Wednesday 13 September 2017

How Samsung is marketing the Note 8 | Content marketing in China | OpenDNA claims better targeting

Plus: Video adspend data, Dmexco news, work from KFC, audio brand signatures, more
 
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Thursday, 14 September, 2017

Samsung Note 8 targets young and business users

Samsung Note 8 targets young and business users

Olivia Parker

With the new phone available in Hong Kong and Macau from 29 September, fortuitous timing may help the brand challenge Apple.

 
Content marketing in China is anything but elementary, dear marketers

Content marketing in China is anything but elementary, dear marketers

Soon Chen Kang 江欣珍

A panel discussion at the Tencent Mind Conference Tuesday in Shanghai looked at hard truths about investing in hot shows.

 
Better targeting starts with knowing content habits: OpenDNA

Better targeting starts with knowing content habits: OpenDNA

Babar Khan Javed

With publishers, an AI-enabled app, and Android device makers all playing roles, the company says it is arming advertisers with a better ability to target consumers according to mood and intent.

 
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Video adspend to overtake TV in China by 2021: eMarketer

Video adspend to overtake TV in China by 2021: eMarketer

Jenny Chan 陳詠欣

Video is the fastest growing ad format within digital in China.

 
Amazon in SEA: the biggest opportunity is yet to come

Amazon in SEA: the biggest opportunity is yet to come

Luke Janich

Beyond being a powerful platform for selling, the ecommerce giant may be a goldmine of information for marketers seeking to understand their potential customers.

 
Why close collaboration is the key to cracking programmatic

Why close collaboration is the key to cracking programmatic

Andy Butters

Advertisers shouldn't judge programmatic on performance. They should judge how effectively they are working with their agencies by their programmatic performance.

 
A Mandarin-speaking Colonel does cartwheels for KFC coffee

A Mandarin-speaking Colonel does cartwheels for KFC coffee

Ad Nut

A mainland campaign by Wieden+Kennedy Shanghai sought to convince consumers that KFC coffee is legit.

 
Tim Sutton to move to EMEA for Weber Shandwick

Tim Sutton to move to EMEA for Weber Shandwick

Briefs: The current chairman for EMEA and APAC will be CEO for EMEA starting in January. Read about this and all the week's appointments and business wins.

 
Is your brand's voice, male, female, human or mineral?

Is your brand's voice, male, female, human or mineral?

Emily Tan

The rise of voice technology platforms and the connected home has turned the discussion of a brand's voice from metaphorical to physical.

 
At work versus at play, Hongkongers are different animals, digitally speaking

At work versus at play, Hongkongers are different animals, digitally speaking

Jenny Chan 陳詠欣

Google-sponsored research revealed disparities between perception and practice among both consumers and corporations.

 

Editor's Picks

Watching Mojito Girl (and more) with industry experts
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Watching Mojito Girl (and more) with industry experts

Rick Boost, Jenny Chan 陳詠欣

Creatives react to creative on camera as Campaign's long-running 'Private View' feature debuts in a new video format.

 
Ogilvy stands by originality of KFC HK campaign

Ogilvy stands by originality of KFC HK campaign

Jenny Chan 陳詠欣

A tale of two campaigns by Ogilvy & Mather, from different fast-food clients and different continents, but both featuring photo-personalised papers.

 
Marc Pritchard: We're at the starting line of the next wave of brand building

Marc Pritchard: We're at the starting line of the next wave of brand building

Simon Gwynn

At Dmexco, P&G's chief brand officer discussed digital transparency and mass one-to-one marketing in the shadow of an elephant in the room: the apparent lack of impact of $600 billion in marketing spend.

 
Facebook promises to tackle brand safety with tougher standards

Facebook promises to tackle brand safety with tougher standards

Gideon Spanier

Facebook has launched tougher rules on brand safety because it admits some marketers are "feeling uneasy" about where their ads have appeared and want "clearer guidance".

 
Hot Wheels shows that not every brand needs a higher purpose

Hot Wheels shows that not every brand needs a higher purpose

Ad Nut

From the US: 'The Drive' for Hot Wheels by BBDO San Francisco.

 
In Beijing, a club for self-improvement signifies a new luxury for China's wealthy

In Beijing, a club for self-improvement signifies a new luxury for China's wealthy

Jessica Rapp

Casa Fengchao is less a hub for exclusive entertainment than a space for members to learn how they can elevate their lifestyles.

 
Women to Watch 2017: Aarti Lyall

Women to Watch 2017: Aarti Lyall

Learn about the achievements of Aarti Lyall, regional strategy director with AdParlor in Singapore, and the other 39 members of the 2017 Women to Watch.

 
Would you believe a cat and a little bird are besties?

Would you believe a cat and a little bird are besties?

Ad Nut

From the UK: 'Best friends' for Dreamies Deli-Catz treats (Mars) by Adam & Eve DDB.

 
WE Brands in Motion: China Breakfast Briefing
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WE Brands in Motion: China Breakfast Briefing

Staff Writer

On September 12, Campaign Asia-Pacific and WE explored how to navigate the forces impacting brands in China

 

Events

Tangrams Effectiveness

Tangrams Effectiveness

Sep 27 - 29, 2017

Suntec Convention Centre

 
Spikes Asia Festival of Creativity

Spikes Asia Festival of Creativity

Sep 27 - 29, 2017

Suntec Convention Centre

 
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