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NTT DoCoMo: Unsuccessful online consumer engagement in Japan

According to an Edelman report, NTT DoCoMo, a leading mobile carrier in Japan, was unsuccessful in its efforts to engage Japanese consumers online. During the launch of a new product, it attempted to engage its potential consumers through an online community, but failed miserably and had to take the site off cyberspace within 10 days of its creation. NTT DoCoMo's unsuccessful foray in Japan's social media space was blamed upon a lack of transparency. Moderators of the site refused to answer questions regarding the company’s involvement, which further infuriated users, leading to a flurry of anonymous comments. The company's experience with its Japanese consumers online stresses upon the the importance of transparency to the Japanese. Since trust and loyalty are an integral part of the Japanese culture , open conversation is important in order to engage the Japanese audience, especially in the blogosphere, and in cyberspace in general.

Source: Edelman report
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