Jenny Chan 陳詠欣
Apr 19, 2013

Why brands have to woo the same consumers they once bought: Energize

SHANGHAI - Brands could sit back and relax behind 'pester power' campaigns in the past, but thanks to the attention-deficit era now, they need to actually walk the talk and earn their keep, according to Klaas Weima, founder of creative agency Energize.

SHANGHAI - Brands could sit back and relax behind 'pester power' campaigns in the past, but thanks to the attention-deficit era now, they need to actually walk the talk and earn their keep, according to Klaas Weima, founder of creative agency Energize.

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