Staff Reporters
Feb 5, 2021

Campaign Crash Course: How to maximise brand impact during Chinese New Year

As Chinese New Year celebrations are shifted online, brands have to figure out new ways to stand out in one of the biggest marketing events of the year. This lesson will highlight the components of an effective strategy by analysing successful campaigns of years past.

As Chinese New Year celebrations are shifted online, brands have to figure out new ways to  stand out in one of the biggest marketing events of the year. This lesson will highlight the components of an effective strategy by analysing successful campaigns of years past.

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