Emily Tan
Nov 30, 2011

CASE STUDY: How Rexona broke the relevance barrier in China

When Rexona China learned that mainland women simply didn't feel the need for deodorant the brand worked with word-of-mouth marketing company Wildfire to generate interest through peer-to-peer recommendation.

Rexona's word-of-mouth experience kit

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