Pure Nutrition assigns digital duties to Tonic Worldwide

Win comes post a multi-agency pitch

May 24, 2021 04:20:00 AM | Article | Campaign India Team Share - Share to Facebook

Tonic Worldwide has bagged the integrated digital mandate for global nutraceutical brand Pure Nutrition. The win comes following a multi-agency pitch. As part of the mandate, the agency will manage Pure’s social media, paid media, website development and SEO duties.
 
Sushil Khaitan, CEO and director, Pure Nutrition, said, “In today’s world it is of vital importance for businesses and brands of all kinds to have an effective online presence and stay relevant. Pure Nutrition’s prime forte lies in enhancing the complete well-being and quality of life of its customers through its natural supplements. With this association, we are looking forward to exploring new avenues and serving our consumer base better. Encouraging conversations with our consumers in the digital space, keep them engaged and create a strong relationship with them digitally will be the primary goals of this partnership. We look forward to everything that the digital space has to offer and hence work towards our consumers more effectively.”
 
Chetan Asher, co-founder and CEO, Tonic Worldwide said, “Pure Nutrition wants to create a strong impact in the domain of health and nutrition and we are delighted to partner with a brand that focuses on this realm in times like these. With our strategic and creative strengths, we look forward to building the brand on digital platforms.” 

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