Reader's Digest launches Asia branding drive

<p>HONG KONG: Asia's biggest selling title Reader's Digest has </p><p>launched its first branding campaign in years to build a sharper image </p><p>for the general interest publication. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The consumer and trade campaign broke early this month and plays up the </p><p>title's essence of "being good for readers and society", according to </p><p>associate publisher Peter Jeffery. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The TV-led campaign is supported by print. Jeffery said the title was in </p><p>the unusual position of having an Asia-wide circulation of 1.2 million </p><p>subscribers, but still suffering from low awareness because it was a </p><p>general interest read. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>Developed by M&C Saatchi Hong Kong, the branding campaign highlights the </p><p>goodness to come from reading Reader's Digest, with visuals showing it </p><p>as box of cereal and vitamins. </p><p><BR><BR> </p>

HONG KONG: Asia's biggest selling title Reader's Digest has

launched its first branding campaign in years to build a sharper image

for the general interest publication.



The consumer and trade campaign broke early this month and plays up the

title's essence of "being good for readers and society", according to

associate publisher Peter Jeffery.



The TV-led campaign is supported by print. Jeffery said the title was in

the unusual position of having an Asia-wide circulation of 1.2 million

subscribers, but still suffering from low awareness because it was a

general interest read.



Developed by M&C Saatchi Hong Kong, the branding campaign highlights the

goodness to come from reading Reader's Digest, with visuals showing it

as box of cereal and vitamins.