When it comes to Chinese e-commerce, the first thing that often comes to mind is popular local platforms like Tmall, JD.com, or Little Red Book. But did you know that there’s another market that can help you connect with consumers in China? According to 2022 market data, Pinduoduo surpassed JD.com as the second-largest Chinese e-commerce platform.
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Optimizing for search engines is an excellent way to amplify your marketing strategy. However, due to the Great Firewall policy implemented by the Chinese government, the platforms available to local users differ greatly from the West.
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As November 11 approaches, Chinese consumers gear up for the biggest shopping season in the local market. The impact of this festival is relatively connected to the fact that it occurs on the same day as China’s Singles Day.
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Consistent customer interactions can be challenging to manage while executing daily business processes. If you want a more streamlined workflow, the best solution is to get your digital marketing strategies fully integrated within reliable CRM tools.
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China’s sneaker market used to be dominated by Western brands like Nike and Adidas. However, the rise of Chinese brands over the recent years has fostered tight competition within the local sports shoe industry.
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The Chinese market is the second-largest importing nation in the world, with over $2.6 trillion in trade value of imported consumer goods in 2021. Considering the rapid development of the local business scene within the past consecutive years, it’s no wonder foreign brands are rushing in to tap into it. And what better way to do that than participating in this year’s China International Import Expo (CIIE)?
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Baidu is a platform you can’t skip when conducting SEO in China. Not only because it’s the dominant player in the market but also due to the fact that it has a more sophisticated search algorithm and extensive database than other search engines in the market.
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China’s expansive digital ecosystem offers foreign companies numerous ways to connect with their target audiences. Thanks to this, generating leads is not as complex as before. The only problem is traditional methods aren’t exactly the best way to go, especially now that the local market is highly segmented.
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Entering through the local social media landscape is the most cost-effective digital marketing strategy new foreign brands can utilize to build brand awareness within the Chinese market. These social media platforms boast millions of monthly active users, but among them, WeChat and Weibo are the most effective in improving local brand image. Because of this, marketers are often confused about when and where to use these apps.
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