COVID-19 Changed the Advertising Playbook. Now What?
In the wake of COVID-19, marketers are wondering which consumer behaviors will stick and which will revert? Heather Jordan, SVP, Ad Intel, Nielsen, shares three lessons.
Differentiate through technology adoption amid the challenging advertising market in Hong Kong in 2020
Amid concerns with job prospects and financial security, Hong Kong’s consumers are increasingly conservative with spending, reflected by a new low in Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) at 83 during the last quarter of 2019, compared with 99 at the end of 2018.
What Lies Beneath: Why Audience Delivery is the Next Battleground in Digital Advertising
This year, a range of ad execs have said digital advertising is broken and in need of repair. While they’re right to insist for better performance, their focus has been on surface issues related to the ad experience, while a larger problem lies beneath.
Two Words for Marketers under Economic Uncertainty: Be Innovative
Marketers and advertisers in Hong Kong are becoming more cautious as they are more concerned about global and local economy performances, where 29% of advertisers planned on increasing advertising spend in 2016, a 7-percentage-point decrease compared to last year. So, how to win the game?
Uncommon Sense: The Case for Resonance
Advertisers try to make their ads hit home with audiences as much as possible—but there's room for improvement. Investing a little more heavily in determining how much ads resonate and working to improve campaigns accordingly have the potential to dramatically improve overall advertising...