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Could Bilibili’s Variety Show Push Attract Luxury Brands?
With China’s crackdown on gaming and entertainment showing no signs of stopping, short video platform Bilibili finds itself in make-or-break territory. Read MoreWhat Does China’s Beauty Buying Look Like Post-Lockdown?
Have months of lockdowns hurt China’s beauty consumption? Evidently not, as a new study predicts the market will swell to $15 billion in 2024. Read MoreLa Mer’s Ocean Conservation Makes Waves in China
The Social Edition is our weekly series which deep dives into luxury initiatives in China’s social media landscape. Every week, we highlight brand campaigns distributed on Chinese digital platforms — WeChat,… Read MoreCharlotte Tilbury Announces Gong Jun As Global Ambassador
The Social Edition is our weekly series which deep dives into luxury initiatives in China’s social media landscape. Every week, we highlight brand campaigns distributed on Chinese digital platforms. Read MoreHas the Rule of Brand Naming Changed in China?
As “Made in China” becomes ever more desirable, global brands need to prioritize styling their names in the Chinese language. Read MoreCan T-Beauty Become a Dominant Force in Global Cosmetics?
K-beauty and J-beauty have dominated the global beauty market in recent years but is it T-beauty’s time to shine? Read MoreHow Luxury Brands Can Market Christmas in China
Christmas isn’t officially observed in China, But millennials and Gen Zers have reinterpreted it in a Chinese way, and luxury brands should take advantage. Read MoreBilibili’s Never Been Hotter, So Why Are Its Shares Sliding?
Bilibili's success comes at a price, with the platform struggling to offset the cost of wide-ranging digital marketing and user acquisition efforts. Read More5 Reasons Brands Can Win in China With Sports Stars
Luxury brands have worked with elite athletes for decades, but China’s demographics have moved the goalposts on this strategy. Jing Daily explains why. Read MoreCan C-Beauty Brands Cultivate Loyal Consumers?
C-beauty brands are sliding down the ranks at China’s shopping festivals, and most have a lack of user stickiness to blame. How can they survive? Read More