Campaign India Team
Nov 28, 2018

Tilt Brand Solutions partners LA based Ryde Network

Tie-up to help agency offer content services for brands on social media

Tilt Brand Solutions partners LA based Ryde Network
Tilt Brand Solutions has announced a formal partnership with Los Angeles based social media content provider Ryde Network.
 
Ryde Network is a fashion, life-style and travel network on Instagram with over 30 channels. It helps brands 'connect and transact directly with its audience'.
 
Rajiv Chatterjee, chief business officer, Tilt Brand Solutions, said, “Brands today have an incredible opportunity to market themselves on the principle of transference of trust, rather than a sales pitch. With our partnership with Ryde Network, we are poised to offer bespoke social media marketing solutions to brand owners  who wish to make an impression through an authentic peer to peer network of global content creators. Richard and his entire team at Ryde are committed to bringing world class content solutions for brands on social media as it becomes perhaps the most impactful and engaging way for brands to communicate and commercially transact with their audiences”.
 
Richard D’ Alessio, founder, Ryde Network, said, “What makes us different is that we aren’t an influencer network, and we aren’t selling influencer marketing. What we offer is something more akin to TV and print which is direct access to a  premium network of inspirational channels that are run by the biggest tastemakers on the planet. We work directly with brand owners to create artful stories and visual executions that trigger emotions, engage people, and drive direct to consumer on platform sales. Our immediate task is of course to grow the network in India, while we continue to expand our already significant footprint globally.” 
 
He added, “Even if it seems like we are worlds apart in terms of time and space, we at Ryde have never felt more aligned with Tilt’s take and vision on brands, consumers and content."
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