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Experience Commerce, the digital marketing agency within the Cheil Network, has won the social media mandate for Invecto Technologies Pvt. Ltd., an IT solutions provider in digital transformation and enterprise IT services. This collaboration aims to elevate Invecto’s digital presence, brand recognition through a strategic, data-driven approach, harnessing the agency's experience in executing digital marketing campaigns for tech companies.
Under this mandate, the agency will develop and execute a high-impact social media strategy, focusing on strengthening brand trust, customer engagement, and thought leadership. By leveraging digital trends and content formats, the agency will craft brand narratives, showcase customer stories, and amplify the company's contributions to the IT sector.
"We are excited to partner with Invecto Technologies to elevate their social media presence and digital storytelling," said Bhawana Daga, VP - Growth at Experience Commerce. "Through strategic content, trend-driven campaigns, and audience engagement, we aim to position Invecto as a trusted leader in IT solutions, helping them connect meaningfully with their stakeholders."
The social media strategy will include content IP development, campaign storylines, stakeholder communication plans, trend analysis, and performance-driven digital execution. By integrating dynamic formats such as Reels, LinkedIn Thought Leadership, and Interactive Content, the agency will maximise brand reach and engagement.
Invecto Technologies sees this partnership as a step towards strengthening its brand voice and increasing industry influence. “As we continue to drive digital transformation for businesses, it is essential for us to communicate our vision effectively,” said Avinash Kumar, Co-Founder at Invecto Technologies. “Experience Commerce’s expertise in social media strategy will help us create a strong, impactful digital presence that reflects our values and industry contributions.”