Sportskeeda has today reveale🤪d that it has become India's number one esports news portal by obtaining 1.3 crore users within the last two months.
The sports media content platform suffered a huge blow when all major live sport was suspended as part of the coronavirus lockdown🐬, with the company reporting a 70% drop in revenue.
However, Sportskeeda was quick to focus on esports and now claims half a million daily visitors to i💫ts♓ esports pages, up from 25,000 in April.
The Nazara Technologies Ltd subsidiary has credited the explosive growth on its esports vertical to identifying and filling 🀅existing🔥 content gaps in esports media with high-quality content.
Sportskeeda has been covering big esports events a꧋nd games such as UBG, Free Fire, Fortnite, Valorant, GTA, Call Of Du🍌ty, Modern Warfare, NBA, 2K20, and Halo with the promise of more to come.
Commenting on his company's achievements, Porush Jain, Founder, and CEO, Sportskeeda,said "Quick thinking and apt decision making enabled us to harness the Esports growth opportunity successfully. Our strategic app🉐roach, innovation, and precision mingled with team-spirit is what truly fast-tracked the growth."
Manish Agarwal, CEO, Nazara Technologies Ltd added: "The young team of Sportskeeda has always kept their users in mind while designing strategies which leads to their success time and again. Nazara has always had a predominant space in Esports with subsidiaries like Nodwin. With Sportskeeda entering the Esports news space♒ we have not only widened our horizon but also ꦦestablished synergy within the subsidiaries."
Accordꦿing to N🍨ewzoo, globally, . The number is expected to surge to roughly 557 million by 2021.
India is one of the biggest esports ma൩rkets, with ꦅmore than 150 million viewers.
Other esports news today was the announcement that gaming app Loco has entered a content partner⭕ship with Fnatic.