Asiya Bakht
Dec 1, 2008

Tequila Singapore wins regional Castrol brief

SINGAPORE- Tequila Singapore has been awarded the regional database marketing brief for BP Castrol after a five-way pitch.

Tequila Singapore wins regional Castrol brief
Castrol, an industrial and automotive lubricants brand, is part of the BP group of companies.

The agency’s role is to look at building Castrol’s database marketing strategy, and to develop an online and mobile communications platform across BP’s high-growth markets in Asia-Pacific.

The brief issued by Castrol at the end of October was heavily skewed towards data integration and direct-to-consumer strategy. Agencies pitching for the account were required to demonstrate their expertise in areas of database marketing, data integration, online and mobile strategy, among others.

Tom Hannigan, general manager of Tequila Singapore said: “Castrol has a huge opportunity to tap into the passion that its customers feel for the brand.”


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