This document discusses collaborating with consumers in Asia through online communities. It notes that half of emerging markets and internet users are located in Asia. Most social media users in Asia are connected to brands and consumers want to collaborate with brands. The document then discusses moving from offline focus groups to online communities for research and provides reasons for doing so. It emphasizes the importance of adapting community approaches for Asian markets, including having a more active moderator role and considering local context. The document concludes with takeaways for managing communities in Asia, such as taking a holistic view, focusing on mobile and personal context, making the approach local by default, and using co-researchers for sensitive topics.
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19. #5 Internal stakeholders not involved
#4 Quality inconsistency
#3 Limited range of participants
#2 Standard evaluation tools
#1 Snapshot of Reality
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Brand positioning in a
new market
Fine-tuned packaging concepts
34. 4 takeaways when
managing communities
in Asia
Holistic view – More # & diversity
Mobile – Contextual & personal information
Local by default
Use co-researchers for sensitive topics
@tomderuyck @erica_dfirst