What the press is saying
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Ksubaka has formed a joint venture with 100 million RMB (US$15.3 million) capital to roll out in-store kiosks called ‘playSpots’ across Greater China.
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Following a successful pilot of its in-store kiosks called ‘playSpots’, Ksubaka has formed a joint venture partnership with Fullshare Holdings Ltd.
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The in-store marketing startup will begin the roll-out in tier-1 cities before moving into a number of tier-2 and tier-3 cities
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Singapore-based Ksubaka has formed a joint-venture partnership with Fullshare Holdings Ltd to accelerate its expansion in the country.
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Ksubaka wants to revolutionise branding in Asia. This Singapore-based in-store interactive advertising firm believes it’s disrupting the advertising world by leveraging the language of games.
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Coca-Cola and Nescafé are bringing mobile-optimized challenges and engagement experiences to shoppers in supermarkets in Beijing and Singapore, highlighting how smartphones are making it easier to connect with users at point-of-purchase.
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Is there a better way to market to consumers in-store? Media startup Ksubaka thinks so. Its CEO Julian Corbett explains.
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Brands spend billions telling us their product is the best, but no company has quite nailed it inside the actual store. Ksubaka’s playSpot kiosks aim to solve this pain-point
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The increasing demands of today’s “always-connected” shoppers are redefining the in-store buying experience.
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The Singaporean startup offers a new way to keep consumers more engaged with brands.