Finnish President Alexander Stubb’s state visit to India on 7 March 2026.
The long-term strategic partnership combines Fazer’s heritage recipes, quality standards and global chocolate expertise with RCPL’s massive distribution network reaching nearly three million retail outlets nationwide. The collaboration aims to introduce Fazer’s well-known premium products to Indian consumers while strengthening business ties between the two nations.
Reliance Consumer Products Limited director T. Krishnakumar said, “By combining Fazer’s globally trusted brands and manufacturing excellence with RCPL’s local production capabilities, robust distribution network and deep consumer insights, we are well positioned to bring world-class products to Indian consumers and elevate the overall category experience.”
Fazer president and CEO Christoph Vitzthum added, “With RCPL handling commercialisation and distribution in India, we can establish a premium position in the chocolate market and create a foundation for a broader nationwide rollout.”
Since its launch in 2022, RCPL has steadily expanded in the confectionery segment by reviving legacy Indian brands such as Ravalgaon, Toffeeman, Pan Pasand and Lotus Chocolate Company. Fazer, a major player in the Nordics, Baltics, Poland and China with exports to over 40 countries, sees India’s fast-growing chocolate market as a key opportunity.
In a country where chocolate is no longer just a treat but a growing daily indulgence, this tie-up isn’t just about bars, it’s about blending Nordic precision with Indian scale to sweeten the next chapter of the confectionery story.
