[PRNewswire] PR Newswire Launches Asia-Pacific Corporate Communications Report
-- The inaugural report surveyed 948 communications professionals in the region to highlight strategies, priorities and challenges across 10 markets.
(HONG KONG, July 7, 2020 PRNewswire=연합뉴스) PR Newswire, the leading global provider of news distribution and earned media software and services, released the 2020 Asia-Pacific Corporate Communications Report [https://misc.prnasia.com/atd/custeventreg.php?event_id=494/ ] today.
The report, which surveyed 948 public relations and communications professionals, aims to be a barometer of the region's communications landscape, covering trends and challenges that span distribution strategies, corporate news content and media budgets. The findings contain preferences on communications channels, allocation of media budgets, and content production to provide valuable insights for communications planning in Asia-Pacific (APAC).
With a multiplicity of languages, cultures, and media consumption behavior, APAC has a spectrum of industry practices and preferences. The report examines a cross-section of views across 10 major markets - Australia, mainland China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam. Industry professionals from 7 PR Newswire's partners[1] also provided their inputs.
"We understand the challenges that businesses face when tailoring campaigns in a diverse media environment, and hope the insights contained in this report will help our clients better share their stories across different markets, cultures, and languages," said Royce Shih, Asia-Pacific Vice President, Sales and Marketing of PR Newswire.
Key findings show that nearly 6 out of 10 businesses in APAC prioritize enhancing brand influence over sales growth and conversion in their campaigns. To optimize brand awareness, 70% of businesses prioritize news websites as the most important communications channel. It surpasses other platforms such as corporate websites, print media, and social media.
Here are the other key takeaways from the report:
- The top three communications challenges are content production (55%), measuring the impact of communications (54%) and budget constraints (51%).
- Maintaining trust and audience engagement shows the greatest variation across the region. 69% of businesses in Vietnam cite this as a challenge, while 28% of businesses in South Korea find it difficult.
- This year, 37% of businesses plan to increase their earned media budget, with larger businesses with over 1,000 staff showing a greater willingness to do so compared to their smaller counterparts.
- The preferred distribution channels for corporate news are: news websites (70%), social media (60%), official corporate websites (58%) and print media (56%).
- The most common topics in corporate press releases are: events (63%), new products/services (61%), industry perspectives (39%) and award announcements (38%).
Providing a holistic approach to communications, the report also features journalists' preferences of press release content from previous editions of PR Newswire's APAC Media Surveys, alongside with what communications professionals prioritize. By aligning corporate news with the needs of journalists who prefer newsworthy events and interesting story angles, businesses can strengthen their relationships with the media and maximize the effectiveness of their communications campaigns.
To download the full 2020 Asia-Pacific Corporate Communications Report, please click here [https://misc.prnasia.com/atd/custeventreg.php?event_id=494 ].
[1] PR Newswire Partners: Crisis Management Centre (Malaysia), Infoquest, International Association of Business Communicators (Malaysia), KPRCA (Korea Public Relations Consultancy Association), Malaysian Digital Association, Malaysia Global Business Forum, Public Relations and Communications Association Southeast Asia
About PR Newswire
PR Newswire, a Cision Company, is a leading global provider of news distribution and earned media software and services. In conjunction with Cision's cloud-based communications product suite, PR Newswire's services enable marketers, corporate communicators, and investor relations officers to identify key influencers, engage target audiences, craft and distribute strategic content, and measure meaningful impact.?Combining the world's largest multi-channel, multi-cultural content dissemination network with comprehensive workflow tools and platforms, PR Newswire powers the stories of organizations around the world. PR Newswire serves tens of thousands of clients from offices in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia-Pacific regions.
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-- The inaugural report surveyed 948 communications professionals in the region to highlight strategies, priorities and challenges across 10 markets.
(HONG KONG, July 7, 2020 PRNewswire=연합뉴스) PR Newswire, the leading global provider of news distribution and earned media software and services, released the 2020 Asia-Pacific Corporate Communications Report [https://misc.prnasia.com/atd/custeventreg.php?event_id=494/ ] today.
The report, which surveyed 948 public relations and communications professionals, aims to be a barometer of the region's communications landscape, covering trends and challenges that span distribution strategies, corporate news content and media budgets. The findings contain preferences on communications channels, allocation of media budgets, and content production to provide valuable insights for communications planning in Asia-Pacific (APAC).
With a multiplicity of languages, cultures, and media consumption behavior, APAC has a spectrum of industry practices and preferences. The report examines a cross-section of views across 10 major markets - Australia, mainland China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam. Industry professionals from 7 PR Newswire's partners[1] also provided their inputs.
"We understand the challenges that businesses face when tailoring campaigns in a diverse media environment, and hope the insights contained in this report will help our clients better share their stories across different markets, cultures, and languages," said Royce Shih, Asia-Pacific Vice President, Sales and Marketing of PR Newswire.
Key findings show that nearly 6 out of 10 businesses in APAC prioritize enhancing brand influence over sales growth and conversion in their campaigns. To optimize brand awareness, 70% of businesses prioritize news websites as the most important communications channel. It surpasses other platforms such as corporate websites, print media, and social media.
Here are the other key takeaways from the report:
- The top three communications challenges are content production (55%), measuring the impact of communications (54%) and budget constraints (51%).
- Maintaining trust and audience engagement shows the greatest variation across the region. 69% of businesses in Vietnam cite this as a challenge, while 28% of businesses in South Korea find it difficult.
- This year, 37% of businesses plan to increase their earned media budget, with larger businesses with over 1,000 staff showing a greater willingness to do so compared to their smaller counterparts.
- The preferred distribution channels for corporate news are: news websites (70%), social media (60%), official corporate websites (58%) and print media (56%).
- The most common topics in corporate press releases are: events (63%), new products/services (61%), industry perspectives (39%) and award announcements (38%).
Providing a holistic approach to communications, the report also features journalists' preferences of press release content from previous editions of PR Newswire's APAC Media Surveys, alongside with what communications professionals prioritize. By aligning corporate news with the needs of journalists who prefer newsworthy events and interesting story angles, businesses can strengthen their relationships with the media and maximize the effectiveness of their communications campaigns.
To download the full 2020 Asia-Pacific Corporate Communications Report, please click here [https://misc.prnasia.com/atd/custeventreg.php?event_id=494 ].
[1] PR Newswire Partners: Crisis Management Centre (Malaysia), Infoquest, International Association of Business Communicators (Malaysia), KPRCA (Korea Public Relations Consultancy Association), Malaysian Digital Association, Malaysia Global Business Forum, Public Relations and Communications Association Southeast Asia
About PR Newswire
PR Newswire, a Cision Company, is a leading global provider of news distribution and earned media software and services. In conjunction with Cision's cloud-based communications product suite, PR Newswire's services enable marketers, corporate communicators, and investor relations officers to identify key influencers, engage target audiences, craft and distribute strategic content, and measure meaningful impact.?Combining the world's largest multi-channel, multi-cultural content dissemination network with comprehensive workflow tools and platforms, PR Newswire powers the stories of organizations around the world. PR Newswire serves tens of thousands of clients from offices in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia-Pacific regions.
Photo - https://photos.prnasia.com/prnh/20200630/2845030-1-a
Photo - https://photos.prnasia.com/prnh/20200630/2845030-1-b
Source: PR Newswire
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