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Pandan Social appointed as Social Media Agency for WeTV Malaysia
01 Mar
Pandan Social will be involved in social media marketing for the overseas streaming service owned by Tencent Video. Pandan Social is excited to work with WeTV Malaysia to accelerate its expansion in the country starting from the fourth quarter of 2020.
“We are both grateful and humbled to have this opportunity to serve a brand that holds a global presence and is determined to make its mark in Malaysia,” said Daniel Woodroof and Brandon Lee, co-founders at Pandan Social – a full-service digital marketing agency with a global clientele.
This partnership will continue to boost WeTV Malaysia’s rise as a popular streaming service provider. Offering licensed and original content across several genres, the international video streaming service features movies, series, and anime in Chinese, Korean, English, and Malay.
Pandan Social will be supporting WeTV Malaysia in managing their social media presence via: • social media management across its Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter platforms • media buying services and strategic advertising plans
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