Kate Nicholson
Mar 29, 2011

OMD Australia scoops online dating site eHarmony

SYDNEY - OMD Australia has been appointed to the national media planning and buying account for online dating site eHarmony.

OMD Australia scoops online dating site eHarmony

The incumbent on the account is AKA Media.

The appointment follows a pitch process that launched in December last year after eHarmony received interest from a number of undisclosed media agencies.

According to Nielsen, eHarmony spent US$7.2 million on main media in the year to November 2010, up from US$2.9 million in the prior period. OMD said the business is worth US$10 million in billings. 

Jason Chuck, Australian country manager at eHarmony, said, "We're really excited to be working with OMD who demonstrated a great balance between forensic DR techniques and strategic insights that can help take our brand to the next level."

The online dating site eHarmony.com.au launched in Australia in 2007, using a scientific Compatibility Matching System to help Australian singles find love.  

Source:
Campaign Asia

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