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According to eMarketer, the global e-commerce market is forecasted to grow 21% in 2019 to $3.54 trillion. The Asia-Pacific (APAC) region alone will account for 64% of total e-commerce sales worldwide this year, a 25% Year-on-Year (YoY) growth.

For brands in Southeast Asia (SEA), showing up in users’ search results isn’t just about driving clicks and conversions. Here, Jenny Lim, Search Performance Solution Specialist at Google Malaysia, breaks down our latest research with Ipsos and Kantar which shows the direct impact on awareness, recall, and consideration that being present in upper-funnel searches can have on brands.

Viewability has traditionally been the most popular indicator of a digital campaign’s success. But just because an ad has a chance to be seen, does that mean that consumers are actually seeing it? Or remembering it?

IAB Australia's November 2019 Newsletter.

29th October 2019:  Digital channels are effective at delivering brand impact and more cost efficient than most offline channels according to an Australian first report released today by Kantar at IAB Australia’s MeasureUp conference. The report, The Digital Brand Effect, found that the long term retained brand impacts for digital campaigns are at least on par with those of other media; with 20% of the original brand impact of digital campaigns retained for eight weeks after the original exposure.

It is essential for our industry to create common language across the different platforms, so we have tasked our Ad Effectiveness Council and Video Advertising Council with updating a series of glossaries originally published in August 2017.

Building on the foundation laid by the 2019 Dynata Global Trends Report, this spotlight report will explore three key themes: mobile, interconnectivity, and voice. These three factors are fundamental to how technology shapes the present and will shape the future.

Daily Mail Australia partnered with qualitative research agency The Lab Strategy, to speak to a panel of expert academics in the youth field. 

The Rugby World Cup in Tokyo, Japan, is forecast to have a record-breaking 40-million viewers watching the opening game in-stadia and on broadcast media. According to World Rugby, this first-in-Asia international tournament is anticipated to reach over 800 million households, surpassing the last tournament of 2015 in England.