Campaign India Team
May 28, 2020

Games24x7 assigns media mandate to Essence

The mandate includes media planning, media activation and content innovation

Games24x7 assigns media mandate to Essence
Essence has announced that it has bagged the integrated media mandate for Games24x7. The agency's Mumbai office will handle the mandate which includes media planning, media activation and content innovation for all of Games24x7’s gaming platforms.
 
The company's portfolio consists of RummyCircle, My11Circle and Ultimate Games.
 
Siddharth Banerjee, chief revenue and marketing officer, Games24x7, said, “Online gaming in India has come of age and as a market leader in this industry, Games24x7 is seeking to further build exciting gaming propositions for millions of gaming enthusiasts in the country. We are delighted to appoint Essence as our agency of record for our media efforts as we accelerate our growth plans.” 
 
Anand Chakravarthy, managing director, Essence India, said, “A pioneer in the high-growth, technology-driven online gaming sector in India, Games24x7 believes in leveraging the true power of data science to provide millions of game players with unique game-playing experiences. At Essence, we have a similar approach to the use of data, analytics and technology to deliver valuable advertising for brands and their consumers. We are thrilled to collaborate with Games24x7 to further accelerate business growth for its platform brands in India.” 
 
Source:
Campaign India

Related Articles

Just Published

3 hours ago

Marriott’s winning formula: Merging culture, ...

Its VP marketing—South Asia, Khushnooma Kapadia, dishes out the brand’s savvy marketing moves and how it taps into diverse audiences across India and beyond.

4 hours ago

Zepto campaigns to make Soan Papdi great again

The quick commerce platform has made the much-mocked Diwali sweet its official come back officer bang in time for the festive season.

4 hours ago

X drops Unilever from advertising boycott lawsuit

New ad partnership leads to worries about powerful companies giving into Elon Musk’s ‘bullying’ tactics under pressure and potentially setting a troubling precedent.

4 hours ago

Media inflation in India to rise by 9.6% in 2026: WFA

This might be a brutal hit for brands vying for attention in a fiercely competitive market.