Asiya Bakht
May 13, 2010

Making sense of the diversity in media habits between China's tiers

Although much has been written on the challenges of understanding and engaging China's multi-tiered consumers from a brand and product perspective, what has attracted less attention is the importance of adapting media strategies to the variety of economic and geographic markets in the country.

Shanghai

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