Campaign India Team
Aug 25, 2020

Cred appoints Performics to handle digital

Account won post a multi-agency pitch

Cred appoints Performics to handle digital
Cred has appointed Performics India to handle its digital media mandate. The account was won post a multi-agency pitch.
 
Cred is an app through which users can pay credit card bills and get rewards in return.   
 
A Cred spokesperson, said, “Cred is a gated community of high trust individuals, with a mission to celebrate and reward creditworthy individuals. With an aim to increase financial literacy and expand our members-only club, we partnered with Performics for their expertise in performance media, automation, insights, and real-time optimisation.” 
 
Gurpreet Singh, vice president, Performics India, said, “We are delighted at the win. With our intent-based marketing abilities and strong data-driven approach, we look forward to establishing clear leadership for CRED. It is a sophisticated, select and exclusive loyalty programme, looking for deeper connections with the right audience. They are an ambitious future-first brand, and with our holistic offering at the intersection of marketing technologies, analytics and media, we will deliver impact and help scale up their business. Through our strengths in consumer analytics, we look forward to driving personalized, powerful, dynamic customer experiences for them.”
 
 
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Campaign India

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