Campaign India Team
Aug 11, 2020

Old Spice assigns digital creative mandate to Kinnect

Account won post a multi-agency pitch

Old Spice assigns digital creative mandate to Kinnect
Old Spice India has appointed Kinnect to handle its digital creative mandate post a multi-agency pitch.
 
Kinnect's Mumbai office will handle the account.
 
The agency has been tasked with carving a social media roadmap for the brand in India. This includes strategic positioning, content creation, and re-launching the brand on digital platforms. 
 
Rohan Mehta, CEO, Kinnect, said, “Known for a slew of highly recognisable, entertaining, and popular marketing campaigns, Old Spice is an iconic brand. We at Kinnect are excited to further this legacy by centering on experimentation and developing a communication targeted at the millennial audience. We aim to cut through the noise and stand out by creating a digital identity for Old Spice that’s relevant, unique, and effectively represents the brand voice.”
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