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Posts tagged with Asia
The best APAC digital marketing stats from December 2016
This month's roundup features some interesting mobile stats from India and encouraging news on commerce and ad spend in Australia.
As always, you can find more stats in Econsultancy's Internet Statistics Compendium.
The best APAC digital marketing stats from May 2016
It's time for our monthly roundup of Asia Pacific (APAC) digital marketing stats.
The month of May brings us stats on WeChat, Indian railway station WiFi, social commerce, pre-roll ad growth, budgeting for customer experience, and FMCG brands.
Get stuck in or see our Internet Statistics Compedium for even more.
10 things you didn't know about WeChat
If you're not fluent in WeChat, here are 10 things to get you started.
From advertising to ecommerce, the Communist Party to the internet of things.
Online Advertising & Ecommerce in 2015: Digital Cream Singapore
Recently, nearly 100 senior brand marketers met in Singapore for a full-day of roundtable discussions of the issues that we are all facing in digital.
As with every Digital Cream event, the Chatham House Rule applied, so what was said cannot be attributed to any individual. But at the end of the event, the hosts of each table helpfully provided a summary of the day's discussions.
Here is an overview of the topics covered by the Online Advertising and Ecommerce & Onsite Conversion Rate Optimisation tables, along with notes of what brand marketers thought.
Master the basics for CRM success in Asia-Pacific
With over 1.4bn internet users and booming economies, Asia-Pacific presents an exciting challenge for ecommerce brands.
To take advantage of this opportunity, many brands are adopting high-end CRM solutions that provide structure and efficiencies to improve marketing automation.
Mobile Asia: Growth in Hong Kong, India and Taiwan
Asia is a fascinatingly diverse continent when it comes to digital trends.
Along with a wealth of data from all corners of the online world, the latest update to our Internet Statistics Compendium has seen some great mobile data from three key markets in the region: Hong Kong, India and Taiwan.
I thought I’d share some quick Asian mobile growth numbers here. But for more information, our ISC collects freely available stats from a comprehensive range of secondary sources, as well as choice cuts from Econsultancy’s own reports and guides.
Facebook vs. LinkedIn: which is better for B2B marketing?
Do you ever wonder which social network is best for B2B marketing?
Me too, so I did some audience research and found some surprising results.
Here's how you can do it too.
Western brands selling to a China that’s increasingly open
The Chinese market is massive and whilst American and European brands are actively pursuing it, Chinese companies are also actively courting this interest.
In this post, I’ll give some examples of brands that have moved into China, selling directly online. I’ll also detail moves from Chinese companies such as Alibaba, which is encouraging US retailers to sell into the country, as well as Chinese brands partnering with US brands with both parties benefitting.
To start with some context, Ernst & Young estimate that by 2030, China’s ‘middle’ will number 1bn and represent two thirds of the world’s middle.
And despite this burgeoning demand in China, home-grown brands are lacking. As China’s twelfth five-year plan comes to end (one of its tenets is aimed at encouraging national brands, not just designers), there are an increasing number of international partner brands in China, and some Western businesses have been bought, too.
Social media monetisation is a major concern among Asian marketers: new report
For the second year running, Econsultancy has published a freely available trends briefing about digital trends in South-East Asia, based on the Digital Cream Singapore event for senior client-side digital marketers held in November last year.
Digital Cream Singapore 2013 brought together more than 120 B2B and B2C in-house marketers from around the Association of South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN) region and beyond to discuss best practice and common challenges in digital marketing, and learn from each other.
Delegates discussed a wide range of topics, ranging from managing and making sense of audience and customer data, increasing personalisation and loyalty, to using video marketing and cross-channel marketing.
For new markets, when's best to begin your email campaigns?
At Hotels.com, email plays a key role in our marketing mix. We have localised websites around the world and run email programmes in 85 countries in 35 different languages utilising newsletters as well as triggered and transactional initiatives.
Many of these markets can be classed as mature but, for emerging markets, one of the first questions to address is when to introduce email into the frame?
What criteria should be used to judge the optimum moment to begin and how should the programme develop?
Geeks on a beach 2013: the state of digital in the Philippines
Digital marketing is growing fast in the Phillippines and the situation reminds me of the 1997-2002 period in the UK when anything seemed possible.
I had the honour to be invited to speak at the first ever Geeks on a Beach (GOAB) held on Boracay Island, September 26-27, 2013.
My presentation included key findings from, and my personal insights into, The State of Digital in Asia 2013 on behalf of Econsultancy Asia.
LINE: what can you learn from the mobile content hub you've never heard of?
The numbers are compelling: 7bn messages sent between 230m users of its messaging app, 200m downloads of its games, 10m Indian users in three months as well as tens of millions in Spain, South America, Indonesia and beyond.
LINE is a large content hub, and once you’ve downloaded the messaging app, you’re hooked into a network that gives away a lot of fun stuff for free, and ties everything together with a very strong brand.
So what is LINE doing that’s significant, and how will it begin to affect other brands on mobile?