Category: Social Media
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How Duolingo Became a Meme Marketing Powerhouse
Its strategy reminds marketers everywhere that being “delightfully unhinged” — when done with intention — can be the most powerful form of storytelling in the social media age.
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Why Copying Western Marketing Doesn’t Always Work in Asia
Success in Asia demands cultural sensitivity, digital adaptation, and localized storytelling that connects with consumers on their terms.
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Why BookTok Is Transforming Publishing Marketing
What began as a niche community of readers sharing emotional reactions, reviews, and recommendations has grown into a marketing powerhouse.
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How the Zeigarnik Effect Increases Conversions: The Psychology Behind Unfinished Tasks
In a world where attention is fleeting, sometimes the most powerful thing you can do is leave something just unfinished enough to make people want to come back.
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The Rise of Virtual Influencers in Social Media
While they will never fully replace human influencers, their rise signals a new era of marketing where reality and imagination merge seamlessly.
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Food & Beverage: How Bubble Tea Chains Market Across Asia
From limited-edition collabs to digital-first campaigns, bubble tea chains demonstrate how local culture, technology, and consumer behavior shape modern F&B marketing in Asia.
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How WhatsApp Marketing Is Growing in Asia
With Meta investing heavily in making WhatsApp a commercial platform, its role in Asian marketing will only grow.
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Glossier’s DTC Strategy: What Made It Different
While the brand has faced challenges in recent years, its early strategy remains a case study in how to build a cult following in the digital age.
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How Gymshark Built a $1B Brand with Influencers
Gymshark’s journey from a small UK startup to a billion-dollar global brand proves the power of influencer marketing when it’s done authentically.