Campaign India Team
Dec 31, 2009

Aircel urges youngsters to donate spare mobile phones

Aircel has come up with a marketing campaign that asks people to donate spare mobile phones for the benefit of senior citizens in old age homes.The telecom player’s creative agency Dentsu Marcom has created two TVCs in addition to print, poster and web (www.aircelsilence.com). Dentsu says the campaign is primarily targeted at the youth "considering they frequently change their phones".

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