china e-commerce
JD.com VS. Tmall: China’s Luxury E-Commerce Battleground
Competition between Tmall and JD.com in the luxury sector is more heated than ever as luxury players are getting on board with digital channels in China. Read MoreWhy Luxury Brands Should Dive into China’s Private Traffic Pool
By leveraging private traffic effectively, global luxury brands have lessons to learn from homegrown players in order to improve user engagement. Read MoreHow SARS Led to the Birth of China E-Commerce
SARS was a turning point for both JD.com and Alibaba. We take a look at what happened and how they navigated the virus crisis. Read More5 Takeaways from McKinsey’s Digital Consumer Trends Report
China’s 855 million digital consumers are transforming the country into a global digital disruptor, according to McKinsey’s 2019 consumer digital report. Read MoreAmazon vs. Alibaba: Everything You Need to Know About the Two Biggest E-tailers
The world’s two largest e-tailers, Alibaba and Amazon, are viewed as rivals engaged in a global showdown, but the reality is far more complex. Read MoreHow Tiffany’s China Strategy Combats Economic Turbulence
Jing Daily chatted with Tiffany & Co.’s CEO Alessandro Bogliolo on the upcoming Shanghai exhibition, trade war and the brand’s overall strategies in China. Read MoreHow Digital Tools are Helping Brands Reach Chinese Consumers
Luxury brands like Louis Vuitton, Cartier, Christian Dior and Gucci are using digital tools, such as WeChat and Weibo, to connect with Chinese millennials Read MoreCanali Brings Its Italian Designs to Chinese E-commerce
Italian menswear brand Canali is entering a new partnership that will see its designs sold on China's e-commerce hub Secoo. Read MoreChina’s Tech Giants Move into the Marketing Business, Changing the Game
China’s high-tech powerhouses Tencent and Alibaba are moving into the digital marketing business. And that has huge implications, opportunities, and challenges for luxury brands and digital agencies. Read MoreJD.com Expands Its E-commerce Empire to Spanish-speaking Markets
JD.com will enter the 400 million consumer market with 100,000 popular items and the promise of completing premium deliveries in 2-3 days. Read More