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On Track
Online
Joe Wheller
cimigo.com

Consumer trends in internet
usage in Vietnam

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4 Simple Observations...
1. Where have your customers gone?
They’ve gone online.
2. How are they getting there?
Increasingly via mobile.
3. What are they doing there?
Networked, active, loud... & looking for you.
4. Where are you?
And what are you doing about it?!
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1.

Part

Where have your customers gone?
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Over 30 million internet users in Vietnam...

That’s more than the total populations of Australia,
New Zealand, & Singapore combined.

That’s surely an audience worth talking to, right?!
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In urban areas, more are online than not at 58%.

Source: Cimigo NetCitizens Study 2012
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Base: All Urban Respondents


From wet-market shopper to credit-card holder, the majority of your customers are likely to be online...

Source: Cimigo NetCitizens Study 2012

Base: Urban users of stated category
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Key Decision Makers & Influencers for household brand-purchases are
predominantly online...

Source: Cimigo NetCitizens Study 2012


Base: Urban Key Decision Maker/Influencer for household purchase of stated category
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Where have your customers gone?
They’ve gone online.

So what?
There is a significant online audience for your
category.
You probably need to take advantage of that.

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2.

Part

How are they getting there?
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PCs and Laptops remain the key portal...

81
%
48%


accessed via

the goodvia
oldlaptop
PC.
Source: Cimigo NetCitizens Study 2012
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Base: Urban online consumers


But, there is a mobile revolution going on...

48%

have accessed the

of whom

internet via mobile phone

31% via non-smart phone
25% via smart phone
Source: Cimigo NetCitizens Study 2012
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Base: Urban online consumers


Will the small screen take over?


29%
23%

in Metro Cities

in Tier 2 Cities

28%

33%

in Metro Cities
in Tier 2 Cities
Source: Cimigo NetCitizens Study 2012
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Base: Urban online consumers


The home & workplace remain key environments, but mobility has gained...

84%
At home

31%

At work

30%


30%

Wherever
WiFi

Wherever
3G/GPRS

Source: Cimigo NetCitizens Study 2012
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Base: Urban online consumers


How are they getting there?
Increasingly via mobile.

So what?
You can be with your customer, wherever they
are.

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3.

Part

What are they doing there?

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Your customers are online every day of the week giving you ample chance to reach them.

67%

Mon

Tues

Weds

Thurs

Fri

Sat

Sun

every day

Source: Cimigo NetCitizens Study 2012
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Base: Urban online consumers


And they are not quiet. Giving you ample chance to open a dialogue.


48%
45%

chatting weekly

socially networked

Source: Cimigo NetCitizens Study 2012
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Base: Urban online consumers


They are increasingly searching for key
information on the move...

Of those who access via mobile...

25% have looked up a product in-store
19% have price-checked a product in-store
Base: Urban online consumers
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Consumers are probably looking for you now...

75%

say the internet


helps them find out about new products
Source: Cimigo NetCitizens Study 2012
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Base: Urban online consumers


What are they doing there?
They are active, networked, loud...
& they are probably looking for you.

So what?
Help them find you and not your competitor.
Engage, communicate, & meet that need.

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Part

4.

Where are you?
What are you doing about it?
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Questions worth asking for 2013...
1. Is your communication & brand engagement strategy

taking online sufficiently into account?
2. Are your online assets currently building brand and
product understanding effectively?
3. Are your online assets suited to the mobile revolution
and are they easy to use via tablet or phone?
4. Have you considered a POS online strategy to help
consumers make their choice, e.g. with QR codes?
5. Do you sufficiently understand how consumers are
using the internet to engage with your brand?
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Thank You.

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Appendix
(Not presented)

About Cimigo
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