Campaign India Team
Mar 14, 2010

Domor, TNS to measure marketing effectiveness of cricketing events

Nitin Jain and Rema Harish-owned communications consultancy Domor, in partnership with TNS, has kicked off a marketing effectiveness study termed as 'Consumer Response to Investment in Cricket' (CRIC) with the Indian Premier League (IPL) Season 3.CRIC has been designed with the primary aim of measuring the effectiveness of cricketing events – largely for the sponsors/advertisers who use these events as a marketing platform.

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