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Sizing Is Killing Your Brand
Incorrect sizing is one of the leading reasons for returns in fashion. Jing Daily tackles how brands can get Chinese consumers their correct sizes. Read More
Is Western Luxury Ready For China’s C2M Model?
Many say China’s C2M model will be its latest e-commerce driver. But is luxury ready to let go of old design models and embrace consumer preferences? Read More
Tripled Profit Not Enough to Satisfy JD.com Investors in Q3
Despite a huge increase in net profit in the quarter, JD.com's Q3 earnings missed revenue estimates, disappointing investors. Read More
JD.com Competes for Luxury Partners with High-Tech and White Gloves
In an effort to grow its luxury image, JD.com has opened a warehouse specifically for luxury brands on its TopLife platform. Read More
5 Key Dimensions of VIP Luxury Marketing
Although luxury has become more accessible, customer status is still critical. Here are five dimensions brands must consider for their VIP strategies. Read More
Cartier’s Content-Commerce Prowess Attracts a New Generation of Consumers in China
Nearly 30 years after entering the mainland Chinese market, Cartier has been an unlikely fast mover in adopting a comprehensive digital-first marketing strategy, helping the storied brand reach a new generation… Read More
6 Ways JD Luxury Attracted Record Sales At Singles’ Day
JD Luxury benefited from pent-up, post-COVID-19 demand, and it saw Single’s Day sales jump by 138 percent, year-on-year, but how did they do it? Read More
How Is JD’s 618 Grand Promotion Faring?
JD.com’s 618 Grand Promotion event is seeing big spending on essential products — but also luxury investment pieces. Jing Daily explains why. Read More
Rebound Strategies for US Luxury Brands
COVID-19 has hit US luxury brands hard, but the resulting disruptions and lengthy economic hardships need a novel rebound strategy. Read More
80% of Department Stores and Supermarkets in China’s First-Tier Cities Reopen & More
After a month-long lockdown, department stores and supermarkets in China's first-tier and new first-tier cities are going back into operation. Read More
