Adrian Peter Tse
Dec 11, 2014

Thai telecom giant AIS returns to emotional roots

THAILAND – After defining a unique brand persona among Thai telecom companies nearly a decade ago, AIS abandoned the style of advertising that it helped popularise. On the back of its strength as a network, it continued to succeed through product-based advertising. Now the brand is going back to where it started.

THAILAND – After defining a unique brand persona among Thai telecom companies nearly a decade ago, AIS abandoned the style of advertising that it helped popularise. On the back of its strength as a network, it continued to succeed through product-based advertising. Now the brand is going back to where it started.

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