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Title: | Olympics and brand connections | Authors: | Kumar, S Ramesh | Keywords: | Branding;Brand management;Olympics | Issue Date: | 28-Aug-2016 | Publisher: | THG Publishing Pvt. Ltd. | Abstract: | The Olympics by itself in isolation holds little meaning for brands. My attention was held by the ads of two familiar brands in the same category — Tissot and Seiko — during the Olympic season. Tissot had used Virat Kohli and Seiko the Olympic long jump athlete Darya Klishina who had got her Olympic ban overturned in the midst of a controversy associated with Russian athletes. The interesting point to be noted is that while Tissot chose to get associated with a cricket celebrity during the Olympic season, Seiko opted for an athlete relatively unknown, considering the Indian audiences. The ads of both these brands trigger the following questions; Should a brand make use of Olympics in the Indian context? How should a brand make use of sports and games which have been a part of Indian culture? Should a brand create brand awareness or brand recall, or both? How can celebrities and events such as Olympics be integrated from the viewpoint of a brand’s strategy?. Read more at: https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/catalyst/olympics-and-brand-connections/article9042789.ece | Description: | The Hindu Business Line, 28-08-2016 | URI: | https://repository.iimb.ac.in/handle/2074/13583 |
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