China’s Top Check-In App Adds Branded Photo Filters
China’s top check-in app has long been doing social marketing, connecting big-name brands like Louis Vuitton with its youthful and urb...
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Zoolook Brings Together Fashionistas, Fashion Bloggers, and Brands – All in One App
We’ve seen all kinds of social fashion startups crop up in Asia in the past couple of years. One of the newest is Zoolook, created by a te...
Be Our ‘Plus Friend’ on KakaoTalk!
Hello readers, Tech in Asia is now an official Plus Friend on KakaoTalk’s mobile messaging platform. We will be sending you two to three p...
The Biggest Brands on Social Media in Southeast Asia in 2013 (INFOGRAPHIC)
The crew at Bangkok-based social analytics firm ZocialInc has fired up its ZocialRank platform to see which brands are doing the best on Fac...
PixBento: Facebook Albums Suck, We’re Going to Do Photo Sharing the Right Way
Quite a few startups are trying – or have tried and failed – to crack the first-world problem of how to share and transfer image...
Brand24 Monitors Social Media Activity Lightning Fast for Brands in Indonesia
Brand24.co.id, an Indonesian company that specializes in monitoring online social marketing – and the company which brought us Jakarta...
Hollywood Celebrities Get Chatty with Chinese Fans on WeChat
Last summer we noted how Western brands like Starbucks and Buick were quick to jump on the messaging app WeChat as a way of reaching out to ...
Tencent Weibo, the ‘Other Weibo’ That Nobody Cares About, Reaches 540 Million Users
Much of the social media buzz in China – and a lot of our own coverage – is about Sina Weibo. But it’s worth remembering that ...
Zocial Brings Thailand’s Social Media Monitoring Expertise to Indonesia, Ready to Compete with Country’s Finest
Thailand’s social media monitoring tool Zocial Inc today just announced its plan to expand to Indonesia through a partnership with media c...
Thailand Now Has 18 Million Social Media Users (INFOGRAPHIC)
Our ZocialInc buddies in Bangkok always keep a close eye on Thailand’s social media scene. In their newest infographic report, the cre...
Chinese Netizens and Their Love Affair With European Footballers on Weibo (INFOGRAPHIC)
Mailman Group has come back with another infographic about how popular European footballers are on Twitter-esque services Sina Weibo and Ten...
Get Your Social Marketing Project Management on Track with BrightPod
A Mumbai-based startup is taking on the world’s top project management web apps – things like Basecamp and Trello – with its m...
China’s Online Clothing Sales Hit $50 Billion, But Luxury Fashion Brands Lack Commitment
China’s online sales of clothing were worth $50 billion in 2012, but only 41 percent of luxury fashion brands have any e-commerce offering...
European Football Clubs Have 15.6 Million Weibo Followers as They Battle For Chinese Fans [INFOGRAPHIC]
Football lovers might want to take a look at Mailman Group’s latest study about Chinese social media and its relation to the European foot...
HootSuite Adds Weibo Scheduled Posts and More Social Marketing Features
The social media posting platform HootSuite ventured into China last October with support for Sina Weibo, which is a crucial avenue for soci...
With 600 Million Social Media Users, This is China’s Web in 2013 [INFOGRAPHIC]
We noted the other day that China now has 564 million internet users and 420 million mobile web users. Now the We Are Social team has put th...
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