Ranjana Mangla, Senior VP and Head of Ad Revenue at Sony LIV, envisions the reality show 'Million Dollar Listing' as more than just a real estate showcase. It offers a premium platform for luxe brands to engage with affluent audiences.
Sony LivMillion Dollar ListingLuxury BrandsReal EstateDigital EntertainmentReal EstateNov 18, 2024

'Million Dollar Listing' is a reality show on Sony LIV that focuses on high-end real estate and luxury lifestyles, providing a premium platform for brands to engage with affluent audiences.
Ranjana Mangla is the Senior Vice President and Head of Ad Revenue at Sony LIV, responsible for driving the platform's advertising and brand partnerships.
The show offers various opportunities for brand integration, including product placements, sponsored segments, and immersive experiences using AR and VR technologies.
The target audience for 'Million Dollar Listing' is the top 1% of India’s population, known for their discretionary spending on luxury goods and experiences.
Sony LIV is exploring the use of augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) to create immersive experiences for viewers, enhancing their engagement with the brands featured on the show.

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