THE IMPACT OF SPONSORSHIP ON PAKISTANI SPORTS GROWTH
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https://doi.org/10.57038/theshield.v19i.7378Abstract
This research explores the impact of sponsorship on sports development in Pakistan, focusing on infrastructure, strategies, and global trends. It highlights the role of sponsorship in enhancing brand visibility, customer engagement, and competitiveness. Successful sponsorships in the PSL, Kabaddi, and Cricket are analyzed, showcasing how media and digital technologies amplify brand exposure. The study emphasizes the importance of financial donations, infrastructure support, and athlete performance incentives through sponsorship. The research identifies a positive link between sponsorship and sports growth, suggesting government involvement to attract more sponsors. Empirical evidence highlights the mutual benefits for both sports and corporate entities, with media acting as a critical mediator. A mixed methodology approach, using surveys and interviews, ensures credible data collection and analysis. Overall, the findings offer insights into the challenges faced by sponsors, athletes, and brands, providing recommendations for improving sponsorship strategies to enhance sports development in Pakistan. The study underscores sponsorship’s pivotal role in sports and society's well-being.
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