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Tuesday, April 28, 2020 - 11:00pm ICT to Wednesday, April 29, 2020 - 12:00am ICT

In Pandemic time, while fear, tension, uncertainty and constant stream of negative news is widespread, we see the opportunity for celebrating positive & prideworthy values to all Vietnamese. By strongly attaching ourselves with #ProudlymadeinVietnam qualities – stories – human, brands do not just enhance Brand love and Appreciation. Most importantly, we receive the handshakes from Vietnam top Artists and Top Brands to together make proudly Vietnam.

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Speakers: 
Marketing Advisor - Biti’s
Co-founder – C+P Consulting Asia
Associate Creative Director
Dentsu Redder
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Global Brand Suitability Survey Report 2019

The 2019 Global Brand Suitability Survey Report focuses on brands from US and EMEA and provides a view of the sensitivities that surround the type of content deemed brand suitable across industries, countries and cultures. The sample included brands from US and EMEA and provides a wide view of the sensitivities that surround the type of content deemed brand suitable across industries, countries and cultures. Executives from TAG, GroupM, and ABC endorsed the survey results as a vital step in extending the brand suitability discussion across the digital advertising industry.

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As the number of Americans with smartphones passes the halfway mark this year, retailers have an opportunity to directly engage with their customers and go on the offensive against “Showrooming,” a trend in which consumers use their smartphones in a store to scan the barcodes of products to find better deals on Amazon or at a nearby competitor’s location. It is clear that retailers must go on the offensive against showrooming and find new ways to market to consumers and harness the power of mobile phones.

With the introduction of the iPhone and the rapid evolution of smartphones and tablets, users could access the web wherever they were. They also became consistently accessible, with most mobile device owners becoming so attached to the technology that they never had it far from them and they never turned it off.  By far the biggest single piece of new information that is available from consumers’ mobile devices is the accurate location of the device, powered by the onboard GPS that has become a hallmark of all modern smartphones.