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Category Archives: Advertising and Marketing
The Guardian hypes China’s online advertising market
A few quotes from a Guardian article about online advertising in China: Hans Yu, managing director of Nielsen//NetRatings in China: “We’re finding that the [online] market is actually far bigger than people think when you start to include people who … Continue reading
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1.3 billionth baby’s parents sell out
After media reports stating that China’s official 1.3 billionth baby had turned down sponsorship and endorsement deals, the China Daily reports that the kid’s parents have signed a deal with a tissue producer from Hainan: Zhang Tong, the lucky boy’s … Continue reading
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Li Ning and the NBA
Sports clothing brand Li Ning has signed an agreement with the NBA that will allow players to wear and promote Li Ning products at games, in advertisements and at personal appearances in China. There’s a short Xinhua report about the … Continue reading
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Black Man Baby Bunny
Colgate’s most politically incorrect product is Darlie toothpaste, once known as ‘Darkie’ in English and still called ‘black man’ (hei ren) in Chinese. They are now selling a brand extension: Black Man Baby Bunny Kids toothpaste (hei ren baobei tu … Continue reading
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Tax babe
If you pay corporate taxes in Beijing, the local tax authorities send you a post card (pictured). The woman in the tax collector’s outfit is actress Xu Fan. You can see her in another ‘pay your taxes’ advert on Danwei.org … Continue reading
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What does this woman want?
It is unusual to see the same photo used in two different ads for different companies, but it just happened in Beijing. The real estate ad on the left was published in newspapers in April this year in Beijing. The … Continue reading
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Superior European genetic code
Yesterday’s IHT had a story about Maurice Lévy, chief executive of the Publicis Groupe which, along with WPP, Interpublic and Omnicom, is one of the Big Four that own almost every marketing communications agency on the planet. In the article, … Continue reading
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A new ad campaign for Xinhua?
Xinhua has posted an image on their website that would make a good ad campaign for the state-owned news agency. Bearing in mind their current babe fixation, ‘stop thinking and look at the hot chick’ would be an excellent campaign … Continue reading
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Olympic hurdler Liu Xiang sues Jingpin Gouwu weekly newspaper for IPR infringement
Liu Xiang, China’s 110-metre hurdles gold medalist at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games, has taken the weekly Beijing newspaper Lifestyle (jingpin gouwu) and a department store to court over the use of his picture. The People’s Daily last week reported: … Continue reading
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Yuting morning after pills
Yuting, a well-known Chinese brand of morning-after pill, is advertising on Sohu.com. The ad is a Flash animation that starts off with a graphic of a cigarette falling and bouncing onto a white tablecloth where it burns a hole. Subtitles … Continue reading
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