Dennis Potgraven
Sep 14, 2020

Lower-tier opportunity awaits brands willing to work for it in China

Lower-tier markets are burgeoning in the wake of the pandemic, but the need for a differentiated brand strategy has never been more clear, says Havas Group's chief strategy officer for Greater China.

Longyan, a city of 2.5 million in Fujian Province (Shutterstock)

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