OPPO Would Also Bank On Cricket & Bollywood For A Successful Run In India; Just Like Micromax & Gionee
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With our first question, we got straight down to business and asked how many units of the newly launched phones would they sell in India? A smile lit up Tom’s face as he answered, “As many as possible. OPPO has not decided on the fixed number, but would like to sell maximum number of units of R5 and N3 in India.”
Now, considering the stiff competition they have from rivals like
Next, we were interested in knowing what will happen to the
When we quizzed Tom Lu on what new would he do to market OPPO in the crowded Indian smartphone market, he quickly replied that they are looking at cricket as the prime partnership in India as people of the nation do connect with it. He said, “Cricket is for the masses and seems like they want to stay bank on it in a huge manner and spend on tournaments.”
So, OPPO like others too wants to ride the cricket and
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But, will the same strategy work for OPPO too? We don’t see why it wouldn’t if they get the pricing correct.
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