What are the Top 10 Most Fashionable Watches in China in 2022?
mardi 1 novembre 2022
The 10 Watches In China Today
dimanche 6 décembre 2020
About Tmall Brand promotion by Michel Jones
Advertising on an e-trade platform like Tmall
, it’s the important thing to be seen via way of means of your goal and to generate site visitors for your e-trade page. But, it could be very difficult to try this via way of means of yourself. Especially on a few e-trade structures as Tmall.This article is right here that will help you to apprehend higher a way to put it up for sale on Tmall. It could be a benefit of time for you.TMALL
https://micheljones171.medium.com/tmall-brand-promotion-e-commerce-agency-in-china-7d6632e73cfd
What is Tmall Worldwide?
So, Tmall Worldwide is a sub-foundation of Tmall where global dealers sell imported items through cross-outskirt internet business.
Clients can get to Tmall Worldwide through both the Tmall and Taobao versatile applications; the logos and assignments are purple as Tmall Worldwide's authentic tones are dark and purple, though Tmall's primary tones are dark and red. Beneath, we mark the Tmall Worldwide passages on both the Tmall and Taobao applications.
When we click into the Tmall Worldwide segment, you will see that the textual style and foundation pictures are altogether purple. The Tmall Worldwide logo is purple, and its item pictures are set apart with a purple trim to separate them from non-imported things.
For worldwide shippers hoping to sell on Tmall Worldwide, it's imperative to comprehend the accompanying contrasts, which we spread out underneath. by Michel Jones
https://www.apsense.com/article/tmall-taobao-ecommerce-frequently-asked-questions.html
How to win in China in 2021?
Chinese customers’ preferences have additionally moved away from obviously marked merchandise for quality, freshness, and way of life. The examination acknowledged by Fortune Character Establishment shows that 39% of rich Chinese think the logo is not, at this point the need. “Specialty top of the line brands, just as bespoke items, are turning into the new driver of luxury utilization
http://www.techvital.net/tech-business/luxury-in-china-how-to-win-in-2021.html
dimanche 29 novembre 2020
5 Opportunities in the Chinese market in 2020
5 Business Opportunities in the Chinese market in 2020
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mercredi 18 décembre 2019
Interview of the founder of Path2inspiration
Could you please introduce yourself ?
It lead me to finally create my website www.path2inspiration.com
What project are you working on this days ?
Can you tell us more about this book ?
The book on Amazon
Why this subject ?
How can it change people’s lives ?
Where do you see yourself in five years ?
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dimanche 4 août 2019
Hermès VIP Experience for Chinese Clients
Faced with an increasingly saturated market and a turbulent economic state in China, many luxury brands are seeking to release their marketing resources for residents of second and third tier cities. This includes the prestigious luxury house Hermes. On July 19, the brand launched a WeChat mini program, showcasing its expertise to new Xiamen fans.
Hermès
This is a strategic move, from the choice of location. Located on the coast, Xiamen has been designated as one of the special economic zones of the country. It has become a shopping center for luxury lovers
WeChat Mini program
Enter the latest WeChat Mini program, named Hermès au travail, which is a digital tool enabling consumers to register for an exclusive Hermès event from July 26th to 30th. At the event, fans can have a behind-the-scenes glimpse. At Hermès, the products are handmade and give a rare insight into the transformation of an idea into a real product. The event takes place inside the brand's store, in the Wan Xiang shopping mall, a premier destination for luxury shopping with more than 30 leading brands.
The mini-program offers customers an overview of Hermès' know-how, but it's also an interactive game in which fans can guess the tools used to make their scarves and their iconic handbags. By selecting several tools and reading their use, fans can conceptualize the work needed to make the product. For example, producing 30 colors of a print can take up to 600 hours of work. Once both answers are correct, the customer receives a badge to "prove" their knowledge and potential to become a craftsman. Meanwhile, customers can also register to view a free documentary produced by Frédéric Laffont during the event. The film presents some of the global artisans and techniques they use to make Hermes products.
After four days of publication, the ticket garnered 8,959 page views and more than 41 likes. Last May, Hermes organized an ephemeral two-day flash sale store at Shanghai's Cha House for its fragrance. WeChat was the digital resource for directing visitors to offline events. Both events strengthened the brand's promise to Chinese consumers and continued to offer engaging and informative in-person experiences designed by Hermes.
Given the above, it seems that the new digital strategy Hermes works. In the latest release of its second-quarter results, Hermes announced double-digit sales growth, thanks in part to China.
Read also Marketing strategy in Luxury in China
mercredi 7 novembre 2018
Clothes market in China
Younger generations of Chinese do not differ from the younger generation of the West. They can use different social media platforms, but they follow a similar formula when shopping. For example, Chinese births after 90 years buy all the clothes online, because they can make a purchase decision without any help from someone else. But the generation of the 1980s would not believe physical stores more than online shops, because they tried to try clothes and not only see them on models.
Foreign Brands in China
Previously, the Chinese went to the local shops or even to the fake markets to buy clothes because they were the options they had. Gradually, larger brands such as H & M, Zara and Uniqlo established physical stores in China. Today, you will not find any Chinese people who go to local shops or "fake markets" and buy clothes because many foreign brands such as H & M and Uniqlo stand out equally.Even if wealthy Chinese appreciate more top brands like Gucci, LV and Hugo Boss, many people can not buy this outfit and look for cheaper brands.mardi 21 novembre 2017
The wine market in China
Overview of Wine Market in China
The wine market in China is taking a new level
The wine market in China is taking a new level. The rise of the Chinese middle class and the growth of internal growth have allowed people to develop new needs. China imported $ 1.77 billion worth of wine in the first nine months of 2016, an increase of 19.1% year-on-year. These social and economic changes have allowed the wine market to see its consumption at the top. China is becoming the largest importer of wine, with more than $ 2 billion.
The biggest wine exporters to China
In a few years, China has become the fourth largest market in the world. The biggest wine exporters to China are France, Chile and Aussies. China, the largest population in the world, with a good perspective for international wine producers, appears as the promised land. Now, the most important thing is to find the right way to lead people.
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lundi 13 novembre 2017
Social Media Marketing in China
Western social media don't exist in China
No Facebook. No Twitter No YouTube The list of companies that do not have access to the explosion of social space in China shows how it differs from those of many Western markets. Understand that space is vitally important for anyone trying to engage Chinese consumers: social media is a more important phenomenon in the world's second-largest economy than in other countries, including the United States. And it's not indecipherable. Chinese consumers follow the same decision-making path as their peers in other countries, and the basic rules for interacting effectively with them are reassuring.
Wechat Marketing
Wechat is an instant messaging application created by Tencent, the same company that created QQ in 1999. Wechat is like Facebook in China, although its main function is to enable instant messaging between friends and not Facebook. So, as you can see, marketing your product or services via Wechat could open a flood of traffic and exposure to you and your business.
Weibo Marketing
Most people tend to think that Weibo chirps China, and that's not quite true. If we had to break down the words "Wei" and "bo" it would actually mean a mini blog or a microblogging. There are in fact more than half a dozen Weibo in China like Phoenix Weibo, Sina Weibo, Tencent Weibo, Sohu Weibo, etc. ... But for marketing your business in China, the only two Weibo we need to worry about are Sina and Tencent.
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mercredi 31 mai 2017
Volkswagen Leader in China
Despite the diesel scandal, "VW" exceeds Toyota in volumes.
Sadly like Japanese in the United States, German is saved by China. The house burns and guests seem to look elsewhere.
In 2016, Volkswagen ignored the rigged diesel engine scandal that has plagued it for eighteen months to capture the world's number one automotive by volume. The German manufacturer thus passed in front of Toyota which had held the top of this ranking since 2008, with the exception of 2011, the year of the tsunami, dominated by General Motors. The Japanese manufacturer sold 10,174,582 vehicles last year (+ 0.2%). That is exactly 137,818 models less than the level posted by its German competitor, whose historical sales have inflated by 3.8% thanks to the success of Skoda, Porsche, Scania and utilities. It will take a few days to know if General Motors, which was "number one" before Toyota, does better, but to tell the truth, it would be a surprise.
That could give a little balm to the heart to Martin Winterkorn, the boss of VW. The former leader sees his will accomplished while German justice is actively investigating his role in the affair of the trick. Ironically, Volkswagen reached its goal - to exceed the 10 million mark and to win the title of world number one - one year after officially abandoning the aggressive race to the volume which probably pushed him to the fault. "We have managed to stabilize the activities of our operational business under difficult conditions," said Matthias Müller, the successor of "doktor Wiko", twenty days ago.
Different dynamics in China !
The difference between the two mastodons remains nevertheless tenuous. But photography does illustrate the differences in dynamics, starting with the evolution in a Chinese market on which it hardly sells Diesel. Toyota, Japan, sold only "1.2 million units" in the Chinese market last year (+9), despite the lack of SUVs, the urban 4x4s that are all the rage in the world. %), While its rival flamed 12%, to 4 million vehicles.The problem for Toyota is also that the United States, its second lung after Japan, are coughing right now. The manufacturer saw its volumes decrease by 2%, to 2.45 million units. On the spot, Volkswagen, vilified for months by the American authorities and justice, does not do better: its sales fell by 2.6%, to 591,000 vehicles.
Entrepreneur spirit
An ominous performance for the duo. Especially as observers predicted a market plateau in the coming years. The arrival of Donald Trump in power could help boost demand, but Toyota has attracted the wrath of the new White House host for its plant project in Mexico. Despite the promise to invest $ 10 billion over five years in its American factories, the former real estate tycoon has sacked the group in his ropes, chastising his imports from Japan - "the biggest boats he 'Ever seen'. Less exposed to the US market but risking like all German manufacturers to be criticized by Donald Trump, Volkswagen could especially benefit from its dynamic Chinese to maintain its position for some time yetRead also :
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dimanche 30 avril 2017
Indonesia wants to recruit the Chinese e-Commerce gourou, Jack Ma
It Seems Indonesian Government Offered Job To Jack Ma
Alibaba confirmed
helping Indonesian E-Commerce
About Jack Ma
$27.2 billion Asset
samedi 18 mars 2017
Top Wechat Marketing Strategies
Top 8 Promotion Strategies on WeChat
Free Gifts Get Enormous Attention
Identification Of Target Market
Run Smart Campaigns
Smart QR Code
Socialize With Admins of Other accounts
Target Communities with individuals
Consequently, you may effectively discover in which groups your imminent customers love to hang out. At that point you have to begin a fascinating discussion with individuals in an assortment of groups on WeChat. You can interface with people and their gatherings in a similar group. Such a consolidated approach would be the best WeChat advancement strategy.Therefore, you ought to seize the open door and dispatch extraordinary advancement battles for countless, alluring them to tail you on WeChat. You may likewise offer them your participation and dependability programs in such discussions.
Utilize Other Social Media Options
Generate Valuable Content
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vendredi 24 février 2017
Tips to Develop the top 100 cities in China
Brands are familiar with the Asian power markets of Hong Kong, Tokyo, Seoul, Shanghai and Beijing. However, as profit margins shrink in these key markets, retailers are turning to the less well-known Tier II Chinese markets to take advantage of double-digit growth.
The Tier I cities of China such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen have developed economies and have become familiar names in the West, especially after the 2008 Olympic Games and the 2010 World Expo. Small, on the other hand, are much less understood by the Western world. It is these rapidly developing metropolis that will drive China's growth in the coming decades. Here are 5 keys to succeeding in these flourishing retail markets.
1. China's Distribution market Situation
China's retail sector has contributed significantly to overall GDP growth, especially in recent years. In some markets, such as Chengdu, the growth of retail trade has even seen rates higher than that of general GDP. The city is showing a new class of consumer who wants the latest in fashion and household goods.
China's retail market is the second largest in the world, with only the United States selling more dollars. According to China Daily, retailers have scored US $ 3.87 trillion with China retail sales shooting up 13.1% from 2012. Level II cities make up larger shares of that amount as growth In Tier I cities decelerate to the lower half.
International retailers are finding attractive markets outside of Tier I cities. With available revenues increasing at much faster rates in Tier II cities, Chinese consumers in these markets eagerly snatch western brands and luxury goods.
Digital in China !
When surveying customers at their largest outlets in Shanghai and Hong Kong, national and multinational retailers are discovering that a growing share of sales comes from wealthy visitors from smaller cities. Retailers now see the need to establish a presence on line via Digital Marketing in smaller cities to serve the nouveau riche distributed throughout China.See more information about Digital in China
2. Understanding the local market
A retail brand will be directly associated with its location and selection of projects within a Chinese market. As in any part of the world, a carefully selected location will be needed to maximize potential and success in a new city.
Tier II China may present unique challenges when it comes to the selection of sight. The main locations can be very difficult to identify without the help of a local presence or consulting firm. Brands should be careful in selecting real estate partners who not only have the knowledge of the market but also the interests of retailers in mind. Steps to ensure the agent is on your side include confirming which developers work and which side pays the agency fee. International developers including Daxueconsulting as well as local developers like China Resources Land have considerable experience working with foreign brands on their projects throughout China.
Check at this Report about food in China
They will provide professional management and service and reduce the risk of a smaller owner leaving the business. Smaller homeowners are also known for selling busy stores, often forcing the current tenant. Trademarks should be ready to sign contracts in Chinese and understand contractual obligations and evictions are handled differently from market to market.3. Think, learn, and react locally
The perception of the brand in China is paramount for retail success. Chinese consumers put a lot of weight on how the use of a particular brand will be perceived in their social circles before making a purchase; Price is of secondary importance.

This is good news for luxury brands; Occasionally, Chinese shoppers will see their shop windows and buy entire cabinets without looking at the price. But what about the small international brands that want to jump to the Chinese market?
Smaller retailers need to be realistic about their brand's market knowledge. They may have to invest in large advertising, marketing and social media campaigns before Chinese consumers begin to understand and accept them. Patience, creativity and commitment are fundamental to this whole process.
dimanche 8 mai 2016
Agency : best Practices on Chinese Social Media for Brand engagement ?
What are the best Practices on Chinese Social Media for Brand engagement ?
There are several social media that are very used nowadays by Chinese people in order to share their life and opinion with friends or followers. As people spend many times on it, the traffic is important and it is paramount for organisations to be present on these places. Let’s see now how firms can increase their brand awareness, their sales, and their customer satisfaction thanks to social media.
Guide to Communicate on Chinese social Media
Social Media create links
First of all as social media link Chinese people together it is a very powerful l tool to increase brand awareness, which indicate to companies about their popularity and brand image. Facebook is the most popular social media of the world and many companies have their own page in order to display some contents to “likers”. The “likes” amount gives an indication on the brand awareness. There is much solution to increase the “likes” numbers, on the first place it is very important to have a good community management by displaying contents that might interest likers and to answer each massages. It is also possible to run some “campaigns” in order to buy new likers, Facebook has a very good targeting tool allowing to target people through their age, gender, job, localisation, interest and many others characteristics. Then it is important to bet a CPC on each segment and optimize it in order to have a bigger bet on segment with a high Click Rate. On others social media such as twitter or Instagram the number of followers give an indication on the brand awareness too. Customers are very likely to contact the company through social Media as it is a very easy and intuitive way to get in touch with someone, a good interaction with customers may also increase the customer satisfaction as they know it is possible to fix issues easily. It is also possible to increase the awareness on brand for free by creating some buzz, indeed if a content such as photo or video is shared by many followers of the firm, this content will appear on followers’ friends newsfeed and so on. A media can become viral and increase the awareness and enhance the perception of a brand for free. The buzz can also be dangerous because some content criticising the firm can also be displayed by some users decreasing the good perception of the brand.Digital Marketing Positionning !
Is your content strategy in China very corporate or is it a bit more casual? What your brand is sharing says as much about you as it does your Chinese audience., what is your Chinese community ?Is your voice representative of your brand in China, do you know the Chinese market ? If it is, then is that representative of the Chinese target you are trying to reach? If your tone is not appealing to your Chinese Audience, then it’s time to change it up. Though it’s important that your digital strategy of Chinese engagement be as unique as your branding, it’s also important not to stray from your off libe Marketing strategy .
Social media create quality traffic in China
Then as the traffic is growing on social media, many enterprises want to increase their sales via this acquisition channel. In order to reach customers, it is possible to display some advertisement on users’ newsfeed via acquisition campaign. wechat will display the ads if the click rate is high and also if CPC offered by the firm is high enough to be profitable. Having a good click rate become a very important stake, it is very important to adapt the message to the target in order to be performant. Indeed the most a message will be individualized, the most the user who will see it will be likely to click on the advertisement. It seems evident that the landing page have to respect the message displayed by the ads otherwise the click has no chance to be converted into a purchasing.Digital Strategy in China
Let your corporate culture be your guide.
There are many mean to increase the click rate on some ads in China, one of them is to AB test two ads very similar with only one changing aspect and see after a consequent number of click which one is more efficient, continuously set up test is a good strategy because there are always some ways of improvement.
ROI on Social Media ?
Moreover if a company in China display always the same ad it may be very successful at the beginning but users might be bored after a couple of months. Finally a good tracking is mandatory in order to have a good control on the ROI, indeed each campaign must have a specific URL in order to know which campaign bring the most of purchasing. This allows increasing the bet on CPC in order to display more an advertisement that brings purchase and to cut useless campaign. It is also a good thing to calculate the cost per lead in order to know how much one purchase cost. A relevant CPL must be targeted for each campaign as some buyer are more valuable than others, it also allows marketing officer to make a cross calculation to fix the bid on CPC. Lead can be different things according to companies’ objectives, it can be purchase, download (for apps), or registration (private sales).Social Media are a very important tool for companies and the best behaviour is to be creative, analytic, vigilant and flexible.
Be Active on Social Media it is vital in China ! Check general feeds in your industry; for instance, at in Marketing agency , we monitor “social media marketing” to pick up a variety of posts that don’t mention our brand but are still valuable. This strategy reveals new conversations on wechat or weibo you may wish to take part in and enables you to establish new relationships in China. It’s also a great way to catch any issues (probleme VS online reputation ) before they become a potential prospects, this is China.
further readings:
- http://chairmanmigo.com/top-13-advertising-agencies-in-shanghai/
- http://www.seotick.net/search-engine-marketing/based-on-my-opinions-here-are-the-top-10-seo-companies-in-china.html
- https://www.quora.com/Who-are-some-great-Digital-Agencies-in-China-Mainland-China-Hong-Kong#
- http://seoagencychina.com/digital-agency-shanghai-china/
- https://www.brandwatch.com/2014/11/9-best-practices-becoming-successful-social-brand/
- https://www.salesforce.com/blog/2013/07/best-practices-social-media-engagement.html
- http://ecommercechinaagency.com/digital-agency-china/
- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl7mAGnY4jh4Ps8rhhh8XZg
dimanche 27 septembre 2015
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What s happen in China end of september 2015 ?
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dimanche 9 août 2015
Travel industry in China
Travel industry in China
I also have to suspect that this particular bid came without the knowledge of Ctrip, which itself owns 37 percent of eLong. Ctrip got its stake after joining a group that bought out a controlling 62 percent of eLong previously held by US travel giant Expedia (Nasdaq: EXPE) earlier this year.
Tencent has owned its stake in eLong since 2011. Ctrip’s recent moves have all pointed to its own buyout offer for eLong, leading me to believe that we could quickly see a bidding war break out for the company.I’ve been predicting for the last few months that leading online travel site Ctrip (Nasdaq: CTRP) would make a buyout bid for former rival eLong (Nasdaq: LONG), so I was quite surprised to read that such a bid has come instead from Internet giant Tencent (HKEx: 700). This particular move is all the stranger because Tencent hasn’t shown much interest in the travel sector before now, though it previously invested in eLong and now owns about 15 percent of the company.
More broadly speaking, this latest buyout offer is part of a bigger wave of similar deals that have seen dozens of US-listed Chinese companies launch privatization bids this year. Most of those companies have failed to attract interest from US investors, and their shares have languished as a result. Many feel they could get better valuations in China, and are trying to de-list from the US and eventually re-list at home.
The case with eLong is similar, since the stock never did very well and has lost nearly half of its value since the Ctrip-led buyout of Expedia’s stake back in May. According to eLong, Tencent has now offered to buy all of its shares for $18 each, representing a 27 premium over their last closing price. (company announcement; Chinese article) But that price still represents a discount from the peak of more than $22 that eLong reached back in May when the earlier Expedia buyout was announced.