Campaign India Team
Feb 28, 2012

Sulekha.com unveils new brand identity

Launches new campaign using fingertips as a motif

Sulekha.com unveils new brand identity

Sulekha.com has unveiled the new visual identity of its corporate brand. This change in brand identity reflects Sulekha.com's new avatar as an e-commerce company focused on local needs.

Commenting on the new brand identity, Param Parameswaran, chairman, Sulekha.com said, "Sulekha.com is at an inflection point, having just metamorphosed into an e-commerce company. We have aggressive growth targets for FY13 and are investing heavily in enriching our database and expanding our offerings across multiple platforms. The new brand identity is designed to highlight our customer-centric approach. We want to become synonymous with local information needs in every city."

The new logo of the company sports an metallic sheen and vibrant colours. A note from the company explained that the new tagline – Delightful discoveries. Everyday – is aimed at capturing Sulekha.com's renewed promise to its visitors to satisfy all their local information needs across multiple domains and delight them with new possibilities.

To launch its fresh brand identity and introduce its new e-commerce avatar, Sulekha.com is currently running a multi-city campaign with a host of above-the-line and below-the-line marketing activities, and will be spending Rs. 5 crore during the first month of the launch. 

The campaign uses 'fingertips' as a motif and features the tagline, "Everything you need in your city. At your Fingertips." This campaign amplifies the message that the numerous offerings of Sulekha.com can be accessed through multiple devices like PCs, laptops, tablets, mobile phones, smartphones, landlines.

Source:
Campaign India

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