Have Indian brands really unlocked the true potential of sports?
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This would make BYJU’S the first EdTech brand to sponsor this prestigious event globally.
Stay tuned for more updates! We are delighted to announce that BYJU’S would represent India at the biggest stage as an Official Sponsor of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022.This would make BYJU’S the first EdTech brand to sponsor this prestigious event globally.Stay tuned for more updates! The Tokyo Olympics 2020 too proved to be a fruitful one for Indian athletes such as Neeraj Chopra, who won India’s first-ever gold in javelin. Brands like TATA AIA Life were quick to jump on the opportunity to rope in Chopra as their brand ambassador. Currently, countless brands eagerly endorse or partner with sports, athletes, and health and fitness centers. A befitting example of that would be CARS24 becoming the new Principal Sponsor of one of the franchisees of TATA IPL 2022 – Sunrisers Hyderabad, making it the first and only pre-owned car brand to do so. That has allowed the company to impart its ethos to IPL fans and establish its brand purpose.
Have Indian brands really unlocked the true potential of sports
Indian Brands capitalising the value of sports in the global forum. According to psychologists like Shirley Wang, there are eight different motivations for people to love sports. Two stand out – sport is an avenue for emotional expression. Secondly, it provides a sense of belonging, a connection to a wider world. That explains why, for a fan, their team losing feels like a personal loss. The world of sport fully engages its audience and keeps them coming back for more. For instance, with 2.5 billion followers worldwide, cricket seems to have bewitched its audience. In India, since the introduction of IPL in 2008, the viewership has increased from 100 million to a whopping 450 million. A no-brainer for any marketer, brands have hit the proverbial 'nail on the head'' by endorsing, sponsoring or partnering with teams who have gotten them right where they want to be – in the eyes of their audience. A recent report featured on Business Insider said that nine out of ten Indians watch cricket. Even though cricket has a massive fan base of 124 million, one cannot dismiss the impact of other sports. Since its inception in 2014, the Pro Kabbadi League has quickly emerged as the second most-watched sport in India. It has 28 million viewers, and multiple brands like VIVO, Tata Motors, BYJUs, and more try to capture the audience's attention. We are delighted to announce that BYJU’S would represent India at the biggest stage as an Official Sponsor of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022.This would make BYJU’S the first EdTech brand to sponsor this prestigious event globally.
Stay tuned for more updates! We are delighted to announce that BYJU’S would represent India at the biggest stage as an Official Sponsor of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022.This would make BYJU’S the first EdTech brand to sponsor this prestigious event globally.Stay tuned for more updates! The Tokyo Olympics 2020 too proved to be a fruitful one for Indian athletes such as Neeraj Chopra, who won India’s first-ever gold in javelin. Brands like TATA AIA Life were quick to jump on the opportunity to rope in Chopra as their brand ambassador. Currently, countless brands eagerly endorse or partner with sports, athletes, and health and fitness centers. A befitting example of that would be CARS24 becoming the new Principal Sponsor of one of the franchisees of TATA IPL 2022 – Sunrisers Hyderabad, making it the first and only pre-owned car brand to do so. That has allowed the company to impart its ethos to IPL fans and establish its brand purpose.