Ad Nut
Oct 5, 2015

Google launches first-ever Vietnamese TVC

From Vietnam: Google app: "Câu hỏi sẽ dẫn bạn đến đâu?" / The Scooterist by Google Vietnam and Phibious

Google launches first-ever Vietnamese TVC

According to Google, the "search" experience Vietnam grew up with is no longer limited to desktop. Vietnam is one of 21 countries around the world where more people use smartphones than PCs. 

While Ad Nut isn't surprised by this insight or the TVC, Ad Nut is sure that the backstory of this campaign is interesting and has reached out to Google for more infomation. According to Google's press release, this is Google's first ever commercial in Vietnam and was produced by brand marketing company, Phibious.

The video, which is titled ‘The Scooterist’, features "real Vietnamese search heroes exploring their passions and the world around them, with the help of search".

 

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Source:
Campaign Asia

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