Lokesh Suji, director, Esports Federation of India, and vice-president, Asian Esports Federation, on esports opportunities for modern marketers, esports influencers and creators, and how 2022 will see growth from the grassroots.
Why content around the sport has to be king
Sporting bodies need to start understanding the importance of content. They can start by going easy on YouTubers and content creators who use their footage in their content.
Esports is filled with marketing opportunities for brands: Lokesh Suji
In an exclusive chat with Storyboard18’s Tasmayee Laha Roy, Lokesh Suji, Director – Esports Federation of India, VP – Asian Esports Federation talks about the opportunities in the space for modern marketers and how 2022 will see a growth in the overall segment from the grassroots level.
Deepening the sports-brands-fans connection
With the convergence of physical and digital in the world of sports and the growing popularity of hyper-reality experiences, it’s even more of a blast to be a sports fan, and, of course, a sports sponsor.
Trends to watch for in sports marketing for a modern marketer
Not all the possibilities that are opening in sports marketing are becoming mainstream. A list of 10 sports marketing trends to an keep an eye on right now.
Is Sports pushing Bollywood out of the marketing spotlight?
Both new-age and legacy brands are now using cricket and other emerging sports as their preferred marketing tool. Bollywood may not be out of the picture, but sports has certainly upped its game.
Sidharth Rao quits dentsuMB Group
Sidharth Rao is the founder of Webchuntey, one of India’s first digital shops, which was acquired by Dentsu India in 2013.
Should brands dissociate with influencers who promote toxic content?
The stakes are high for brands, not just because of the money being invested in influencer activities but also because social media backlash can be severely damaging for a brand’s reputation once things go wrong.
Addressing Sustainability in Sports: Emergence of Smart Stadiums
A single cricket match releases about 10,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide. The task at hand is to create awareness about the environmental cost of sports events and find solutions.
Why India needs an Indian Idol-esque platform to hunt for talented runners
Till we put a stop to considering “running” as a fitness entertainment and start seeing it as a professional sport, nothing will change.