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IPL and TV Advertising: A Game-Changer for Brands

William Campbell
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The Indian Premier League (IPL) is more than a cricket tournament, as it's a great chance for brands to attract millions of followers across the world. It gets huge attention since top players from various countries participate in this league, and it's perfect for companies wishing to advertise their products. 🌍🔥

How Brands Use IPL to Advertise 📈

Companies like CRED, Zomato, Pepsi, and Dream11 over the years used IPL to get in touch with a large population. Their commercials helped them popularize and engage with customers.

Positive Impact: Such advertisements build brand awareness. People get an idea about their products.

High Engagement: With so many people watching, IPL is the perfect place for brands to reach people on TV and online platforms.

The Move to Digital Platforms 🌐

More and more people are watching IPL on streaming platforms, so brands are starting to focus on ads that are more personalized based on user data. This allows them to target the right people and save money by avoiding wasted ads.

Data-Driven Ads: Streaming platforms give brands information that helps them create better ads.

Growth of CTVs and Streaming: Along with growth in CTVs and streaming, ad prices may rise since more people watch on connected TVs and online platforms. This makes digital ads good for brands.

What's Next for IPL Advertising? 📊

As the new season of IPL draws near, one would be really interested to know how brands make a choice between TV and digital platforms. Digital advertising may become a more preferred one because they will allow better targeting.

Key Questions:

  1. Streaming platforms will provide more personalized ads?
  2. Will ad prices go up as more people watch online?
  3. Will brands move away from TV ads and focus more on digital?

As the IPL season draws near, the manner in which brands decide to advertise would be something worth keenly watching! 📱📺

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