Author: digitalinasia

  • Myanmar Big on Facebook and Mobile Gaming

    Myanmar Big on Facebook and Mobile Gaming

    Myanmar is a highly mobile market, backed up by the latest research showing 99% of households now own a SIM card. This points to an interesting dynamic where consumers own SIM cards to make calls, but will borrow a common handset from friends or relatives. Facebook and Gaming are the most popular mobile pastimes in…

  • iKorea: Why Korea is Saying No to Programmatic

    iKorea: Why Korea is Saying No to Programmatic

    iKorea is a column by Soyoon Bach, a Digital Marketing professional in Seoul, covering developments in the Korean digital ecosystem. Programmatic media buying is a powerful infant. While the technology itself is fairly new, it’s making strides globally. According to eMarketer, the programmatic market in the United States is projected to reach an estimated amount of…

  • 8 Mobile Trends for 2018

    8 Mobile Trends for 2018

    With Mobile quickly becoming the go to channel for brands, there is a quiet revolution happening in the world of marketing.  Mobile is growing up, and getting serious as it moves front and centre. Here are our top Mobile advertising trends in APAC for the year ahead. 1. Rise of the apps App use is…

  • How Google and Facebook are Eating the APAC Ad Industry

    How Google and Facebook are Eating the APAC Ad Industry

    By Tom Simpson Please check out our latest overview of the Facebook and Google advertising duopoly updated with 2018 data. A quick check of their books reveals that in the first quarter of 2017, 92 cents of every new dollar spent in online advertising across Asia Pacific (ex. China) went to Facebook and Google. That’s an incredible statistic.…

  • Indonesia’s Digital and Content Marketing report

    Indonesia’s Digital and Content Marketing report

    Get Craft recently surveyed 150+ Indonesian marketers asking about their digital & content marketing habits. 55% of marketers still lack clarity about how their digital marketing drives business objectives. Other key findings included: Marketers spend 31.5% of their budget on digital, 76% say this is an increase Average and Median digital marketing budget of IDR 1.9 billion / year and…

  • 6 Interesting Start Up Ideas at Innovfest Singapore

    6 Interesting Start Up Ideas at Innovfest Singapore

    1. V-Key managing trust and identity with virtual hardware on your phone V-Key is a global leader in software based digital security. V-Key is the inventor of V-OS, the world’s first virtual secure element that uses advanced cryptographic and cybersecurity protections to comply with standards previously reserved only for expensive hardware solutions. How does it work? They…

  • Singapore Intensifies Focus on Data and AI Tech

    Singapore Intensifies Focus on Data and AI Tech

    SGInnovate this week presented ARISE, an Artificial Intelligence-themed event at innovfest unbound 2017 as part of a long term investment in AI and data driven technology. The anchor event of the Smart Nation Innovations Week, innovfest unbound is Asia’s largest innovation festival with more than 8,000 attendees. ARISE is planned to provide a platform for researchers, academia and industry leaders…

  • MediaMath Launches Brand-safe Curated Publisher Market

    MediaMath Launches Brand-safe Curated Publisher Market

    MediaMath has announced the launch of a curated publisher marketplace product to deliver premium, high quality media. With the brand safety questions around social media and UGC environments right now, this is a timely move. The Curated Market will employ a stringent set of brand safety standards and protocols: Focus on large scale, high quality publishers…

  • iKorea: Media Reps – Past, Present, and Future

    iKorea: Media Reps – Past, Present, and Future

    iKorea is a new column by Soyoon Bach, a Digital Marketing professional in Seoul, covering developments in the Korean digital ecosystem. If you work in advertising in Korea, you will most definitely have heard of the term “rep sa.” “Rep” is short for “representative” and “sa” in Korean means “company.” This is a shortened phrase…

  • From IOP to IOT: Consumers, Marketers and the Connected Future

    From IOP to IOT: Consumers, Marketers and the Connected Future

    Aparna Krishnan, Associate Director of Strategic Planning, Mindshare, Malaysia From the Internet of People (IOP) to Internet of Things (IOT): we are at the cynosure of behavioural change and technology. Asia Pacific known for its heterogeneity is a motley of sub-cultures and mind-sets, yet consumers in the region are unvaryingly relinquishing control and giving authority…