Jack in the Box Worldwide bags digital mandate for Phoenix Marketcity & Palladium, Chennai

Jack in the Box Worldwide will be responsible for developing communication and marketing strategies, managing social media, digital presence, and more for Phoenix Marketcity & Palladium, Chennai.

Jack in the Box Worldwide, a part of The 120 Media Collective, partners with Phoenix Mills Limited to amplify the group’s digital marketing & advertising initiatives for its Chennai retail properties - Phoenix Marketcity & Palladium.

Taking on a digital-first approach, Jack in the Box Worldwide will focus on developing and scaling the brand’s digital presence through its performance-driven content marketing efforts. The mandate includes communication & platform strategies, creative duties, social media management, content creation, SEO, and performance marketing.

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Sharing her thoughts, Ritu Mehta, VP - Marketing, Phoenix Mills, said, “As the economy continues to recover from the pandemic, the retail industry has been presented with a unique opportunity to reimagine our marketing practices in the digital space, given that safety, precaution, and assurance are major concerns for consumers. The first step in this journey of establishing reassurance inevitably starts online and therefore it was absolutely essential to work with a partner who could think digital-first. We are confident that Jack in the Box Worldwide, who share our larger vision, will drive the group’s business initiatives through their strategic acumen and domain expertise.”

Speaking on the win, Rishi Sen, Managing Partner, Jack in the Box Worldwide said, “We are confident that our partnership with Phoenix Marketcity & Palladium Chennai will pave a new, safer way for mall-goers to indulge in their retail therapy amongst others. Apart from driving deeper engagement with the consumer through the brand’s social media channels, we are also committed to increasing footfalls to the properties through unique online-to-offline campaigns.”