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Global digital media firm Glam Media launched a website in Korean last week.
As a network of sites targeting women, the website offers information ranging from beauty, fashion, style, celebrity and lifestyle, enabling its visitors to access a variety of information in a single visit.
It also partnered with well-known global magazines such as Marie Claire and Luxury to provide content most frequently viewed by women.
“Many of the advertisers for premium brands targeting females are experiencing difficulty in finding an online media that could serve as their platform,” said Chin Hee-sun, country manager for Glam Media Korea. “The charm of our website is that we take care of such concerns.”
Korea is the fifth country in which Glam Media has established a subsidiary, following the U.S., the U.K., France and Germany. For more information, visit www.glam.kr.
(sharon@heraldcorp.com)
As a network of sites targeting women, the website offers information ranging from beauty, fashion, style, celebrity and lifestyle, enabling its visitors to access a variety of information in a single visit.
It also partnered with well-known global magazines such as Marie Claire and Luxury to provide content most frequently viewed by women.
“Many of the advertisers for premium brands targeting females are experiencing difficulty in finding an online media that could serve as their platform,” said Chin Hee-sun, country manager for Glam Media Korea. “The charm of our website is that we take care of such concerns.”
Korea is the fifth country in which Glam Media has established a subsidiary, following the U.S., the U.K., France and Germany. For more information, visit www.glam.kr.
(sharon@heraldcorp.com)
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