Following a competitive multi-agency pitch, Tonic Worldwide, one of India’s leading digital-first creative agencies, has secured the digital mandate of renowned plywood brand known for its commitment to sustainability and environmental care- Greenply.
As part of the mandate win, the agency’s Mumbai office will manage the account with a goal to amplify the brand’s digital footprint through a comprehensive suite of services.
Established in 1994, Greenply Industries is one of India’s leading interior manufacture brands specialising in high-quality plywood, decorative veneers, and Medium Density Fibre (MDF) boards. In fact, it is celebrated for its advanced manufacturing techniques and technological innovation, producing products that are renowned for their exceptional quality and fine craftsmanship.
Commenting on the development, Yatnesh Pandey, Vice President Marketing, Greenply, said, “We are delighted to partner with Tonic Worldwide as our social media agency. We are confident that their innovative approach and proven track record will deliver exceptional results for the brand. Our goal is to strengthen Greenply’s social media presence and connect deeply with our community. With Tonic’s expertise, we look forward to creating engaging social media experiences that resonate with our audience and drive our commitment to sustainability and superior craftsmanship.”
Speaking on being appointed the digital partner for the brand, Unmisha Bhatt, Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer, Tonic Worldwide, said, “We are closely working with Greenply to enable them on their digital forward journey. As a low consumer involvement category brand, they are doing a fabulous job of building consumer interest and intent in the category with the branding initiatives. Digital plays the most important role in a consumer’s home building journey of dreaming about good designs, inspiration, research, connecting with experts, finding experts etc. and we aim to empower the consumer in this journey with relevant category interventions on digital across touchpoints.”
