AdAsia powers up in two more markets
Offices in Indonesia and Vietnam to grow AdAsia’s footprint in the region
SINGAPORE – 19 October 2016 – AdAsia Holdings, an advertising technology company and creator of the AdAsia Digital Platform, has announced today the launch of offices in Jakarta and Ho Chi Minh City, further expanding the company’s Southeast Asian presence.“The majority of Southeast Asia is still an emerging market for programmatic advertising and modern marketing solutions, and we’re looking to empower marketers with AdAsia’s brand of solutions,” said Kosuke Sogo, CEOand co-founder, AdAsia Holdings.Clients in Indonesia and Vietnam now have access to the AdAsia Digital Platform, an easy-to-use, self-service integrated platform capable of managing and executing multiple marketing functions. AdAsia also looks to grow its CastingAsia database with influencer partnerships from these two markets.“Mobile and social media in both Indonesia and Vietnam have high usage rates, with video being another high-demand area. AdAsia’s integrated solutions would enable marketers in this region to streamline all their marketing efforts onto one platform.” said Sogo.“In addition, native advertising is a growing space for these two markets, and we’re looking to bring our suite of native solutions, including out-stream video for both desktop and mobile, to advertisers and publishers,” said Sogo.“One of our key business pillars is localization, and we’re looking to tailor each solution according to the specific needs of each market. Bringing locals on board will allow us to build teams that understand the particular advertising market’s needs, communicate with clients, and know what works best,” said Sogo.“We also want to be easily accessible to our local clients, which is why we situate our offices in the heart of each business district,” said Sogo.AdAsia’s offices are located at UOB Plaza in Jakarta, Indonesia, and Saigon Trade Center in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.The 7-month old company currently has four offices in Southeast Asia, with plans to enter the Greater China market within the next quarter.