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See what your audiences see.

TV is the single most important medium for creating impact for your sponsorship and presenting your message to the world at large. A fact made ever more true by the steady proliferation of digital media.

But how can clubs, federations and potential sponsors truly understand the value, reach and impact of their messages and images on television?

Well, that's when we Sportsi comes into play. This key media tool uses not one but two discrete pieces of software to accurately measure both the exposure and the actual value of your sponsorship from the global broadcast feeds we have recorded. It then analyses the presence of every pre-selected logo, including its size, length and type of exposure.

In so doing, SportsI creates comprehensive data that allows you to benchmark actual value by comparing exposure to similar lengths of advertising that are then weighted to reflect the differing impacts of various types of sponsorship exposure as compared to TV advertising.

This system allows automatic and straightforward comparisons to be made between the data for different events on a like for like basis. It also makes it possible to compare time periods, different exposure types, unclear and clear branding, different stadia and sports, as well as different types of broadcast, broadcaster and programme type.

This in turn can inform decisions about future sponsorship initiatives, as well as enabling you to understand how event performance is changing year on year, and even whether media owners are delivering on contracts.

When value, accountability and credibility count, we have the means with which to both measure and understand them.

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Pulse on the Economy

In this paper, we share how the convergence of two major influences – the economic recession and the “Social Media Revolution” – led to a research partnership between Kraft Foods and Cymfony, a Kantar Media company, to understand how the challenging economic climate affected consumers’ attitudes and behaviours regarding grocery shopping.

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Media Monitoring & Evaluation

Global media monitoring and media evaluation requires precise media intelligence, something we promise you thanks to the integration of Presswatch and Millward Brown Precis.

Our broadcast monitoring, press cuttings, press monitoring, internet monitoring and media analysis is also informed by insights gained through over fifty years of experience previously known as TNS Media Intelligence, Tellex and Parker Bishop.

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Audience Measurement

The audience measurement services we provide for organisations such as BARB go far beyond simply measurement.

Using the resources of software tools such as Infosys, Expert Software, X*pert, we ensure that TV measurement, radio measurement, and internet measurement all allow for more effective media planning using our PeopleMeter, VirtualMeter, Return Path Data and Portable People Meter PPM technologies.

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KantarSport

KantarSport is our dedicated sports monitoring and sports research specialist unit that delivers genuine insights into the challenging sport and entertainment sector, playing a pivotal role in the sports sponsorship sector worldwide.

Working with sporting federations, sport rights holders, football clubs, sports clubs, teams, sports venues and sponsors across the globe.

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