LG Telecom eyes Web growth with Khai site
<p>Korean mobile telephone operator LG Telecom has rolled out a
</p><p>website with more than 20 marketing partners, including sports fashion,
</p><p>computer, entertainment and travel companies.
</p><p><BR><BR>
</p><p>Called 'Khai', the website aims to reach an audience which considers
</p><p>itself hipper, cooler and more cutting edge than the rest of its
</p><p>peers.
</p><p><BR><BR>
</p><p>To achieve this, LG has incorporated 3D moving pictures at
</p><p>www.khai.co.kr, which also offers a cyber community where members can
</p><p>congregate, chat and play games.
</p><p><BR><BR>
</p><p>Khai is positioning itself as an icon which younger, computer-literate
</p><p>Koreans can relate to, and a promotional campaign includes giving its
</p><p>50,000 subscribers Nike T-shirts and bags, as well as 50 per cent
</p><p>discount on dance classes.
</p><p><BR><BR>
</p><p>In addition, LG also gave away coupons to traditional bookstores,
</p><p>cinemas and concerts to the 19th, 190th, 1,900th and 19,000th
</p><p>participants to enter the lucky subscription prize contest.
</p><p><BR><BR>
</p><p>New subscribers have the chance to win notebook computers, camcorders,
</p><p>PDAs and return airline tickets to Europe.
</p><p><BR><BR>
</p><p>LG has also put a strong emphasis on content, and Khai offers a wide
</p><p>variety of information on fashion, sports, music, dance and
</p><p>concerts.
</p><p><BR><BR>
</p><p>But all this is not just available through a computer. Subscribers can
</p><p>enjoy Khai's online service via a mobile phone and can even communicate
</p><p>via the 'Net between mobile and computer.
</p><p><BR><BR>
</p><p>Completing the service offering to its target market, LG is also
</p><p>publishing a monthly magazine, Khazine, which is distributed
</p><p>free-of-charge at Nike shops, a selection of family restaurants,
</p><p>cinemas, cafes and at all LG Telecom outlets.
</p><p><BR><BR>
</p><p>The production of Khazine is assigned to one of the most popular
</p><p>magazine publishers, Invision, which has been tasked with creating a
</p><p>publication that addresses the needs of the techno-generation.
</p><p><BR><BR>
</p><p>LG, meanwhile, will attempt to secure another one million mobile phone
</p><p>subscribers by tying into the Khai promotions.
</p><p><BR><BR>
</p><p>Plans are now in the pipeline to release three trendy mobile phones for
</p><p>Khai subscribers only, which the company hopes will achieve its
</p><p>two-pronged goals for success in both the mobile phone and Internet
</p><p>markets.
</p><p><BR><BR>
</p>
by
|
05/12/2000
Korean mobile telephone operator LG Telecom has rolled out a
website with more than 20 marketing partners, including sports fashion,
computer, entertainment and travel companies.
Called 'Khai', the website aims to reach an audience which considers
itself hipper, cooler and more cutting edge than the rest of its
peers.
To achieve this, LG has incorporated 3D moving pictures at
www.khai.co.kr, which also offers a cyber community where members can
congregate, chat and play games.
Khai is positioning itself as an icon which younger, computer-literate
Koreans can relate to, and a promotional campaign includes giving its
50,000 subscribers Nike T-shirts and bags, as well as 50 per cent
discount on dance classes.
In addition, LG also gave away coupons to traditional bookstores,
cinemas and concerts to the 19th, 190th, 1,900th and 19,000th
participants to enter the lucky subscription prize contest.
New subscribers have the chance to win notebook computers, camcorders,
PDAs and return airline tickets to Europe.
LG has also put a strong emphasis on content, and Khai offers a wide
variety of information on fashion, sports, music, dance and
concerts.
But all this is not just available through a computer. Subscribers can
enjoy Khai's online service via a mobile phone and can even communicate
via the 'Net between mobile and computer.
Completing the service offering to its target market, LG is also
publishing a monthly magazine, Khazine, which is distributed
free-of-charge at Nike shops, a selection of family restaurants,
cinemas, cafes and at all LG Telecom outlets.
The production of Khazine is assigned to one of the most popular
magazine publishers, Invision, which has been tasked with creating a
publication that addresses the needs of the techno-generation.
LG, meanwhile, will attempt to secure another one million mobile phone
subscribers by tying into the Khai promotions.
Plans are now in the pipeline to release three trendy mobile phones for
Khai subscribers only, which the company hopes will achieve its
two-pronged goals for success in both the mobile phone and Internet
markets.