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  • 那是一场被榴莲气味包围的淘宝直播。

    榴莲气味之外,这场直播还被12家马来西亚媒体围得密不透风。他们架着长枪短炮,好奇地注视着镜头中两位女主播的一举一动。“为什么淘宝直播能在3秒钟卖出100万马来特产?”人群中,有人小声地问。
  • SushiVid China Alibaba Malaysia Week 2019 News Coverage - China Press
    阿里巴巴马来西亚周首次邀来淘宝网红直播助阵,让大马商家见识到网红直播行销惊人的经济效益!


    由阿里巴巴集团与大马政府联手启动的“第2届马来西亚周”系列活动,是从本月16日至22日连续一周在中国上海举行,其中阿里巴巴集团旗下聚划算、淘宝直播、飞猪、盒马、天猫、1688等平台,联手帮助大马企业向中国推荐大马优质商品。
  • SushiVid China Alibaba Malaysia Week 2019 News Coverage - Sin Chew
    淘宝直播在第二届“马来西亚周”系列活动中扮演的角色,让大马政府和商家都感受到了“网红经济”在中国乃至全球的巨大潜能和经济价值!


    由阿里巴巴集团联合大马政府启动的“马来西亚周”系列活动在今年迈入第二届,本届最大亮点是首次与淘宝直播配合,8位顶尖KOL(Key Opinion Leader,重要意见领袖)主播,包括烈儿宝贝、雪梨、薇娅等以及一位大马主播进行直播销售,并创下多项销售纪录!

访谈

  • Marketing channels have evolved swiftly over the past five years as Millennials are seeking “preferential” content to consume.

    These days, Millennials have moved on from traditional media such as TV and radio to digital/web-based mediums to idolise their celebrities.
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    Matching Brands with Influencers
    Published: 11 August 2018
    With a degree in Commerce, it was logical for Foong Yuh Wen to work in the financial services sector.

    That’s exactly what she did after returning home from overseas upon graduating. But she soon found her job as an equity research assistant at an investment bank to be tedious.
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    A Platform for Influencers
    Published: 26 March 2018
    SushiVid is a marketplace that brings social media influencers and brands together.

    ONE way for social media ­influencers to make money is by collaborating with brands, and ­hoping to bridge the gap is Yuhwen Foong. She created SushiVid, an online marketplace where ­influencers and brands can ­connect, ­collaborate and benefit each other.
  • Yuhwen Foong was once an aspiring actress who struggled to make her big dreams come true.

    "I was dangling at the end of the food chain, going for dozens of castings, but getting no call backs and worst of all getting consistently low pay for all the effort I put in. I just wanted to land a good gig but I also had to deal with all the logistical nightmare of following up on jobs and my payment from different agencies,” Foong recalls.
  • An aspiring actress, YuhWen Foong aims to disrupt the digital branding world in Malaysia by changing the way brands and digital influencers connect with SushiVid.

    Human Asia was honored to have been granted this exclusive interview by Wen.
  • Aspiring local content creators were treated to a workshop full of sponsorship opportunities with brands such as Hermo, b.liv, Havaianas, Lazada, MILO® NUTRI UP™, BLU, JBL, and ZICO® Coconut Water, Monster Energy, and TagBooth.

    The social media influencer workshop was organised by SushiVid, a platform connecting brands to social media influencers
  • SUSHIVID, a company that connects brands to social media influencers, is organising its first workshop called “Crunch”.

    Over 100 social media content creators, including bloggers, Instagrammers and YouTubers, are set to attend the workshop.
  • AFTER a year in business SushiVid chief executive officer Yuhwen Foong says she has learnt and gained much in her journey as an entrepreneur.

    Foong describes SushiVid as a brand influencer marketplace, a platform that connects brands with influencers, primarily catering to those on YouTube, Instagram and other popular social media platforms.
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    Graduate Stories Episode 1
    Published: 27 October 2016
    Many people came up to me and asked, “Hey! What are your graduates up to these days?”

    I think having the graduates themselves share with you directly is probably more convincing.
  • Bootcamp survivors progress to second phase of DBS HotSpot 2016

    Following an intense three months of training and experimentation, nine start-ups were selected from DBS’s HotSpot Bootcamp to move on to the next stage – the Pre-Accelerator. With Seedly, a personal finance tool, also one Singapore Fintech Startups made it.
  • MALAYSIANS spend an average of 80 minutes per session on YouTube when using mobile devices, double the global average of 40 minutes, according to a study by TNS Research and Google Malaysia – which means brands and marketers are circling.

    But tapping into this rich vein of media consumption is easier said than done. Kuala Lumpur-based startup SushiVid is attempting to address this need with its online marketplace that connects brands to YouTube influencers.
  • TODAY’S Tech Talk with DNA show on BFM Radio went exactly the way Freda Liu, the usual host of the segment, likes it to go, with the flow being more of a conversation than a monologue by yours truly.
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    Vid Pro Quo
    Published: 7 March 2016
    YouTube marketplace facilitator SushiVid’s goal is to bridge the gap between what advertisers would like to achieve via Internet video and what YouTubers can offer. MEK ZHIN reports.

    EVER since the invention of the television, humans have been hooked on the moving image as a source for just about everything. And when the Internet came along, it was only a matter of time before videos went viral globally.
  • Start-ups come and start-ups go. Where some flourish, many falter. Thankfully for CEO and Co-Founder, Yuh Wen Foong, it looks like SushiVid is a stayer.

    Sure they’ve got a catchy name and an on-trend concept, but their real strength lies in their grit and determination. But don’t just take our word for it. SushiVid’s ability to hustle and take the grind has been recognised by major accelerators.

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