The document discusses below-the-line (BTL) advertising plans for Ekstop.com, an e-commerce grocery company in Mumbai. It proposes activating these plans at local railway stations, malls, and apartment societies on weekends. The plans include distributing brochures and vouchers, organizing a 500m race for women with shopping vouchers as prizes, and showing potential customers the Ekstop mobile app to get discounts. These BTL activities aim to promote Ekstop.com's convenient online grocery services to its target audience of busy working women. The conclusion states that these cost-effective BTL plans can help convert local store customers to the online portal and increase Ekstop's profitability.