Campaign India Team
Jul 16, 2018

Agency Report Card 2017: Thinkstr

We assess Thinkstr's 2017 performance based on its business results, its innovation and initiatives, its work and awards and its people and leadership.

Agency Report Card 2017: Thinkstr
Thinkstr’s self imposed modest agenda for 2017 was to grow from its five member team and to bag three new accounts. And it managed to achieve it with ease as it ended the year with a 22-member team and six new clients.
 
The strategy it followed was about riding on client testimonials and creative efficiency. Creative efficiency was built by working on the brand and not the medium. The agency kept design at the centre of their work and is an integral part of its product offering. And that was seen regarding work for Niti Aayog.
 
Agency Report Card 2017

Thinkstr 

2017:

B-

Country head: Satbir Singh
 
 
Riding on client testimonials, Thinkstr was invited for a pitch for Reckitt Benckiser’s Vanish. The agency bagged that business as well as Pass Pass and Freshlook. Other account wins for the year included Indian Terrain and Times Internet. A project for Cinepolis was also won.
 

Future Thinking

Thinkstr kept its talent motivated with several training programmes. Among these was coding. Five of the 22 member team undertook basic lessons in code in their spare time. The agency also had its team experience 3D printers and other upcoming/nascent technologies. The idea was to be ready for every digital possibility and opportunity. 
 
 
 

 

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Campaign India

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