Digital Survival Guide on iMedia
I started contributing to iMedia Connection with a 4-part digital survival guide to help marketing managers navigate increased digital budgets during the recession.
508 posts about AI, learning, and building products
I started contributing to iMedia Connection with a 4-part digital survival guide to help marketing managers navigate increased digital budgets during the recession.
I've tracked Singapore's digital evolution since 2007, and while 68% internet penetration seems high, comparing it to Indonesia's 25 million users reveals surprising insights about Southeast Asia's online markets.
From surveying 263 MNC executives with $500M+ revenues, this Economist report reveals a striking paradox: 62% prioritize brand building yet 49% measure ROI by sales data alone.
AIG spent big on print ads claiming reliability, yet they're invisible where it matters most: when 110,000 worried customers searched for them online.
I almost had a heart attack when I saw how Google's Expanded Match showed my ads for completely irrelevant terms—here's why you need to check your Search Query Report weekly.
If I ran Yahoo's search ads, I'd fix their broken targeting that blocks advertisers from showing ads—because when ads don't appear, nobody clicks and Yahoo earns $0.
I spent hours compiling search engine market share data from 13 global markets, revealing surprising regional winners like Yahoo's 80% dominance in Hong Kong and Naver's 77% grip on Korea.
SEO in 2009 will shift from chasing rankings to measuring real results—conversions, customer loyalty, and intent-based personalization demand web analytics integration.
As a Vietnamese living in Singapore for 6+ years, I share insider tips on navigating Ho Chi Minh City business trips—from trusted taxis to meeting culture.
After years working with clients from SMEs to MNCs, I realized we always discuss what makes an ideal agency—but what about an ideal client?
I analyzed Streetdirectory.com's messy interface and surprising traffic numbers—turns out 330k+ visitors tolerate cluttered design, revealing what engagement metrics really say about UX.
Taking over a PPC account isn't just about inheriting campaigns—it's about understanding why the client fired their last agency and avoiding those same mistakes.