Tuesday, 31 October 2017

Uber speaks to Asians stuck in traffic | Cheil names Greater China CEO | TSLA partners with Mother

Plus: Stop obsessing over demographics | WPP sales fall | Multiple retargeting | Predictive analytics | Overestimating WeChat
 
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Wednesday, 01 November, 2017

Uber takes on gridlocked Asian cities in new campaign

Uber takes on gridlocked Asian cities in new campaign

Soon Chen Kang 江欣珍

A new campaign for the ride-hailing company by Forsman & Bodenfors specifically targets Jakarta, Bangkok and other traffic-plagued Asian cities.

 
Pully Chau named CEO of Cheil Greater China

Pully Chau named CEO of Cheil Greater China

Staff Writer

Appointment fills vacancy left by Aaron Lau earlier this year

 
TSLA signs partnership with Mother

TSLA signs partnership with Mother

Faaez Samadi

Alliance between independent creative shops created to strengthen both globally.

 
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Y&R to brands: Stop obsessing over demographics

Y&R to brands: Stop obsessing over demographics

Jenny Chan 陳詠欣

Y&R has launched a psychographic segmentation tool in a bid to purge Chinese adland of what it calls outdated demographic targeting.

 
Briefs: AdAsia, DAN, Innity, W Asia, AOI Pro, YDigital

Briefs: AdAsia, DAN, Innity, W Asia, AOI Pro, YDigital

Keep up with appointments, business wins and other news in our rolling roundup. Pictured: Sam Tam, AdAsia.

 
Gay Games seeks more local sponsors for Hong Kong event

Gay Games seeks more local sponsors for Hong Kong event

Soon Chen Kang 江欣珍

The games will be held on Asian shores for the first time come 2018.

 
WPP net sales down 1.1% as it talks of 'a changing industry'

WPP net sales down 1.1% as it talks of 'a changing industry'

Gideon Spanier

Holding company outlines a "new normal of a low growth, low inflation, limited pricing power world".

 

Editor's Picks

Chinese consumers numb about ecommerce festivals, except 11.11

Chinese consumers numb about ecommerce festivals, except 11.11

Jenny Chan 陳詠欣

Enthusiasm has sagged in the face of "too many" e-commerce sales events, according to Nielsen China, except for one.

 
Does WeChat really deserve this much credit?

Does WeChat really deserve this much credit?

Jeremy Webb

When it comes to brand building and marketing, there is too much hype surrounding the 'everything app' that is WeChat.

 
Myths and facts about multiple retargeting

Myths and facts about multiple retargeting

Daniel Surmacz

Contrary to misconceptions, using multiple retargeting providers on the same inventory can yield performance benefits.

 
Using predictive analytics to boost revenue

Using predictive analytics to boost revenue

Aditi Kohli

A look at how banks and financial institutions can harness first- and third-party data to refine models of customer behaviour.

 
Stand up for creative
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Stand up for creative

Mihkel Jäätma

How emotion data can help creatives regain a bigger share of the marketing budget.

 
Getting dirty with your marketing message
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Getting dirty with your marketing message

Staff Writer

The more it makes people laugh or cry, cringe or gasp, the better. Creating a memorable piece of content is all about transporting people off their sofa and into the wild.

 

Events

China Innovation Summit

China Innovation Summit

Nov 15, 2017

Shenjing Shared Working Space, Shenzhen

 
Agency of the Year 2017

Agency of the Year 2017

Dec 5 - 14, 2017

South Asia, Greater China, Australia/New Zealand, Japan/Korea and Southeast Asia

 
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