In Singapore, the agency's revenue quadrupled in the past 18 months, according to OgilvyOne's global chairman Reimer Thedens.
Thedens, in an interview with the Wall Street Journal, said the growth is also evidence of Asia's gradual understanding of the importance of connecting with the customer.
In Japan, since entering the market two years ago, the group has seen revenues more than quadruple, contributing a significant amount of revenue to OgilvyOne Asia.
The Asian-Pacific region of the marketing firm currently generates about 15% of the worldwide revenue and had a 50% growth rate for the past year.
"In the past when there's a recession or a slowdown, advertisers may cut ad spending and shift from marketing to promotions. This time around, it doesn't seem so. This time, they're using the fact that they know who their best customers are and grow by concentrating the marketing on these customers, because it gives them the most immediate returns," Thedens said.