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ADMA’s 4th Annual Digital Marketing Survey for Asia Pacific 30 November 2007 Supporting Organisations Powered by

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Research conducted by the Asia Digital Marketing Association (ADMA) in conjunction with Digital Media, the HK4As, the IAA HK, the HKDMA and the HKIM, reveals that the use of digital marketing is on the rise in Asia Pacific.The results of the fourth annual industry survey conducted by the Asia Digital Marketing Association (ADMA), indicate that both large and small companies are increasing their investment in digital marketing. 39% of respondents said they will spend more than 15% of their marketing budget on digital marketing. This represents an increase of 16% over 2006. Over two thirds of those surveyed said that their online budgets have increased over last year.

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ADMA’s 4th Annual Digital Marketing

Survey for Asia Pacific

30 November 2007

Supporting Organisations

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BackgroundThis is the fourth year that ADMA is running this survey. The survey’s purpose is to establish the state of digital marketing in Asia Pacific.

Invitations were sent out via emails to a pre-qualified list of respondents who had opted-in to receive communications.

The sample size of the survey was 108 respondents and the surveywas conducted in September 2007.

Data contained in this presentation should be used as indicative as the sample is not weighted nor projected to a universe.

87%87%indicated that digital digital

marketingmarketing is part of their

marketing strategy (87% in 2006, 82% in 2005 , 77% in 2004)

87%

13%

Yes No

39%39% will be spending

more than 15% of the ad budget on

digital marketing(16% increase over 2006)

There are more advertisers in Hong

Kong than in Singapore that are

spending more than 15% of their

budget: 32% vs 23%

NB: half of the respondents from large

companies (>250 staff) do not know what their

marketing/ad spend is

70%70%Marketers continue to increase

their digital marketing budget

allocation

(More than in previous years: 43% in 2004, 50% in 2005, 62% in 2006)

More

diverse

use of

digital

vehicles

Others9%

OnlineGames13%

Text alerts

still

predominant

for mobile

marketing

3G

Services

33%

3G

Services

33% Mobile

In-game

ad

28%

Mobile

In-game

ad

28%

SMS

(profile/

location

based)

78%

SMS

(profile/

location

based)

78%Bar code/

QR code

scanning

33%

Bar code/

QR code

scanning

33%

Request

Information

Via SMS

39%

Request

Information

Via SMS

39%

SMS

(mass)

83%

SMS

(mass)

83%

Base: Those that have deployed mobile marketing

Tailor-made

games preferred

Commissioned game

to be created

58%

Sponsored game

on portals/websites

42%

Licensed game

for website

25%

Licensed game

for mobile phones

17%

Base: Those that have deployed online games

72%72%have used rich media,

multimedia or streaming video

in their promotions and

communications

of Marketers have

NOT used video file

sharing sites to host

Company or Brand

videos

2233

Only 38% 38% have corporate blogs

Respondent Profile - Position

Respondent Profile - Industry

Respondent Profile – Company Size

Respondent Profile – Annual Spend

Note: High proportion of respondents that indicated they did not knowhow much their company’s spend was came from large organisations

For more information, please contact:Kay Bayliss

t: +852 8100 9987 e: [email protected]

Douglas Khoot: +852 9096 0065

e: [email protected]