Time never lies. Like a beating heart it chronicles and the yesteryear, today and the moments to come. At Timond the watches are developed greatly, the rhythmic countdown to whatever is to be, the preserver of seasons that has withered, arrived and charmed. Read more »
Celebrity endorsement in India
In India, celebrities are idolized as Gods and marketers have been trying their best to tap on this emotional connect of the people with the celebrities. Today, most of the popular brands are being endorsed by a famous personality either from entertainment industry or sports arena. Read more »
Impact of celebrity endorsements on buying behavior
Gone those days where brands were limited and their tag lines were enough for the publicity, for e.g. “Thanda matlab coca- cola” this tag line of coca cola helped a lot in terms of profit maximization and brand building. Read more »
Marketing Strategies of IPL
The main driver of revenues for sports these days is television, and cricket is no exception. The media has played a role in highlighting very large broadcast deals for sports like football and cricket. Such sports clubs generate substantial revenues from man channels such as sponsorship and merchandising, which runs to billions every year. Read more »
Indian Mobile Communications Industry’s Advertising expenditure
India’s telecom industry is emerging as one of the biggest advertising spenders every year. In a country that has emerged as the biggest ad spenders in Asia-Pacific region, advertising has become a mainstream activity for most telecom operators. Read more »
Impact of Celebrity Endorsements
Advertisement helps consumers in making their purchasing decision. Over the years advertising strategies have gone through various changes. Read more »
Lifetime Value of a Customer
Life time value of a customer is a concept or calculation that looks at customer from the point of view of their lifetime revenue and profitability contributions to a company. Read more »
Consumer Behavior Models
Freudian Psychoanalytical Model
The Freudian model suggests that consumers succumb to their deepest fears and longings which translate into certain purchasing decisions. Freud believed that the human personality is made up of three parts namely the “ID”, “Super Ego” and “The Ego”. Read more »


