Membership organisation of country-code top-level domain registries across the Asia Pacific, coordinating shared policy, technical practice and training. It is the regional forum where ccTLD registration rules relevant to country-targeted domain strategy are aligned.
Regional coordination and training for Asia-Pacific ccTLD registries
Asia Pacific Top Level Domain Association (APTLD) is a association based in Malaysia. Membership is paid — membership of cctld registries and associated organisations.
6 other associations, plus others based in Malaysia.
Non-profit trade body defending the interests of Brazilian digital services agencies, with around 600 member companies and regional chapters across eleven states plus the northern region. It is the principal agency-side association for Brazilian digital and search marketing suppliers.
Portuguese association of digital economy companies and professionals, running research, webinars and national digital acceleration programmes. It is the main Portuguese industry body producing ecommerce and online shopping data used for market sizing in Portuguese-language search.
Czech ecommerce association whose members represent roughly 75 percent of Czech online retail turnover, covering the full ecommerce ecosystem from shops to logistics, payments and marketing services. Its studies and legislative guidance are the main Czech reference for ecommerce market sizing and compliance.
Association of Indonesian internet service providers, publishing the country's widely cited internet penetration survey and coordinating national interconnection. Its penetration data is the standard reference for sizing Indonesian search markets.
Mexican civil association bringing together the country's main internet industry players, producing recurring studies on digital habits and online behaviour in Mexico. Its research is one of the standard reference sources for search demand and internet adoption data in the Mexican market.
Mexican association driving the ecommerce and digital economy ecosystem, representing companies that account for around 70 percent of the value of Mexican ecommerce. Its studies of online shopping behaviour and its Hot Sale event are primary demand-side data for Spanish-language ecommerce SEO in Mexico.