Category: Channels

  • The New Digital-First Myanmar Consumer

    The New Digital-First Myanmar Consumer

    COVID19 has had a huge impact on the digital consumption habits of people in Myanmar. Consumers have broadened their adoption of new technology to support their requirements from increasing digital entertainment including mobile games and online video, to online shopping and food delivery. A recent report from Myanmar advertising platform Humology took a deep-dive into…

  • Ad Fraud, OTT and CTV: An Emerging Threat

    Ad Fraud, OTT and CTV: An Emerging Threat

    CTV is a fast growing digital media channel and, not surprisingly, a high growth environment for fraud. At its peak, a single fraud scheme accounted for more than 28% of total global programmatic CTV traffic. Incredible. We caught up with Ryan Murray, Director, Asia Pacific, White Ops to get the latest update on OTT, CTV…

  • The Rise of Mobile Gaming in Vietnam: Taking it to the Next Level

    The Rise of Mobile Gaming in Vietnam: Taking it to the Next Level

    by Jade Hoang Business Development Manager, Vietnam, Nativex The COVID-19 pandemic may have negatively impacted some industries, but others have experienced remarkable upticks in growth. In particular, mobile gaming has seen a notable surge, as extended stay-home restrictions have increasingly opened up pockets of time for consumers to play online games. This is especially significant…

  • Brand Safety and Influencer Marketing Overview

    Brand Safety and Influencer Marketing Overview

    Influencer marketing is already a huge marketing channel, but it’s estimated that fraud eats up 15% of influencer ad spend. Costing the industry USD $1.3 billion annually, over 684 million fake accounts have been removed from Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Linkedln since 2014. In APAC, there are approximately 58 million fake users with India and…

  • Southeast Asian Map of E-commerce Consumer Insights

    Southeast Asian Map of E-commerce Consumer Insights

    This latest online retail overview from iPrice compares Southeast Asia’s major e-commerce players based on their average quarterly traffic, mobile application ranking and also looks at general market trends.

  • Gaming and Esports Spotlight on Indonesia

    Gaming and Esports Spotlight on Indonesia

    Indonesia is a dynamic market for mobile games and esports, especially given its ever-increasing rate of internet and smartphone users. With an online population size of 171 million, favourable demographics with 60% of the population aged between 15-54, and a government that supports the development of gaming and esports, Indonesia is an emerging gaming powerhouse.…

  • The Game-Streaming Market in China

    The Game-Streaming Market in China

    China’s streaming ecosystem is a far cry from what’s going on in the West, in terms of content, monetization, and how the audience interacts with the content. While platforms such as Twitch and YouTube generate the majority of their revenues through subscriptions, China’s biggest platforms, including YY Live, Huya, and Douyu, predominantly make money from…

  • The State Of Influencer Marketing in APAC

    The State Of Influencer Marketing in APAC

    The influencer marketing space has heated up over the past few years, across Asia Pacific with platforms and resources readily available to both marketers and influencers. Driven by strong market advancement, digitalization and capable industry players, influencer marketing has gone from strength to strength in Asia, and has become a part of most marketer’s arsenals…

  • Vietnam Ecommerce Rankings

    Vietnam Ecommerce Rankings

    The Map of E-Commerce from iPrice ranks Vietnam‘s top 50 e-commerce players based on their average quarterly traffic, mobile application ranking, social media followers and number of staff. Vietnam top 10 Ecommerce iPrice have just released their Q4 2019 Ecommerce Report in Vietnamese. You can find the live report in English here.

  • The Future of Digital Identity

    The Future of Digital Identity

    Digital identity in the future looks very different to how we understand it right now. And that change will be driven not by privacy regulations, or the death of the cookie, but by the rise of the Internet of Things (IOT). The idea of one or two personal devices giving us access to individual consumers…