cross-border e-commerce
How GLOSKU Fuels Colourpop’s China Expansion
Jing Daily spoke to GLOSKU’s CEO and founder Kevin Zhao to find out how the company helped Colourpop expand its business 20 fold in China. Read More
Is Athletic Retailer Baleaf China’s Rival to Lululemon?
Dubbed the affordable version of Lululemon, Baleaf is a best-seller in Amazon’s Yoga category. But can the Chinese brand take the lead in DTC athlesiure? Read More
Key Takeaways From Jing Daily’s White Paper “The Future of Cross-Border E-Commerce in China”
Following a record year in 2020, consumers are making a significant percentage of their purchases via cross-border e-commerce. Read More
Over 2,000 Niche Brands Hit One Million RMB Sales on Tmall Global
In the past year, more than 2,000 SMEs achieved annual sales of over 1 million yuan on Tmall Global thanks to China’s booming cross-border e-commerce. Read More
Predicting The Future Of Daigou Shopping
When COVID-19 brought the world to a standstill, it did the same to daigou sellers. So what is the future for this once-lucrative industry? Read More
Chinese Whispers: SKP is Looking to Venture into Chengdu, and More
Chengdu Transportation Investment Group Co., Ltd. revealed that it is about to introduce the Beijing SKP project to Chengdu. Read More
Video is the Next Frontier for China E-Commerce
Video platforms such as Douyin are selling Taobao products, while WeChat and Little Red Book are getting into the mix by testing e-commerce functions. Read More
The 3 Surprising Predictions for China Cross-Border E-Commerce in 2019
The Chinese government’s decision to lift purchase limits on the cross-border e-commerce indicates a strong outlook in 2019. Read More
China’s Cross-Border E-commerce Market Soared to $220B in 2017
China's cross-border e-commerce market has continued to grow rapidly in 2017, providing a multi-billion business opportunity for foreign brands. Read More
Four Cross-Border E-Commerce Platforms Just for Luxury Brands
While international brands typically default to selling on Tmall or JD.com, there are more niche cross-border platforms with lower barriers to entry. Read More
