Sponsorships and brand investments are no longer limited to cricket as more and more marketers take up an inclusive approach when it comes to sports marketing. Sports like badminton, kabaddi, kho kho, handball, and even yoga are grabbing the marketers' attention
Retail investors are finding their way through the sharp crypto crash. As prices remain subdued, experts warn against looking at the space as a get-rich-quick scheme, even as investments into the ecosystem remain intact and the clamour for regulating it continues
The need to accommodate local biodiversity is pressing. Indigenous trees not only need much less care and can thrive without pesticides, but they also attract local fauna making up an ecosystem that supports varied species
Indian shuttlers are smashing it on international courts and building the sport's value like never before. But most brands want to invest in events and short-term partnerships
Over the last decade, India's largest private security company diversified its domestic play and opted for an aggressive inorganic route to expand overseas. The gambit seems to be paying off. But can it keep up the tempo?
Through streaming, data analytics and online commerce, the Dream Sports-backed digital platform is putting together a single portal to plug all need gaps for sports fans
Not only stakes are higher for brands because of money invested in influencer activities, but also the fact that social media backlash can be severely damaging to a brand's reputation once things go wrong
In an exclusive conversation as part of Storyboard18's Month In Focus - Just Sports, TCS' chief marketing officer, Rajashree R, shares the brand's approach to global and local sponsorships of sports and events
Frooti-maker Parle Agro's latest launch is on a quest to win the Rs 800 crore flavoured milk market
Where on the one hand, manufacturing and construction sectors saw an increase in labourers, India's agriculture sector on the other, saw a sharp decline