ANALYSING BIG BRAND PERFORMANCES AT #VIVOIPL 2018
NetImpact did a social analysis around the brands that were active during the IPL. There were a large number of brands spending a lot of time and resources to leverage IPL.
NetImpact regularly authors articles in leading business dailies on social trends and sectoral analyses. These articles share rich insights on the concerned brand or sector and are the outcome of an in-depth study of the entire landscape.
NetImpact did a social analysis around the brands that were active during the IPL. There were a large number of brands spending a lot of time and resources to leverage IPL.
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A deep dive shows the positive comments being largely around appreciation of the massive step in PM Narendra Modi’s fight against black money and corruption
A first-of-its-kind analysis of over 1.8 million social media conversations over January, February and March across the top 10 e-commerce brands.
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NetImpact Solutions analysed over 100000 relevant comments on the topic between 1 and 7 Dec. The verdict of Delhi netizens is in favour of it.
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Indian consumers were tempted with deals to shop online through print ad wars, television commercials and outdoor and digital drives by