CampaignAsia Magazine: May 2013

CampaignAsia Magazine Issue: May 2013
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Closing the mobile marketing gap a priority

Have we reached the tipping point for mobile? In terms of scale, mobile is unprecedented in its disruption of media. There are 5.2 billion mobile phones globally and 24 per cent of all media consumption today is on a mobile device—yet only one per cent of marketing dollars are actually being spent there.

One marketer fighting for that to change is Bonin Bough, vice-president of global media and consumer engagement at Mondelez International (formerly Kraft). Featured on the cover of this issue, Bough believes it is the responsibility of global marketers like Mondelez to engage with consumers in the most meaningful ways. So, a few months ago, he took a hard look at where his organisation was focusing its media efforts and spend. He found that, like most companies, it was putting the majority of its dollars in TV, print and digital. And like most, it had only begun to think about and experiment with mobile. That got Bough thinking.

In this issue he shares his outlook on the future of mobile, and how, for Mondelez to become a leader in consumer engagement, he is challenging his teams to think more broadly about how they connect with consumers and innovate from within the company. His objective is to be one of the top mobile marketers in the world—and to shift 10 per cent of Mondelez’s marketing dollars to mobile. 

This month our editorial team set out to identify the people pushing the boundaries of design in promising new directions. We invited top designers to share their ideas and discuss how brands can use design in unique and surprising ways. 

This issue also explores the changes in consumer values in Japan, a country where the aftershocks of 3/11 continue to affect the nation’s social fabric. With Japanese consumers becoming more open and accountable post disaster, we look at how brands are adjusting their marketing strategies, tapping into new forms of social goodness. 

CONTENTS

Inbox
Letters, blogs, campaignasia.com’s top 10

The Month
Instant news round-up

The Rankings
Business performance update

The Big Picture
Online retail in China

Insight/Advertising
Clients’ drive agencies to collaborate
John Merrifield on a new wave at Google
Craig Davis on ideas

Insight/Marketing
The new breed of research firms: fast, focused and always on
Fast food companies compete to catch the early birds
Reebok needs to draw on rich heritage to regain its identity
Tech firms the new talent factories
Adam Morgan on insight

Insight/Media
Digital puts extra pressure on talent
Hari Krishnan mines LinkedIn’s treasure trove of data
Strategies for social mobile gaming
Media debate on data tools
Marcel Fenez on media

Insight/PR
Agencies can draw on traditional strengths through content marketing
Cindy Gallop on influence

PR360Asia
Conference provides forum to look at business issues at the heart of the industry

The face behind the brand
Michelle Froah, Kimberly-Clark’s regional marketing head on driving innovation

Japan
Society moves closer together, prompting new thinking by brands

The Atifa Silk interview
Bonin Bough aims to get Mondelez’s brand teams thinking like startups

The future of design
Six passionate designers who are shaping the industry across the region

The Work
Latest ads reviewed

Improve your career
Jeremy Bullmore, plus latest industry jobs

Offline
Moonwalking mishaps, Cider with Leo and why people hate Jonathan from Spotify

Articles in this issue

Consumer values evolve in Japan

Shared challenges have forged closer links between diverse areas of society and prompted new thinking by brands.

Fast food brands strive to net early birds

SECTOR STUDY: As the lunch and dinner markets reach saturation point, quick service restaurant brands are turning to the comparatively neglected breakfast segment for growth.

May issue highlights: Closing the mobile marketing gap

ASIA-PACIFIC - A look inside the May 2013 issue, including in-depth interviews with Mondelez International's Bonin Bough and Kimberly-Clark’s Michelle Froah, plus examinations of the future of design, evolving consumer values in Japan, and more.

Media debate: How much importance to place on data tools

Proprietary data tools are more often than not the determining factor when pitching for new business. But is there a perceived difference in the data tools offered by media agencies?

NEW BUSINESS LEAGUE: March update

ASIA-PACIFIC - Ogilvy holds steady at the top of creative rankings, while MediaCom claims the lead spot in media.

New-breed market research: Fast, focused and always on

Brands are now turning to quicker and simpler digital media research methods to gain rapid and continuous insight.

About CampaignAsia Magazine:

Campaign Asia-Pacific, which supersedes the fortnightly Media, launched as a new, subscription-based monthly with a circulation of 15,000 copies on September 20 at the Spikes Asia Festival in Singapore.

The new magazine focus on analysing industry issues, reporting on trends and delivering expert industry opinions, case studies, plus heavyweight sector and platform reports. Carrying twice the number of pages as Media in an all-new design, Campaign Asia-Pacific dives deeper into the key issues of the month, uncovering the performance of agencies and individuals, examining topical questions, giving essential career advice plus a 16-page section of industry insight.

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