6 Things about Japan Digital Marketing Landscape (Part 1)
Japanese consumers spend nearly 4 hours daily on digital devices vs 2 hours on TV, yet they're still more receptive to TV ads—here's what this means for your marketing strategy.
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Japanese consumers spend nearly 4 hours daily on digital devices vs 2 hours on TV, yet they're still more receptive to TV ads—here's what this means for your marketing strategy.
I've compiled 8 data-driven facts about China's digital marketing landscape—from ad spend to search dominance—that reveal why it's unlike any other market.
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Android dominates APAC with 50%+ market share, but the real story lies in China's forked versions that bypass Google services and Japan's strong iOS base.
Facebook dominates 10 APAC markets with 50%+ reach, but China, Korea, and Japan march to their own drum with local players like Qzone and Mixi leading instead.
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iPhone 6 dominates APAC search with 4x more queries than Galaxy S5, and 60% of product research happens on mobile devices—here's the country breakdown.
I analyzed APAC's Cannes Lions winners against media ad spend and discovered surprising efficiency gaps—Australia and India punch above their weight while bigger spenders lag.
I've curated 31 award-winning mobile campaigns from the Smarties Trend Report, highlighting my top picks like Neutrogena's sun-activated ads and Cannes winners.
Mobile ad spend will hit $30.5B—nearly half of all digital spending—in APAC by 2018, with China alone dominating the landscape alongside three vastly different markets.
L'Oreal outspends everyone in Asia-Pacific with $2.8B in ads, but remove China and Japan from the equation and the rankings flip dramatically—here's what the data reveals.