Campaign India Team
Dec 22, 2023

Connect Network launches Immersive

Aims to offer precise planning for cinema advertising

Connect Network launches Immersive
Connect Network has announced the launch Immersive, its new media planning offering. 
 
With this launch, the agency aims to help advertisers with a cinema planning tool by using technology.
 
Haresh Nayak, founder and CEO, Connect Network, said, "We are thrilled to add another extension within Immersive, a platform that redefines the way cinema planning is approached. Immersive is not just a planning platform; it's a revolution. By leveraging a fusion of crucial data points, mapping of total cinemas across country and hyperlocal audience-centric insights, it empowers cinema planners to craft meticulously tailored plans that resonate with audiences on a profound level."
 
Aditya Goel, senior vice president, Connect Network, said, "We are always looking forward to updates and additional features that will help the clients to plan better on a single window experience. Cinema planning on Immersive is a result of our continued efforts towards providing a better and informed understanding to our clients."
 
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