MEDIA-I: Leo Burnett wins SK-II digital work from Ion Global

<p>TAIPEI: Leo Burnett Taiwan's interactive arm has won Procter & </p><p>Gamble's SK-II digital business from incumbent Ion Global (formerly Web </p><p>Connection), which held the account for the last three years. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The agency, which also handles above-the-line projects for SK-II, was </p><p>awarded the account based on its e-strategy presentation. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>Leo Burnett Taiwan Interactive head, Larry Lok, said: "The e-strategy </p><p>and integrated brand synergy were the key insights that enabled the </p><p>agency to walk away with the business. We will lead with </p><p>consumer-relevant application for skincare customers, and then find </p><p>technology to suit those needs. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>Most technology production companies tend to lead with the technology, </p><p>and hope that technology fits with the needs of its customers." </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The agency will handle digital strategy and e-marketing, as well as </p><p>maintaining the website. </p><p><BR><BR> </p>

TAIPEI: Leo Burnett Taiwan's interactive arm has won Procter &

Gamble's SK-II digital business from incumbent Ion Global (formerly Web

Connection), which held the account for the last three years.



The agency, which also handles above-the-line projects for SK-II, was

awarded the account based on its e-strategy presentation.



Leo Burnett Taiwan Interactive head, Larry Lok, said: "The e-strategy

and integrated brand synergy were the key insights that enabled the

agency to walk away with the business. We will lead with

consumer-relevant application for skincare customers, and then find

technology to suit those needs.



Most technology production companies tend to lead with the technology,

and hope that technology fits with the needs of its customers."



The agency will handle digital strategy and e-marketing, as well as

maintaining the website.