Search Results: Douyin advertising
Kuaishou Bans Livestreamer Over False Advertising Complaints
A local short video platform has banned livestreamer Yin Shihang, who received over 230,000 complaints for his hype-driven sales and false advertising. Read MoreFuture Tech China: Douyin’s Winning 2021 Playbook
The gloves are coming off for Douyin this year. Here are five things they’ll do to guarantee their ascendancy at home in China over the course of 2021. Read MoreHow Chinese Tech Builds Trust, Part III: Why Targeted Advertising Is Broken
In China, hyper-targeted advertising has been substituted with greater complexity, and there is never a straightforward answer to the question. Read MoreWhy is Kuaishou Better Than Douyin For E-commerce Conversion & Social Engagement
Kuaishou and Douyin are the two largest short-video platforms in China. However, the two platforms have evolved quite differently. Read MoreChinese Whispers: Louis Vuitton Launches an Ad on Douyin, and More
Louis Vuitton became the latest luxury label to launch a campaign on the country's youth-oriented social media app Douyin, after Dior and Chanel. Read MoreWhy China’s Viral Video App Douyin is No Good for Luxury
While Douyin may be China’s hippest social media app, there are many reasons it may not be the right platform for luxury brands. Read MoreChinese Whispers: WeChat Bans Viral Douyin Video, and More
WeChat had banned the shares of an H5 campaign video from Douyin to WeChat's Moments feed after the video went viral on the app. Read MoreNewrank’s China Social Media Content Report 2019
Newrank, one of the largest social data analytics company in China, recently released a report regarding online content. Here are key takeaways. Read MoreA Guide To China’s Top Livestreaming Apps
The growing popularity of livestreaming apps in China points to social e-commerce as the new e-commerce. Here’s why the KOL-to-sales interest model works. Read More5 Things Every China Marketer Wishes Global HQ Understood
Alongside dated preconceptions, the pandemic has hiked marketing costs in China. With the barriers to entry increasing, here's what global HQ needs to know. Read More