As Threads places its first year in the rear view, Meta is rolling out a new feature that’s capturing attention for users of Threads in Japan—a trends ranking tool designed to help users keep up with the most popular topics in real time.
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Facebook isn’t necessarily sitting at the social media cool kids’ table in Japan for casual use these days. As a platform for advertising, however, Facebook Ads in Japan can still deliver an attractive ROI. Its unique positioning in Japan offers a beneficial tool for B2B marketing.
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Video Marketing in Japan is not something new, but the way it has been advertised is.
In recent years, video has shown great success at engaging users to a brand.
According to Wyzowl, 91% of businesses today use video as a marketing tool. About 96% of marketers who use video marketing report it as an essential part of their digital advertising strategy.
The millennial era has left us with many lessons. One of them is the continuous preference users have for all visual content when transmitting a brand message, especially when doing it through social media.
If you are managing a brand that is trying to succeed in the digital world, you cannot overlook the importance of using video in your online strategies.
With a total of over 31.9 million foreign visitors in 2019, Japan is an extremely popular destination. A lot of people flock to Japan, be it for leisure or business. A combination of ancient culture and dazzling modernity, this nation truly charms the hearts of travelers from all over the world.
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The late but rapid rise of e-commerce has caused many to predict the slow decline of traditional bricks and mortar stores across Japan.
This rise of ecommerce is set to continue, with JapanConsuming, an online publication devoted to the Japanese retail industry, predicting that the percentage of retail sales will rise from 9% to 23% by 2023.
