Advertise on Pune365: A Complete Guide to Rates, Ad Formats, and Booking Your Digital Campaign

Pune365 has quietly become one of the most underestimated digital advertising platforms in the Maharashtra market — and most brand managers only discover this after they have already spent their quarterly budget on platforms that deliver national reach but almost no Pune-specific engagement. The platform, operated by Flutter Media Pvt. Ltd., draws a genuinely urban, educated Pune readership that is actively looking for city-relevant content, which makes the audience quality here quite different from what you get on aggregator news apps. What we tell our clients at SmartAds is that Pune365 advertising is not just about buying impressions; it is about buying attention from exactly the kind of Pune local audience that most consumer brands actually want to reach.

Why Should You Advertise on Pune365?

Pune365 is not simply another Pune news portal trying to survive on Google News traffic. It has built a loyal base of repeat visitors — primarily working professionals, students, and young families in Pune Maharashtra — who return to the platform for curated city content covering food, entertainment, lifestyle, real estate, and local events. This repeat visitor behaviour is something we pay close attention to when building a digital media plan, because platforms with high return-visit rates tend to deliver better brand recall than those relying almost entirely on search-driven one-time traffic. The distinction matters enormously when you are trying to build brand visibility in a specific city rather than chasing raw national impressions.

From a Pune digital advertising perspective, the platform's editorial positioning gives advertisers a contextual advertising advantage that is genuinely difficult to replicate on programmatic networks. A real estate developer advertising on Pune365, for instance, is reaching users who have already demonstrated an interest in Pune-specific living, lifestyle, and neighbourhood content — which is a far more qualified context than a generic display advertising placement served across a national network. We have found, across dozens of campaigns managed through SmartAds, that contextual relevance on local digital media Pune platforms consistently outperforms broad-reach digital buys when the advertiser's product or service has a strong geographic anchor.

On top of that, Pune365's audience skews younger and more digitally active than the readership of traditional Pune newspaper editions, which means brands targeting the 25-to-45 demographic in Pune market will find the platform particularly well-suited to their needs. The FICCI-EY Media Report has consistently highlighted the growth of regional and hyperlocal digital news portals as a category, noting that urban digital news consumption is shifting away from national portals toward city-specific platforms — and Pune365 is one of the clearest beneficiaries of that trend in western Maharashtra.

What Are the Advertising Rates on Pune365 Website?

This is the question we get asked most often, and frankly speaking, it is also the question that most agency briefing documents leave unanswered — which is why advertisers end up making decisions based on incomplete information. Pune365 ad rates are structured primarily around CPM (cost per mille) and CPC (cost per click) models, with the specific pricing depending on the ad format, the page position targeting selected, and the volume of impressions committed to in the campaign booking. Based on our media buying experience, the CPM for standard banner ads on Pune365 works out to somewhere in the ballpark of ₹150 to ₹250 per thousand impressions, which is a number that surprises many first-time advertisers when they compare it to what they are paying for Instagram or Google Display reach — the Pune365 audience is smaller in absolute terms but considerably more targeted.

For CPC-based campaigns, the cost per click tends to fall somewhere between ₹8 and ₹20 depending on the ad format and the competitive demand for the placement at the time of booking; video ads, which command premium positions and higher user engagement, are priced at a higher CPM — roughly in the ₹300 to ₹500 range — because the format delivers measurably stronger brand recall. The thing is, most advertisers focus too narrowly on the headline CPM figure without accounting for the effective cost per qualified Pune-based impression, which is where Pune365 advertising actually becomes very competitive against broader digital networks. When we calculate the cost per thousand Pune-specific impressions on a national programmatic network versus a direct buy on Pune365 website, the gap narrows considerably, and often reverses in Pune365's favour.

Bulk booking arrangements can bring these rates down meaningfully — in our experience, committing to a campaign of three months or more, or booking a high impression volume upfront, typically unlocks a discounted ad rate of somewhere between 15 and 25 percent off the standard card rate. Advertisers who approach Pune365 advertising through a media agency India partner rather than directly also tend to negotiate better positions and added-value placements, since agencies bring consolidated buying relationships. At SmartAds, we always tell our clients that the published rate card is a starting point, not a ceiling, and that a well-structured media brief almost always produces a better deal than a last-minute direct booking.

Which Ad Formats Are Available on Pune365 Website?

The range of ad formats available on Pune365 is broader than most advertisers expect when they first approach the platform. Banner ads are the most commonly booked format, available in standard IAB sizes including the 728x90 leaderboard, the 300x250 medium rectangle, and the 160x600 wide skyscraper — each of which occupies a different position on the page and delivers a different balance of visibility versus intrusiveness. Image ads in these formats are typically accepted as JPEG or PNG files with a maximum file size of around 150KB, though it is worth confirming current specifications with the platform at the time of booking since these do get updated periodically.

Video ads represent the fastest-growing format on Pune365, which is consistent with what we are seeing across digital news portals India-wide; the platform supports pre-roll and mid-content video placements, typically in MP4 format with a recommended duration of 15 to 30 seconds for pre-roll and up to 60 seconds for in-content placements. Rich media ads — which include expandable banners, interactive formats, and animated display units — are also available for advertisers who want to push beyond static creative and create more dynamic user engagement. We have seen rich media ads deliver click-through rates that are roughly two to three times higher than equivalent static banner ads on the same page position, which makes the additional creative investment worthwhile for brands running awareness-to-consideration campaigns.

One format that is often overlooked is the branded content or native advertising placement, where the ad is designed to match the editorial style of the Pune365 website and appears within the content feed rather than in a conventional ad slot. This format tends to generate stronger brand recall because users engage with it as content rather than dismissing it as display advertising; it is particularly well-suited to education advertising, hospitality brands, and FMCG players who have a genuine story to tell about their product or service in a Pune context. The ad artwork upload process for native formats is slightly more involved than for standard banner ads, since the creative needs to be adapted to the platform's editorial template — something an experienced media agency partner can handle efficiently.

How Do You Book a Digital Ad Campaign on Pune365?

Campaign booking on Pune365 can be done directly through the platform's sales team or through a media agency India partner, and the two routes produce meaningfully different experiences. A direct booking is straightforward for simple banner ad campaigns — you contact the Pune365 sales team, share your brief and creative assets, receive a rate proposal, and confirm the campaign dates and ad sizes. The account manager assigned to your campaign will guide you through the ad artwork upload process and confirm the campaign monitoring dashboard access once the campaign goes live.

The agency route, which is how most mid-to-large advertisers approach Pune365 advertising, adds a layer of strategic value that a direct booking cannot replicate. When we manage a campaign booking for a client at SmartAds, we are not simply placing an order — we are evaluating Pune365 against other Pune digital advertising options, negotiating position and pricing, ensuring the creative specifications are met, and building the campaign into a broader digital media plan that might also include social media, search, and offline Pune advertising channels. This integrated approach consistently produces better ROI than treating Pune365 as a standalone buy, because the messaging is coordinated across touchpoints rather than appearing in isolation.

The practical timeline for a campaign booking is worth understanding clearly. Once creative assets are approved and the campaign agreement is signed, a Pune365 ad can typically go live within two to four working days, though complex rich media formats or native content placements may require five to seven working days for production and quality checks. Advertisers who have worked with us know that we always recommend submitting creative assets at least a week before the intended campaign start date, which creates buffer time for any revisions and ensures that the campaign launch is not delayed by last-minute creative issues.

How Can You Target the Right Audience Through Pune365 Ads?

Audience targeting on Pune365 is more nuanced than many advertisers assume when they first think of it as a simple local news portal. The platform offers page position targeting, which allows advertisers to choose whether their ads appear on the homepage, within specific content categories (food and dining, real estate, entertainment, education, lifestyle), or across run-of-site placements — and this category-level targeting is effectively a form of contextual advertising that aligns ad content with reader intent. A real estate advertising client we worked with in Pune, for instance, achieved a click-through rate that was roughly 40 percent higher when their banner ads were placed within the real estate and property section compared to run-of-site placements, which validated the targeting hypothesis we had built into the digital media plan.

Beyond page-level targeting, Pune365 also supports time-of-day and day-of-week scheduling, which allows advertisers to concentrate their impressions during periods of peak audience activity — typically morning commute hours and evening browsing windows for a Pune professional audience. This scheduling flexibility is something we use actively in performance marketing campaigns where the advertiser wants to maximise click-through rate rather than simply accumulate impressions; concentrating delivery during high-engagement windows can improve CTR by a meaningful margin without increasing the overall campaign budget. The GroupM TYNY Report has noted that time-of-day optimisation is one of the most underutilised levers in digital campaign management, and our experience on Pune365 confirms that observation.

For advertisers with more sophisticated targeting requirements, programmatic advertising options are available through third-party networks that include Pune365 website inventory, which enables audience-based targeting using demographic and interest data layered on top of the contextual placement. This programmatic advertising approach is particularly relevant for national brands running Pune-specific campaigns as part of a multi-city digital strategy, since it allows consistent audience targeting parameters to be applied across multiple platforms simultaneously. We always caution clients, though, that programmatic buys on local digital media Pune platforms sometimes result in lower viewability rates than direct-sold placements, which is why we recommend a blended approach — direct-bought homepage and category placements for brand visibility, supplemented by programmatic for reach extension.

What Metrics Can You Track for Your Pune365 Campaign?

Campaign performance reporting on Pune365 is something that deserves more attention than it typically receives in pre-campaign discussions. The standard post-campaign report covers total impressions delivered, total clicks, click-through rate, and a breakdown of delivery by ad format and page position — which is a reasonable baseline for evaluating whether the campaign met its reach and engagement objectives. What we always recommend, however, is that advertisers integrate Pune365 campaign data with their own Google Analytics or equivalent web analytics platform, which allows them to track what happens after the click rather than simply measuring the click itself.

The distinction between on-platform metrics and post-click behaviour is where return on investment calculations get genuinely meaningful. We worked with an education advertising client — a test preparation institute based in Pune — whose Pune365 ad campaign delivered a CTR of roughly 0.8 percent on banner ads, which is above the industry average for display advertising on news portals; but the more important finding was that users arriving from Pune365 website had a significantly lower bounce rate and a higher form-fill conversion rate than users arriving from generic Google Display placements, which told us that the audience quality was driving better ROI even when the raw traffic volume was smaller. This kind of analysis requires connecting the campaign monitoring dashboard data from Pune365 with the advertiser's own analytics, and it is something we set up as a standard part of every digital campaign we manage at SmartAds.

For video ads specifically, the reporting includes view-through rates, completion rates, and — where available — brand recall lift data from post-campaign surveys, which gives advertisers a more complete picture of the brand awareness impact beyond just clicks. The TAM AdEx data on digital video advertising has consistently shown that completion rate is a stronger predictor of brand recall than click-through rate for video formats, which is why we weight completion rate heavily in our campaign performance assessments. A well-produced 20-second pre-roll ad on Pune365, placed in front of relevant local content, can deliver completion rates in the range of 60 to 75 percent — which compares very favourably with social media video benchmarks.

How Does Pune365 Advertising Compare to Other Pune Digital Portals?

This is a comparison that most advertisers need to make before committing budget, and it is one that rarely gets answered honestly in vendor conversations. Pune365 competes primarily with Punekar News, Pune Mirror Online (the digital extension of the Times of India Pune edition), and a range of smaller hyperlocal advertising Pune platforms — and each has a distinct audience profile and pricing structure that makes them suitable for different campaign objectives. Punekar News tends to attract a more politically and civically engaged readership, which makes it well-suited to government, public sector, and community-oriented advertisers; Pune Mirror Online carries the brand equity of the Times of India masthead and commands higher advertising rates accordingly, but delivers a broader and somewhat less hyperlocal audience than Pune365.

Where Pune365 advertising stands apart, in our assessment, is in its editorial focus on urban lifestyle, food, entertainment, and real estate content — categories that attract a high-value consumer audience with demonstrated spending intent in those verticals. The platform's repeat visitor rate is meaningfully higher than what we observe on aggregator-driven news portals, which suggests a more loyal and engaged readership rather than one-time search traffic; and from a brand safety perspective, the editorial standards at Pune365 are consistent enough that advertisers in premium categories — luxury real estate, premium education, upscale hospitality — can place their ads without the brand safety concerns that sometimes arise on open programmatic networks. We always include Pune365 in our recommended digital media plan for Pune-focused campaigns, typically alongside one or two other Pune digital advertising platforms to ensure adequate reach coverage.

The honest answer to the comparison question is that no single Pune news portal should be treated as the only digital advertising option in the city — the right media mix depends on the campaign objective, the target audience, and the budget available. What we have found is that a split between Pune365 and one complementary portal, combined with social media and search advertising, consistently outperforms a single-platform approach both in reach and in cost per qualified impression. The Dentsu e4m Report on digital media has made a similar point about multi-platform digital strategies outperforming single-platform buys in tier-one Indian cities, and Pune Maharashtra is a clear illustration of that principle.

Is Pune365 Advertising Suitable for SMEs and Startups in Pune?

The assumption that Pune365 advertising is only viable for large brands with substantial media budgets is one we encounter regularly, and it is simply not accurate. SME advertising Pune on Pune365 is entirely feasible because the platform's pricing structure accommodates smaller campaign commitments — a brand can begin with a modest impression volume that works out to a budget of somewhere in the range of ₹15,000 to ₹30,000 per month, which is accessible for most small and medium businesses with even a modest digital marketing allocation. Startup advertising Pune on the platform is similarly practical, particularly for startups in the food, fitness, education, or real estate sectors that are trying to build brand visibility among Pune's urban professional demographic.

What a lot of people miss is that for Pune-based brands with a genuinely local product or service, the ROI calculation on Pune365 advertising is fundamentally different from what it would be on a national platform. A local restaurant group, a co-working space, or a Pune-based coaching institute is not paying for national impressions that will never convert — every impression on Pune365 website is, by definition, from someone who is consuming Pune-specific content and is therefore a potential customer. We worked with a startup in the food delivery space — a Pune-based cloud kitchen brand — that ran a three-month digital campaign on Pune365 with a total budget of roughly ₹60,000; the campaign delivered over 2.5 lakh impressions to a Pune local audience, generated several hundred direct website visits, and contributed to a measurable uplift in order volume that the client attributed partly to improved brand recall in the target delivery zones.

To be fair, there are situations where Pune365 advertising alone is not sufficient for a startup's growth objectives — if the goal is rapid customer acquisition at scale, the platform's audience size means it needs to be part of a broader digital media plan rather than the sole channel. But as a brand-building and awareness tool within Pune Maharashtra, it offers Pune-based brands a cost-effective, high-relevance presence that national digital advertising platforms simply cannot replicate at an equivalent budget level. Our recommendation for SMEs is always to start with a focused two-month test campaign, measure the post-click behaviour carefully, and use those learnings to optimise before scaling the investment.

Seasonal Strategy and Integrated Campaign Planning for Pune365

One dimension of Pune365 advertising that almost nobody discusses in the available online resources is the significant variation in audience activity and advertising effectiveness across different times of the year — which has direct implications for how budgets should be allocated. The platform sees measurable spikes in traffic and user engagement during Ganesh Chaturthi, Diwali, New Year, and the IPL season, which are periods when Pune Maharashtra's urban audience is most actively consuming city-specific content about events, dining, shopping, and entertainment. Running an ad campaign during these windows, when both audience size and engagement are elevated, typically delivers better CPM efficiency and higher click-through rates than campaigns run during quieter months.

Festive season campaigns on Pune365 should be planned and booked at least four to six weeks in advance, because premium page positions — particularly homepage takeovers and leaderboard placements above the fold — get reserved early by brands that plan their media buying calendars proactively. We have seen clients lose out on prime Diwali inventory on Pune365 website because they waited until three weeks before the festival to confirm their campaign booking, which is a mistake that is entirely avoidable with proper media planning discipline. The IPL season is particularly valuable for brands targeting young male professionals in Pune, since the platform's sports and entertainment content sees a sharp increase in traffic during the tournament weeks.

An integrated campaign approach — combining Pune365 digital ads with outdoor advertising in key Pune micro-markets, radio spots on Pune stations, and cinema advertising in Pune multiplexes — consistently outperforms any single-channel strategy in our experience. The BARC viewership data and TAM AdEx reports have both highlighted the multiplier effect of cross-channel campaigns, where the combination of digital and traditional media produces brand recall levels that are significantly higher than the sum of each channel's individual contribution. At SmartAds, we build these integrated Pune advertising plans regularly, and the Pune365 digital component serves as the always-on awareness layer that ties the campaign together across the campaign period.

Frequently Asked Questions About Pune365 Advertising

Q: What is Pune365 and why is it a good platform for digital advertising in India?

Pune365 is a Pune-focused digital news and lifestyle portal operated by Flutter Media Pvt. Ltd., which covers city news, food, entertainment, real estate, and lifestyle content aimed at Pune's urban, educated population. It is a good platform for digital advertising in India — specifically for brands targeting Pune Maharashtra — because its audience is hyperlocal, highly engaged, and actively consuming content that is directly relevant to their daily life in the city. Unlike national news portals where Pune readers are a small fraction of the total audience, Pune365 website delivers a concentrated Pune local audience, which makes every impression more contextually relevant and every click more likely to convert for a Pune-based advertiser.

Q: What are the advertising rates on Pune365 website?

Pune365 ad rates vary by format, position, and campaign volume, but as a general benchmark, CPM for standard banner ads works out to somewhere in the range of ₹150 to ₹250 per thousand impressions, while video ads command a higher CPM of roughly ₹300 to ₹500 given their stronger engagement metrics. CPC-based campaigns typically see cost per click figures somewhere between ₹8 and ₹20 depending on the ad format and placement. Bulk booking and longer campaign commitments generally attract a discounted ad rate, and working through a media agency India partner often produces better pricing than direct booking, since agencies bring consolidated buying relationships to the negotiation.

Q: What ad formats are available when advertising on Pune365?

Pune365 supports a range of digital advertising formats including standard banner ads in IAB sizes (leaderboard 728x90, medium rectangle 300x250, wide skyscraper 160x600), video ads in pre-roll and in-content formats, rich media ads including expandable and animated units, and native content placements that are styled to match the platform's editorial format. Image ads are typically accepted as JPEG or PNG files, while video ads are generally submitted as MP4 files. The specific ad size, file format, and file size requirements should be confirmed with the platform or your media agency at the time of campaign booking, since technical specifications are updated periodically.

Q: How is CPM calculated for Pune365 website advertising?

CPM — which stands for cost per mille, or cost per thousand impressions — is calculated by dividing the total campaign cost by the total number of impressions delivered, then multiplying by 1,000. So if a campaign costs ₹25,000 and delivers 1,50,000 impressions, the CPM works out to roughly ₹167. On Pune365, the CPM is agreed upon at the time of campaign booking based on the ad format and position selected; the platform then delivers the contracted number of impressions within the agreed campaign period, and the post-campaign report confirms the actual impressions delivered against the booked volume.

Q: How do I book an ad campaign on Pune365 — online or offline?

Campaign booking on Pune365 can be done either directly through the platform's sales team via email or phone, or through a media agency India partner who manages the booking on the advertiser's behalf. The direct booking process involves sharing a campaign brief, receiving a rate proposal, approving the creative specifications, uploading ad artwork, and confirming the campaign dates and budget. The agency-managed route adds strategic value — including media planning, creative guidance, and performance reporting — which is why most mid-to-large advertisers choose to work through an agency for their Pune365 advertising rather than managing the booking independently.

Q: How long does it take for a Pune365 ad to go live after booking?

Standard banner ads and image ads typically go live within two to four working days of campaign confirmation and creative asset approval. More complex formats — rich media ads, video ads, and native content placements — may require five to seven working days for production checks and quality assurance. Our standard recommendation is to submit all creative assets and complete the campaign booking at least one week before the intended campaign start date, which provides adequate buffer for any creative revisions and ensures that the campaign launches on schedule without last-minute delays.

Q: What targeting options are available for Pune365 digital campaigns?

Pune365 offers page position targeting (homepage, specific content categories, or run-of-site), time-of-day and day-of-week scheduling, and — for programmatic advertising buys through third-party networks — audience-based targeting using demographic and interest data. Category-level targeting is particularly effective for contextual advertising, since it aligns the ad placement with content that the target audience is actively engaging with; a real estate advertiser placed within the property section, or an education brand placed within the education and career content, will typically see stronger click-through rate performance than a run-of-site placement.

Q: What campaign performance reports will I receive after advertising on Pune365?

The standard post-campaign report from Pune365 covers total impressions delivered, total clicks, click-through rate, and a breakdown by ad format and page position. For video ads, the report also includes view-through rates and completion rates. We always recommend that advertisers supplement this with their own Google Analytics data to track post-click behaviour — bounce rate, time on site, and conversion events — which gives a much more complete picture of campaign performance and return on investment than on-platform metrics alone. A well-structured campaign monitoring dashboard that integrates both data sources is something we set up as standard for clients whose campaigns we manage.

Q: Is Pune365 advertising suitable for small businesses and startups in Pune?

Yes — and the minimum budget threshold is more accessible than most SMEs assume. A meaningful Pune365 ad campaign can be structured with a monthly budget starting somewhere in the range of ₹15,000 to ₹30,000, which delivers a substantial volume of hyperlocal Pune impressions for a product or service with genuine local relevance. SME advertising Pune on the platform is particularly well-suited to businesses in food and dining, real estate, education, fitness, and retail — categories that align naturally with the Pune365 editorial content and audience interests. Startup advertising Pune on Pune365 is similarly viable as a brand-building tool, provided it is part of a broader digital media plan rather than the sole advertising channel.

Q: How does Pune365 advertising compare with other Pune local news portals?

Pune365 differentiates itself from competitors like Punekar News and Pune Mirror Online through its editorial focus on urban lifestyle, food, entertainment, and real estate content — which attracts a high-value consumer audience with demonstrated spending intent in those categories. Punekar News tends to serve a more civic and politically engaged readership, while Pune Mirror Online carries the Times of India brand equity and commands higher advertising rates with a broader audience profile. Pune365 offers a strong balance of audience quality, contextual relevance, and cost efficiency for brands targeting Pune's urban professional demographic, and we typically recommend it as part of a multi-portal Pune digital advertising strategy rather than as a standalone buy.

Q: Can I run both banner ads and video ads simultaneously on Pune365?

Yes, Pune365 supports simultaneous banner ads and video ads within the same campaign period, which is an approach we actively recommend for advertisers with both awareness and engagement objectives. Running banner ads alongside video ads creates a multi-format presence on the platform — the video ad builds brand recall through storytelling and emotional engagement, while the banner ad provides a persistent visual reminder and a direct click-to-site call to action. The combination typically produces stronger overall campaign performance than either format in isolation, and the incremental cost of adding a second format is often justified by the improvement in CTR and brand recall metrics.

Q: What is the minimum budget required to advertise on Pune365 website?

There is no universally fixed minimum, but based on our media buying experience, a meaningful Pune365 advertising campaign — one that delivers enough impressions to produce measurable brand awareness in the Pune market — requires a budget of at least ₹15,000 to ₹20,000 per month for standard banner ads. Smaller test campaigns can be booked at lower budgets, but the impression volume at that level may be too limited to generate statistically significant campaign performance data. For video ads or rich media formats, the effective minimum rises somewhat given the higher CPM; a realistic entry-level video campaign on Pune365 would be budgeted at somewhere around ₹25,000 to ₹40,000 for a meaningful run.

Planning Your Pune365 Advertising Campaign with the Right Partner

The Pune digital advertising market has grown considerably more sophisticated over the past few years, and Pune365 has grown with it — the platform is no longer a niche local blog but a genuinely established Pune news portal with a loyal, high-quality audience that represents real commercial value for brands operating in the city. What we have consistently observed, across the campaigns we have managed at SmartAds, is that the advertisers who get the most from Pune365 advertising are those who approach it strategically — with clear campaign objectives, well-crafted creative assets, integrated media planning that connects digital with offline channels, and rigorous post-campaign analysis that feeds into the next campaign cycle.

The media planning discipline required to extract full value from a platform like Pune365 is not complicated, but it does require experience with the Pune market specifically — understanding which content categories attract the most engaged readers, which ad formats deliver the best return on investment for which product categories, and how to negotiate campaign booking terms that reflect the true value of the placement rather than simply accepting the published rate card. These are the kinds of judgements that come from managing dozens of campaigns on the platform across different sectors — real estate advertising Pune, education advertising, FMCG, hospitality, and retail — and building an evidence base about what actually works versus what looks good in a media proposal.

If you are evaluating Pune365 as part of your digital media plan for the coming quarter — whether as a standalone Pune digital advertising buy or as part of an integrated campaign that includes outdoor, radio, cinema, or newspaper — we would be glad to share our experience and help you build a campaign structure that makes the most of the platform. SmartAds.in operates across 500 plus Indian cities and manages media buying across every major channel, which means we can build a genuinely integrated Pune advertising strategy rather than optimising a single platform in isolation. Reach out to the SmartAds team at smartads.in for a customised media plan that is built around your specific campaign objectives, budget, and target audience in Pune Maharashtra.