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Lanvin Broadcasts Paris Show in VR with Chinese Partner iQiyi & More
Lanvin's FW 2020 runway show was broadcast on Wednesday, using virtual reality technology to Chinese audiences with the help of Iqiyi, a video platform. Read More
Why Luxury Brands Need to Think Like Media Platforms
Companies with a content commerce-based marketing approach are thriving and positioning themselves for long-term post-COVID success. Read More
What the World Needs to Learn From Chinese Content Commerce: Part Five
Inundated by advertisements on a daily basis, Chinese consumers have grown numb to traditional marketing strategies and messaging. Read More
What the World Needs to Learn From Chinese Content Commerce: Part Four
As gaming goes mainstream, players include members of the crucial higher-income demographics, and brands across the consumer spectrum are taking note. Read More
BLACKPINK’s Lisa Is Next in China’s Line of Fire
Harper’s Bazaar China has quietly removed images of the BLACKPINK star from its social media, as the boycott against Western firms rages on. Read More
Content Commerce-Fueled Glamping and RVing Trend Sweeps China
For content producers and brands alike, content centering on enjoying the comforts of home while glamping or traversing the countryside in an RV has proven popular. Read More
What the World Needs to Learn From Chinese Content Commerce: Part Two
In the second installment of our five-part series on content commerce in China, Jing Daily looks into the power of livestreaming e-commerce and brand collaborations. Read More
Alibaba’s Battle for E-Commerce Dominance Takes a Conciliatory Turn
Although Alibaba has emerged as the leader in luxury e-commerce in China, the past few months have taken a toll on the tech giant. Read More
Asia Demand Drives Estée Lauder’s Global Performance
Better-than-expected e-commerce sales, continued demand for skincare, and a home fragrance craze in China fueled Estée Lauder’s growth this quarter. Read More
Three Top Marketing Trends for the Year of the Ox
As an uptick in COVID-19 cases threatens Chinese New Year travel, brands are scrambling to meet demand for “new” New Year’s goods and hometown products. Read More
