Brands


Brands Survey

10 most influential brands in Thailand

Ipsos revealed the 10 most influential brands in Thailand that 8 of top 10 most influential brands fall within the information technology sector, which includes the internet and smartphones. Only 2 strong retail brands, 7-Eleven and Tesco Lotus are in the Top Ten.
Flair Publication

Flair Thailand 2017 Beyond the concerns

Welcome to Ipsos Flair, Thailand. Our 2017 rendition, “Beyond the concerns”, offers a unique perspective on the mood of the country. 2017 represents a crucial year for the Thai economy which has latterly suffered from weak growth.
Consumption Publication

The New Lubricant Trade In ASEAN - A Promising New Era

Global lubricant markets have seen a dramatic rebound since the global economic recession of 2008–2009. At that time, global demand dipped to its lowest point since the latter half of the 20th century, but has since surpassed its previous high mark set in 2007. One of the key drivers of this rebound can be attributed to Asia, where the developing economies of emerging markets are fueling the rising demand for lubricants.
Millennials Publication

Asia’s Millennials Want to Connect With Brands

When it comes to marketing to the Millennial generation across Asia, brands must be authentic and relevant. This was the consensus from a recent panel session on understanding young people in the region, held by the American Chamber of Commerce in Singapore.
Brands Survey

Ipsos MediaCT Launches PLSme!

Ipsos MediaCT Launches PLSme! A unique approach to measuring appeal, brand engagement and monetisation for media and content players.
Shopper Publication

Thailand Poised As The Next Luxury Shopping Destination

Recently, Thailand has indicated interest in capturing the opportunities for growing the luxury retail sector via the volume of tourist shoppers and growing local middle class. In a global survey by MasterCard, it was found that Bangkok visitor spending contributed to annual USD 14.4 billion dollars, ranking 4th globally in visitor spending.