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Marketing in Asia is a balancing act: Visa's Danielle Jin

Marketing in Asia is a balancing act: Visa's Danielle Jin

The brand's Asia CMO discusses the diversified demands of marketing a storied brand in a complex and competitive market. Here's how Visa is iterating campaigns, learning from China and capturing first-party data.

B2B marketers seek creativity boost to stand out

B2B marketers seek creativity boost to stand out

Companies such as Cigna, Microsoft, Intel and Unilever have shown how to deliver innovative B2B campaigns. But APAC is just finding its feet in making this shift.

Tottenham Hotspurs rides digitalisation, personalisation to retain fans

Tottenham Hotspurs rides digitalisation, personalisation to retain fans

With a multitude of entertainment options, the 130-year old club has a fight on its hands to keep consumers—especially millennials—interested in the club, says executive director Donna-Maria Cullen.

Amazon promotes advertising offerings as business growth slows

Amazon promotes advertising offerings as business growth slows

AWS and advertising sales were the growth driver for the tech giant.

Alibaba cuts marketing spend as it reports first flat revenue growth

Alibaba cuts marketing spend as it reports first flat revenue growth

Softness in Chinese commerce business offset by growth in cloud computing unit.

Suresh Balaji, Sunshine Farzan land global marketing roles at Standard Chartered

Suresh Balaji, Sunshine Farzan land global marketing roles at Standard Chartered

EXCLUSIVE: The two industry veterans will be part of the bank's corporate affairs, brand, and marketing leadership team.

Publicis Groupe appoints Ajay Thrivikraman as chief creative officer, Southeast Asia

Publicis Groupe appoints Ajay Thrivikraman as chief creative officer, Southeast Asia

Thrivikraman was previously chief creative officer for global clients, leading creative work for Publicis Groupe’s dedicated units across P&G and Tiger Beer.

Young Spikes Marketing winners lean on lessons from Ice Bucket Challenge

Young Spikes Marketing winners lean on lessons from Ice Bucket Challenge

Farhat Chowdhury and Farah Amira Khan's Click 2 Care campaign sought to use a frugal HK$1000 budget to earn HK$1 million in donations.

How to write clearer, more concise marketing briefs

How to write clearer, more concise marketing briefs

MARKETING WORKS: Most marketing briefs not only lack both a clear plan of attack and a strategic direction but also are riddled with jargon, contend the founders of BetterBriefs.

The year ahead for CMOs: Sustainability, purpose, data, agility top the agenda in APAC

The year ahead for CMOs: Sustainability, purpose, data, agility top the agenda in APAC

CMOs in 2022 will be challenged like never before with leaders focusing on brand purpose, data insights, sustainability, agility, complexity and the rise of new media, Campaign has discovered.

After a challenging 2020, M&A action sprung back to life in 2021

After a challenging 2020, M&A action sprung back to life in 2021

YEAR IN REVIEW: If the theme last year was about consolidation of operations and conservation of resources, a pickup in sentiment saw a surge in deal-making in 2021.

WPP's Mindshare, Ogilvy and Wavemaker make strong return to South Asia AOY awards

WPP's Mindshare, Ogilvy and Wavemaker make strong return to South Asia AOY awards

Mindshare bags the top digital- and media-agency awards, while Ogilvy wins the top prize for creative shops in South Asia and Wavemaker wins two people awards.

Private-equity funds boosted M&A deal-making in 2021: Ciesco

Private-equity funds boosted M&A deal-making in 2021: Ciesco

EXCLUSIVE: These funds accounted for 45% of all deals made in the year, as activity from holding groups and consultancies was muted, according to this advisory's data.

Fraud-detection firm Human Security gets $100 million in funding

Fraud-detection firm Human Security gets $100 million in funding

The security specialist previously known as White Ops will use the capital to accelerate expansion into new markets and expand its headcount.

As it rapidly expands, is Lalamove’s brand versatile enough to conquer the world?

As it rapidly expands, is Lalamove’s brand versatile enough to conquer the world?

BRAND HEALTH CHECK: The IPO-bound company’s bright orange branding is unique in a low-involvement category, but as it considers further expansion beyond its mainstays of Mainland China and Hong Kong, can it continue to stand out?

Can adland make work-from-anywhere work?

Can adland make work-from-anywhere work?

With some employees embracing logging in from wherever suits their fancy, the industry faces a race to keep pace with the desires of an increasingly footloose workforce.

TSLA expands Junk's focus, hires Fabian Tan to lead shop

TSLA expands Junk's focus, hires Fabian Tan to lead shop

The Secret Little Agency says the move transforms the unit from a strategic insights bureau into full-service cultural strategy agency.

As pandemic gains dry up, frugal times ahead for Amazon

As pandemic gains dry up, frugal times ahead for Amazon

Ad sales growth, along with two years of Covid-fuelled ecommerce growth is slowing, shifting the global online retailer's focus toward cost efficiencies.

Talent platforms &Friends and Cavalry Freelancing to merge

Talent platforms &Friends and Cavalry Freelancing to merge

The combined entity will be renamed &Friends, and will become a global content and production entity.

Apple faces up to $8 billion in losses from supply chain constraints

Apple faces up to $8 billion in losses from supply chain constraints

Despite strong numbers for this quarter, the iPhone maker forecasts growing supply chain pains for its gear and components.

Luxury, tech, finance brands rise in Kantar BrandZ rankings

Luxury, tech, finance brands rise in Kantar BrandZ rankings

Based on Kantar's annual BrandZ Most Valuable Global Brands report, Apple knocks Amazon off its perch as Chinese brands' growth dims.

Marketers have to overcome resistance from board on Web3 and the metaverse

Marketers have to overcome resistance from board on Web3 and the metaverse

CAMPAIGN 360: CMOs need to contend with the inevitability of the rise of the latest form of the web and be prepared for new business models it throws up, say marketers in the region.

Will an ad-driven model help Netflix reignite growth?

Will an ad-driven model help Netflix reignite growth?

SOUNDING BOARD: Experts weigh in on how the video streamer's move to offer a cheaper advertising-driven plan may help fix its buffering business.

As subscriber numbers crater, Netflix mulls cheaper advertising-driven plans

As subscriber numbers crater, Netflix mulls cheaper advertising-driven plans

The video streamer's recent earnings show stress of growing competition, sharing of accounts, and geopolitical tensions.

Alibaba posts slowest quarterly growth on record, will review marketing spend

Alibaba posts slowest quarterly growth on record, will review marketing spend

Losses increased because of decline in value of investments in publicly-traded companies; backing for newer businesses such as Taocaicai and Taobao Deals; and the continued impact of Covid.

Publicis appoints co-CEOs in Thailand

Publicis appoints co-CEOs in Thailand

The network has replaced long-time leader Songkran "Jod" Sethesompobe with two new leaders under a co-CEO structure.

Unilever's Samir Singh: Sustainability shouldn't burden consumers with guilt or expense

Unilever's Samir Singh: Sustainability shouldn't burden consumers with guilt or expense

In his first interview since becoming Unilever's global personal care CMO, he details how the consumer goods giant is evolving hygiene products into wellness products and is embedding sustainability in its brands while facing growing local competition.

Unilever's oral care brands sink teeth into dental challenges in SEA

Unilever's oral care brands sink teeth into dental challenges in SEA

The FMCG giant aims to address the chronic shortage of dental specialists in Southeast Asia with a campaign promoting free teledentistry consultations.

SCMP ties up with NBA Top Shot maker for NFT foray

SCMP ties up with NBA Top Shot maker for NFT foray

Under the name Artifacts by SCMP, the publisher is introducing both an NFT series drawing on its 118-year-deep media archive and a metadata standard that aims to add context to historical NFTs.

Uneven implementation of sustainability efforts across APAC agencies in 2021

Uneven implementation of sustainability efforts across APAC agencies in 2021

AGENCY REPORT CARD ANALYSIS: Industry leaders across the 41 agencies we reviewed agreed the topic was atop their agenda, but their implantation of practices and solutions varied.

How marketers are trying to recast gender stereotypes in ecommerce

How marketers are trying to recast gender stereotypes in ecommerce

Marketers are grappling with how to reach consumers in the categories they spend the most time and money in, while subverting gender stereotypes in their ecommerce campaigns.

GreyNJ United Bangkok shuffles top management

GreyNJ United Bangkok shuffles top management

The agency has promoted Kanaporn Hutcheson to chairwoman and named Thipayachand Hasdin as the new CEO.

As borders open, how are travel marketers cashing in on pent-up demand?

As borders open, how are travel marketers cashing in on pent-up demand?

Marketers open up about switching to lower-funnel activity as they prioritise conversions.

Customer transformation, digital drive continued resurgence at Dentsu

Customer transformation, digital drive continued resurgence at Dentsu

The group reported 14.9% growth in net revenue at Dentsu Japan Network, and its international business posted a 17.7% uptick in its top line for the first quarter of 2022.

How Dhiren Amin plans to use his FMCG skills to transform NTUC Income's marketing

How Dhiren Amin plans to use his FMCG skills to transform NTUC Income's marketing

Former Kraft Heinz CMO looks to drive change at the Singapore-based insurer, which has recently undergone corporatisation and is seeking to expand its digital offerings across the region.

Publicis shuffles leadership in Vietnam

Publicis shuffles leadership in Vietnam

Lukasz Roszczyc has stepped down as CEO and media leader Francois Goddet will return to Europe midyear, to be replaced by Kate Bayona-Garcia and Vineeth Dhruvan, respectively.

Agencies' innovation fervour tempered in 2021

Agencies' innovation fervour tempered in 2021

AGENCY REPORT CARD ANALYSIS: Rather than announce splashy new concepts, shops preferred to talk about geographically scaling out and commercialising ideas this year.

Hijrah movement: Brands court newly conservative consumers

Hijrah movement: Brands court newly conservative consumers

The pandemic has given more momentum to a movement that sees young people rediscovering their faith, and brands are rushing to capitalise. But they need to be seen as authentic rather than opportunistic to really connect.

Tech platforms' losses from IDFA to hit $16 billion in the coming year

Tech platforms' losses from IDFA to hit $16 billion in the coming year

Facebook to suffer the worst jolt from Apple's privacy squeeze, which caused four large platforms to lose $10 billion in lost revenue, notes a new report from Lotame.

As war for talent heats up, adland reviews employee engagement

As war for talent heats up, adland reviews employee engagement

According to agency leaders in the region, employers are battling growing wage inflation, a shift of power in the recruitment process, and a stronger demand for flexibility.

AnyMind expands ecommerce capabilities with cross-platform offering

AnyMind expands ecommerce capabilities with cross-platform offering

New offering, AnyX, claims to give brands a single view of their online sales across retailers including Shopee, Lazada, Rakuten, Amazon and Shopify.

Brand Health Check: Is it the end of the road for Uber in APAC?

Brand Health Check: Is it the end of the road for Uber in APAC?

'Tears were not shed when the brand exited Southeast Asia': Experts weigh in how the ridesharing and food delivery giant can resurrect its struggling business in the region.

Why Heeru Dingra won Woman Leading Change of The Year for a second time

Why Heeru Dingra won Woman Leading Change of The Year for a second time

WOMEN LEADING CHANGE AWARDS 2022: Isobar Group's CEO in India has had a strong year, boosting business growth and driving innovation, all while proving to be an empathetic and enabling leader.

Freelancers are busier than ever, but old headaches persist

Freelancers are busier than ever, but old headaches persist

As agencies and marketing teams increasingly outsource their core offerings, freelancers are being inundated with requests. But issues such as reskilling, timely payments, and burnout are prevalent.

Heineken takes KOLs on an Alpine adventure for global Edelweiss campaign

Heineken takes KOLs on an Alpine adventure for global Edelweiss campaign

For a new global campaign, the premium beer brand aimed to leverage local content creators from its various markets. We speak to the global director of Heineken's international premium beer portfolio about how this was done.

Uneven regulation, tight deadlines catalyse spike in plagiarism

Uneven regulation, tight deadlines catalyse spike in plagiarism

While content creators have been flooded with work recently, they've also had to contend with a flood of copycats. But lax legislation and hesitancy for creators to take action remain pending issues.

Publicis China buys digital product consultancy Wiredcraft

Publicis China buys digital product consultancy Wiredcraft

With over 100 staff, this deal will help scale the network's digital transformation capabilities in the market.

Entropia’s Prashant Kumar on bridging the gap between new-age and old-world marketing

Entropia’s Prashant Kumar on bridging the gap between new-age and old-world marketing

In his new book, industry veteran and Entropia's founder Kumar details how data is upturning marketing—and what CMOs need to do to keep up.

Steep profit decline, muted forecast clouds Alibaba Q3 earnings

Steep profit decline, muted forecast clouds Alibaba Q3 earnings

Chinese technology giant reports heaviest profit decline in five years and slowest revenue growth since it listed in 2014.

Dentsu names global product lead for media

Dentsu names global product lead for media

Rohan Philips takes on responsibility for developing the product strategy and roadmap for Dentsu clients worldwide across Carat, iProspect and Dentsu X.

Can brands and the gaming industry collaborate and profit from the metaverse?

Can brands and the gaming industry collaborate and profit from the metaverse?

GAME CHANGERS: To make a mark, they need to decide on whether their aim is immediate revenue gain or less immediately tangible exposure.

Lazada co-founders' Crea raises $25 million from brand accelerator SuperOrdinary

Lazada co-founders' Crea raises $25 million from brand accelerator SuperOrdinary

Aimone Ripa di Meana and Alessandro Piscini expect the investment to help their venture attract new brands to the digital commerce ecosystem by reaching the United States, China and Southeast Asia.

Dentsu reports improved earnings, led by its domestic business in Japan

Dentsu reports improved earnings, led by its domestic business in Japan

While the Japan business has recovered strongly, its international unit, especially APAC was a drag on third quarter metrics.

With mixed travel recovery in APAC, Hilton focuses on shorter, localised campaigns

With mixed travel recovery in APAC, Hilton focuses on shorter, localised campaigns

Campaign sentiment has shifted from dreaming of a vacation to pushing consumers to graduate from weekend trips to weeklong adventures, says Ben George the chain's senior VP and commercial director.

Can VinFast become a global electric vehicle brand?

Can VinFast become a global electric vehicle brand?

BRAND HEALTH CHECK: The Vietnamese brand will need to find a niche for itself in the face of Tesla's overwhelming presence and the acceleration of legacy vehicle makers towards electric propulsion.

Publicis Groupe bags Standard Chartered's global creative business

Publicis Groupe bags Standard Chartered's global creative business

The win follows a competitive three-way tussle and wrests business from incumbent TBWA.

Tencent cuts 5,000 jobs, slashes marketing spend by 21%

Tencent cuts 5,000 jobs, slashes marketing spend by 21%

Chinese tech platform reports its first revenue dip for the second quarter of its financial year.

Pitch imperfect: Adland struggling to balance hunt for business with sustainable workloads

Pitch imperfect: Adland struggling to balance hunt for business with sustainable workloads

Talent wellness, resources, time, and cost have pushed agencies to be more viable in their search for new business, but not everyone is agreed on the way forward.

How brands celebrated India’s 75th Independence Day

How brands celebrated India’s 75th Independence Day

A round-up of ads from Indian brands including Thums Up, Tata Tea, Godrej Group, and Rage Coffee.

Inconsistent sustainability metrics plague marketers in Asia

Inconsistent sustainability metrics plague marketers in Asia

With hundreds of measurement options and widely varied ESG implementation across markets, CMOs in APAC face a rocky road to improve their sustainability scores.

Cannes Lions 2022: Despite India’s outperformance, APAC’s metal count dives

Cannes Lions 2022: Despite India’s outperformance, APAC’s metal count dives

Creative leaders reflect on why usually-strong markets such as Japan, New Zealand, Australia and Thailand underwhelmed this year.

Andy Ho promoted to Publicis China's first chief growth officer

Andy Ho promoted to Publicis China's first chief growth officer

The former global client partner will have a wide mandate, including managing the recently acquired Wiredcraft team.

Project vs retainer: Which is better to manage burnout, creativity, and profitability?

Project vs retainer: Which is better to manage burnout, creativity, and profitability?

As more clients split up their marketing budgets, it's making way for short-term projects. We ask agency leaders how this affects staff workload, creative output, and business sense.

Why talent is moving from agencies to tech platforms and startups

Why talent is moving from agencies to tech platforms and startups

While pay is a big draw, other compensation such as stock options and bonuses are a key attraction too.

How Unilever ships Walls ice cream to Maldives, St. Ives moisturiser to Australia and Vaseline lip balm to Mongolia

How Unilever ships Walls ice cream to Maldives, St. Ives moisturiser to Australia and Vaseline lip balm to Mongolia

Unilever International, a billion-euro entity, is the consumer goods giant's in-house 'challenger business' and helps identify new growth opportunities for brands in new markets.

Tug appoints Karen Soo to lead new SEA business

Tug appoints Karen Soo to lead new SEA business

Soo, who was formerly head of Reprise, will focus on financial services and tech businesses to drive growth in this region.

Kota Murakami promoted to Essence's Japan MD

Kota Murakami promoted to Essence's Japan MD

Murakami moves up from his role leading client services across Japan and Korea.

WarnerMedia consolidates six Asia offices with Singapore hub

WarnerMedia consolidates six Asia offices with Singapore hub

Media giant houses 300 people in the new hub that consolidates the operations of legacy businesses including Warner Bros, HBO and Turner and will serve as the region HQ for its streaming service HBO Max.

Ampverse acquires Thailand's Mith esports team

Ampverse acquires Thailand's Mith esports team

Mith will join Bacon Time and SBTC Esports as part of Ampverse’s portfolio of owned and operated esports assets.

Burberry's Olympia bags focus of Chinese artists' collaboration

Burberry's Olympia bags focus of Chinese artists' collaboration

INSPIRATION STATION: MediaMonks has helped the luxury fashion label collaborate with installation artists Lv Xiaohe, Yang Jiaxi, Shen Li, and balance artist Han Suining, in China to co-create four art pieces.

Marketers struggling for traction with media strategies

Marketers struggling for traction with media strategies

The biggest gaps, according to research from the World Federation of Marketers, are in the segments of ecommerce and shoppable media, with no respondents satisfied with their performance.

China's Nantou City taps Superunion for modern makeover

China's Nantou City taps Superunion for modern makeover

Remit includes includes strategic brand, experience and communications planning, alongside a total revamp of the visual identity.

Insurance CMOs seek to erase segment's rep for middling creative

Insurance CMOs seek to erase segment's rep for middling creative

CMOs and agency leaders agree the insurance industry isn't known for electrifying creative work. What needs to happen to change that?

Tag acquires digital agency MoniMedia

Tag acquires digital agency MoniMedia

Deal will enable shop to add ecommerce and omni-channel solutions offerings and win a bigger chunk of business from clients.

CMOs will find it challenging to continue to virtually engage with customers: Salesforce's Wendy Walker

CMOs will find it challenging to continue to virtually engage with customers: Salesforce's Wendy Walker

Salesforce's senior director of marketing in APAC holds forth on an explosion in data sources, saturation in virtual marketing and the re-skilling required for marketers as pandemic changes to the market turn permanent.

Unmasking a Covid cause of marine pollution

Unmasking a Covid cause of marine pollution

INSPIRATION STATION: Alibaba, WWF and F5 collaborated on highlighting the tremendous damage caused by 1.5 billion masks finding their way into the oceans.

Despite age limit, 50% of children in Asia have a Facebook account: TotallyAwesome

Despite age limit, 50% of children in Asia have a Facebook account: TotallyAwesome

The firm's research also reveals that 44% have Instagram, when legally they are meant to be over 13 to sign up for both.

Thai consumers upend brand choices as they seek comfort in year two of Covid

Thai consumers upend brand choices as they seek comfort in year two of Covid

Despite a stable top three, consumers in this southeast Asian market disrupted their brand preferences in the past year.

Happiness Saigon wants to make you miss your physical office a little less

Happiness Saigon wants to make you miss your physical office a little less

INSPIRATION STATION: What started out as a metaverse passion project by a junior designer has helped connect remote working colleagues and could be a template for other companies to emulate.

Can Grab, Singha's rise inspire more local Thai labels to break out in brand-conscious Thailand?

Can Grab, Singha's rise inspire more local Thai labels to break out in brand-conscious Thailand?

The omnipresent agriculture-to-telecom CP remains atop the local brand ranking in Thailand once again, but can more homegrown emerge from the shadow of MNC rivals to shine?

Thunes hires Irina Chuchkina as first CMO

Thunes hires Irina Chuchkina as first CMO

She joins from another fintech player, Rapyd, and has had stints with Grab and Visa previously.

BBH wrests Mini China's integrated, creative business from Anomaly

BBH wrests Mini China's integrated, creative business from Anomaly

BMW's premium compact car brand has enlisted the Publicis shop on a five-year contract.

LinkedIn logs out: Is it the end of the road for non-Chinese tech platforms?

LinkedIn logs out: Is it the end of the road for non-Chinese tech platforms?

SOUNDING BOARD: Industry experts weigh in on the future for LinkedIn and other non-native tech platforms in China, as the business-networking site confirms it will shrink to a jobs board in the market.

Booking.com CMO on brand's pivot to local sights, and what comes next

Booking.com CMO on brand's pivot to local sights, and what comes next

Global CMO Arjan Dijk explains how the travel portal is helping consumers (who now value a vacation higher than finding true love, thanks to the pandemic) discover new sights in their backyards (for now).

AXA to inject local flavour in APAC to boost global brand recast

AXA to inject local flavour in APAC to boost global brand recast

The insurer will lean on local KOLs to piece together short campaigns in order to boost its presence in APAC and compete with global and local rivals.

P&G reports lowest organic sales growth in six quarters

P&G reports lowest organic sales growth in six quarters

The maker of Tide and Pampers sees pandemic habits persisting, as it reports strong growth from its fabric and home care unit. But costs increased and price hikes are on the way.

No kidding: Lego sees strong growth from adult consumers

No kidding: Lego sees strong growth from adult consumers

To meet burgeoning demand and adjust to pandemic shifts, the nine-decade old company is focusing on catering to grown-up passions ranging from flowers to fast cars.

'Frankly, we don't want to see more woke advertising'

'Frankly, we don't want to see more woke advertising'

The EVP of Unilever’s near $10 billion global skin cleansing and oral care unit, Samir Singh, says brands can’t hunt for purpose in the middle of a pandemic.

It's unfair to place brand trust solely on the CMO's shoulders

It's unfair to place brand trust solely on the CMO's shoulders

Trust has to be something that's tied to the mission and the vision of the company, not siloed into one department.

HBO Max preps launch across Southeast Asia markets

HBO Max preps launch across Southeast Asia markets

The streaming service hires former Disney+ leader Amit Malhotra as MD for SEA and India as a launch looms in Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam.

Fall fast, rise faster: Why Accenture Interactive had to break the advertising mould in China

Fall fast, rise faster: Why Accenture Interactive had to break the advertising mould in China

From Snow Beer to KFC, the shop's Let's Twinkle creative unit is bending the rules of the game to cater to consumers in a rapidly changing market.

Chinese brands record stellar year in Kantar BrandZ Most Valuable Global Brands 2021

Chinese brands record stellar year in Kantar BrandZ Most Valuable Global Brands 2021

Four of the five brands that doubled their values in the new Global Top 100 hail from the mainland, and China now has 18 homegrown brands in the ranking.

Telkomsel unifies 50 identities in brand relaunch

Telkomsel unifies 50 identities in brand relaunch

The VCCP Partnership, comprising VCCP Singapore, SomeOne and Good Relations, worked on the mandate to refresh and consolidate the brand's identity.

The Great Resignation: How a raft of exits is compelling the ad industry to rethink people plans

The Great Resignation: How a raft of exits is compelling the ad industry to rethink people plans

While employee attrition has always been an industry bugbear, a growing cohort of Covid quitters has pushed companies to rethink the future of work and employment. Although not all are ready to admit there could be a problem afoot.

Can agencies keep pace with fintech upstarts?

Can agencies keep pace with fintech upstarts?

Flush with funding, companies in the fintech space are more experimental, and shops need to be more agile to keep pace, says Thunes CMO Irina Chuchkina.

Inhousing drives marketing for TCS, India’s largest technology outsourcer

Inhousing drives marketing for TCS, India’s largest technology outsourcer

CMO Rajashree R. explains how Tata Consultancy Services' inhouse team is breaking away from stereotypical B2B imagery of buildings, servers and people, to focus on aspiration and human connection.

Mullenlowe Mishra consummates pact with condom-maker Karex in Vietnam

Mullenlowe Mishra consummates pact with condom-maker Karex in Vietnam

The agency will work with the condom manufacturer to drive social conversation and consumer engagement in the sex-shy market.

Just Egg invites Koreans to an intimate dinner for two

Just Egg invites Koreans to an intimate dinner for two

INSPIRATION STATION: To drive awareness of its plant-based egg offerings, the American brand teamed up with MediaMonks serve up a unique dining experience.

Why your ad next to trendy pimple-popping, mukbang, and ASMR videos missed the target

Why your ad next to trendy pimple-popping, mukbang, and ASMR videos missed the target

A new report from Channel Factory and Magna shows that while consumers are entertained by misguided ads, advertisers will not be amused by the results of content-ad misalignment.

How Nespresso plans to brew long-term gains from its pandemic buzz

How Nespresso plans to brew long-term gains from its pandemic buzz

Following a recent campaign fronted by longtime ambassador George Clooney, chief brand officer Anna Lundstrom says she wants to deepen the brand's product range and reinforce its purpose to build upon a Covid bump.