I read a news today.
Chinese government made a video for "self-branding", which is called "Made in China".
This is the link:
http://news.hsw.cn/system/2009/11/30/050375241.shtml
(It's not a high quality video, and that's what I am going to talk about.)
The government didn't chose any social media channel as platform. Instead, it chose CNN as the channel to broadcast in Asian market. That's why I didn't find a better one on internet.
I am wondering why the government made this decision. Since internet could be at least a faster, broader, cheaper(maybe) media.
What's the advantage of traditional media in this case?
Nov 30, 2009
Nov 29, 2009
Preface
Right now, I just started a new project and I am doing marketing research for my client's new product in a new market, China.
At the very beginning, I was a bit skeptical about how to have social media channel involved into my research because the target group is older generation people. As a Chinese, I thought I knew deeply about how much those people use computer and internet; till my professor brought up a fascinating idea--to start a blog to be a part of the project and then I suddenly realized social media is not just a tool, a platform, a phenomenon; it is already implanted into and to be a part of our life.
Those Chinese people, who are over 40 and 50, probably don't do what we do--to spend hours everyday staying on twitter or facebook. So what's the connection between their lives and social media? That could be the first problem.
It sounds challenging!
At the very beginning, I was a bit skeptical about how to have social media channel involved into my research because the target group is older generation people. As a Chinese, I thought I knew deeply about how much those people use computer and internet; till my professor brought up a fascinating idea--to start a blog to be a part of the project and then I suddenly realized social media is not just a tool, a platform, a phenomenon; it is already implanted into and to be a part of our life.
Those Chinese people, who are over 40 and 50, probably don't do what we do--to spend hours everyday staying on twitter or facebook. So what's the connection between their lives and social media? That could be the first problem.
It sounds challenging!
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