Matthew Miller
Sep 18, 2012

Spikes Asia 2012: Approach emerging markets with social first, says Microsoft

Research by Microsoft and BBDO in cooperation with Ipsos OTX shows that while consumers in developed markets respond most readily to relevant advertising discovered through "serendipity", brands in emerging markets need to know that consumers there are more responsive to a social-first approach

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