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Learn About PR & Marketing in Japan
Top experts from the leading PR agency in Japan offer their best advice, research, and insights to help you successfully navigate the market and grow your business.
E-Commerce Marketing in Japan
“This can’t be right! There’s no way that it’s THAT high…” I thought to myself while rubbing the sleep out of my eyes. The ROAS score (short for return on ad spend for those not in the know) on my screen was reading 18.72.
How to Actually Grow Social Media Accounts
Over the years, I cannot count the times that I’ve been asked to accumulate followers online for a client at this PR agency in Japan with absolutely no budget for growth.
Messaging & Japan Market Entry
It’s widely accepted across the globe that Japan is one of the hardest countries to launch into for overseas brands and navigating this is what we do as a PR agency in Japan.
The Coronavirus’s Impact on PR in Japan
As anyone who is working at a PR agency in Japan can attest, to a fault, the communications industry here has been extremely adverse to going fully digital.
Why You Need Integrated Communications
As anyone who braves the morning commute in Tokyo can attest to, the collective attention of all of Japan has converged on but a mere handful of platforms.
Why Your Releases Don’t Get Picked Up
Picture this. You spend hours slaving over the copy of a press release as you meticulously perfect each and every word.
Trend Jacking for Fun & Profit
Several years ago in early February, Japan witnessed one of the most peculiar media phenomena that I’ve ever seen while working at this PR agency in Japan.
Organic Reach & Instagram in 2020
As everyone likely already knows, Instagram recently made the decision to hide likes all across the globe. After testing the change in various markets (including Japan), the Facebook owned app has finally started concealing numbers in all regions.
Earned Media & Retargeting on Social Media
While it’s true that all things in Japan are becoming more and more digital, the average Japanese person still puts a lot of trust in the brand name of legacy media outlets (even when those articles appear online).
E-Commerce Marketing in Japan
“This can’t be right! There’s no way that it’s THAT high…” I thought to myself while rubbing the sleep out of my eyes. The ROAS score (short for return on ad spend for those not in the know) on my screen was reading 18.72.
How to Actually Grow Social Media Accounts
Over the years, I cannot count the times that I’ve been asked to accumulate followers online for a client at this PR agency in Japan with absolutely no budget for growth.
Messaging & Japan Market Entry
It’s widely accepted across the globe that Japan is one of the hardest countries to launch into for overseas brands and navigating this is what we do as a PR agency in Japan.
The Coronavirus’s Impact on PR in Japan
As anyone who is working at a PR agency in Japan can attest, to a fault, the communications industry here has been extremely adverse to going fully digital.
Why You Need Integrated Communications
As anyone who braves the morning commute in Tokyo can attest to, the collective attention of all of Japan has converged on but a mere handful of platforms.
Why Your Releases Don’t Get Picked Up
Picture this. You spend hours slaving over the copy of a press release as you meticulously perfect each and every word.
Trend Jacking for Fun & Profit
Several years ago in early February, Japan witnessed one of the most peculiar media phenomena that I’ve ever seen while working at this PR agency in Japan.
Organic Reach & Instagram in 2020
As everyone likely already knows, Instagram recently made the decision to hide likes all across the globe. After testing the change in various markets (including Japan), the Facebook owned app has finally started concealing numbers in all regions.
Earned Media & Retargeting on Social Media
While it’s true that all things in Japan are becoming more and more digital, the average Japanese person still puts a lot of trust in the brand name of legacy media outlets (even when those articles appear online).