Campaign India Team
Aug 02, 2021

HiveMinds retains Domino's digital performance marketing mandate

Account won post a multi-agency pitch

HiveMinds retains Domino's digital performance marketing mandate
Madison World's digital agency Hiveminds Innovative Market Solutions, has been retained by Domino’s (Jubilant Foodworks) as its digital agency. The account was retained following a multi-agency pitch. 
 
The agency's Bengaluru office will handle the account. 
 
Sandeep Anand, EVP and chief marketing officer, Jubilant Foodworks, said, “We’re glad to be continuing our association with HiveMinds for digital marketing mandate for performance. They have done some great work towards scaling our online revenues and overall app user base in the last two years. They are the right partners for enabling our next phase of aggressive digital growth.”
 
Deepti Bhadauria, chief strategy officer, HiveMinds, commented, “Winning the Domino’s digital mandate again is a matter of great honour for us. At HiveMinds, we believe in keeping ahead of the digital innovation curve and consistently delivering high-scale targets for our clients. Working with the Domino’s team enables us to set new benchmarks in digital growth and to keep pushing our own boundaries to do some award-winning work. We look forward to setting new stellar records together in the future.”
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