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The research company also found that more SEA consumers ‘liked’ or ‘followed’ a brand or company (69 percent), a higher rate than the global average (52 percent). The rate is even higher in nations like Vietnam and the Phillippines with 79 and 75 percent respectively.

The study suggests a trend-shift in advertising for Southeast Asian consumers. As Nielsen’s managing director of advertising solutions in Asia Pacific Middle East Africa (APMEA), David Webb, explains: "As social media increasingly becomes a mainstream activity throughout the region, brands have been quick to ‘get on board’ with the practice of better understanding and connecting with their consumers when it comes to their advertising strategies, engagement and conversion."

However, the study does paint a picture of what strategy brands or products can take with social media users. Perhaps they might want to use quizzes to boost new followers on Twitter, something that has previously proven popular in Indonesia. Or if Facebook is the preferred advertising channel, then these tips on running a successful ad campaign surely will be of help.