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Mar 11, 2010
Karishma Initiative partners Media2win
Karishma Initiative, a wholly owned subsidiary of Lintas India, has entered into digital space by partnering with Media2Win.Karishma Initiative delivers media solutions to clients across all mass media. The main clients include Etisalat telecom, Samsonite, Austrian Airways, Bombay Dyeing and Add Gel Pens. Media2Win offers digital marketing solutions, including SEM, SEO, online display advertising, blog and community marketing, ORM, SMS and mobile marketing, amongst others. Its major clients include Bajaj Auto, Tata Telecom and Max New York Life.
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