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In today’s fragmented attention economy, culture isn’t just a backdrop – it’s a powerful engine of commerce. It shapes what people believe, how they behave, and ultimately, what they buy.
In this webinar, strategy leads from APAC Media at Dentsu will introduce their voluntary, research-backed framework that shows how marketers can harness culture not just to spot trends, but to drive both perception and revenue. They will explore how the most effective brands operate at the intersection of belief and behaviour, turning cultural signals into meaningful commercial impact – from buzz to basket, feed to cart, and “For You” to follow-through.
Join us to discover how to anticipate audience motivations, design culturally potent content, and connect insights to tangible business outcomes. Whether you are building brand equity, launching campaigns, or designing content ecosystems, this session provides perspectives on the tools to move people – emotionally and behaviourally.
Discussion to cover:
How culture shapes both mindset and movement in the customer journey
The key cultural territories and passion points that matter to your audience
How content formats, motivations, and communities influence engagement
The cross-platform influence paths that lead to conversion
How to design for cultural potency and creative effectiveness
A diagnostic and strategic engine to connect cultural insight to commercial value
Ample time will be set aside for a Q&A with Dentsu during the session. This live Q&A won’t be recorded and will give participants the chance to ask their most pressing questions. Only Dentsu’s 35-minute presentation will be recorded and shared afterwards, along with the slides.
Duration: 35 minutes presentation + 20 minutes Q&A.
Presenter: Strategy leads from APAC Media at Dentsu
Available to: WFA members, members of WFA’s National Advertiser Associations, and Dentsu clients.
Event details:
26 February 2026, Thursday
8am Dubai / 9.30am Mumbai / 12pm Singapore / 1pm Tokyo / 3pm Sydney / 5pm Auckland / other time zones