Campaign India Team
Jul 29, 2022

WATConsult bags Olx Autos' ORM and social listening duties

Account won following a multi-agency pitch

WATConsult bags Olx Autos' ORM and social listening duties
WATConsult has bagged Olx Autos' online reputation management and social listening mandate. 
 
The account was won following a multi-agency pitch. WATConsult's Mumbai office will handle the account. The agency will be in charge of response management of the brand.
 
Siddharth Agrawal, country head, marketing, Olx Autos, said, “We are excited to have WATConsult on board as our partner for ORM and digital listening mandate. It is a very important element in further accelerating our brand journey & reputation. We look forward to elevating our customer service and the overall platform experience through this engagement.”
 
Heeru Dingra, CEO, Isobar India group, said, “We are delighted to have Olx Autos on board. The brand has fared remarkably well in recent quarters, and social listening will be critical to its future success. Our team is well-equipped to provide the necessary skills; and we are very much looking forward to assisting them on this journey."
 
Sahil Shah, managing partner, WATConsult, added, “This addition solidifies our already strong offering on auto clients. OLX Autos being a new-age digital-first brand, just resonates very well with our own go-to-market at many levels. I welcome Olx Autos to our esteemed list of clients and look forward to a great partnership with them.”
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Campaign India

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