Content Commerce
Six Brand Collaborations Chinese Consumers Loved in April
Our picks for the most memorable initiatives in China’s active brand collaboration scene from April, including Sotheby's and Pomellato. Read More
Bytedance’s E-Commerce Ambitions Look Beyond China
In the run-up to an impending IPO, Bytedance is moving quickly to nab market share from Chinese tech incumbents like Alibaba via its pivot to e-commerce. Read More
Branded Content Is the Path to Gen Z in 2021
Whether it comes in the form of talk shows or reality programming, branded content is critical to reach Gen Z consumers on their favorite platforms. Read More
CollaBrands: Best Foot Forward
With all the recent hype about non-fungible tokens, it seems apropos to look at how sneakerheads pioneered the hottest fashion category for collaborations. Read More
Beauty Brands Find Their Funny Bones in China
While most brands rely on the star power of actors and idols, down-to-earth comedians are emerging as the newest faces of global beauty in China. Read More
Why Livestreaming May Not Be For Every Luxury Brand
E-commerce livestreaming has attracted enormous buzz for its potential to drive sales in the current environment as well as in the post-coronavirus future. Read More
When Will Beauty Benefit From the Global Gaming Boom?
Throughout the past year of global coronavirus lockdowns, our digital selves are likely to have seen far more public exposure than our physical selves. 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
Social Media Isn’t the Future of Digital Luxury Marketing
The evolution of digital marketing, particularly over the past year, indicates that social media may not be as future-proof as it once seemed. Read More
Fines Aren’t Alibaba’s Problem — Competition Is
For the benefit of consumers, the ultimate objective of the big Alibaba fine was to compel it to give up on its longstanding “forced exclusivity” policies. Read More
