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What the World Needs to Learn From Chinese Content Commerce: Part Two
In the second installment of our five-part series on content commerce in China, Jing Daily looks into the power of livestreaming e-commerce and brand collaborations. Read More
Why Rakuten’s Tencent Tie Up Is a Game Changer for Content Commerce
Greater access to China through content commerce hints at how Rakuten's relationship with Tencent may succeed where a previous partnership with Baidu did not. Read More
JD’s Expanding Empire Offers Lessons on E-commerce
China’s leading e-commerce company posted a 31 percent jump in fourth quarter revenue to $34.4 billion, reiterating the staying power of online shopping. Read More
5 Homegrown Brands That Represented International Women’s Day In China
Jing Daily reviews five best-performing International Women’s Day campaigns that went viral and built allyship with Chinese female shoppers. Read More
How One Brand Tapped Into China’s Booming Duty-Free Market
Although it tanked elsewhere, China’s travel retail market benefited from the relaxation of duty-free limits and the country’s luxury appetite. Read More
Is Pinduoduo Ready To Compete With China’s Biggest Players?
Over the Chinese New Year holiday, Pinduoduo hit a milestone: Its daily active users surpassed Taobao’s for the first time in its six-year history. Read More
The Smell of Success: How Niche Perfumes Perform in China
In China, consumers are still learning about perfumes. Growth has been slow, but for niche brands, now is a great time to find opportunities. Read More
Three Top Marketing Trends for the Year of the Ox
As an uptick in COVID-19 cases threatens Chinese New Year travel, brands are scrambling to meet demand for “new” New Year’s goods and hometown products. Read More
Angelica Cheung Eyes Homegrown Talent As Sequoia Capital’s New Partner
Angelica Cheung’s new role at Sequoia Capital China as a venture partner promises greater opportunity for China’s homegrown talent and international brands. Read More
Could Alibaba Try to Acquire Farfetch?
Although an acquisition of Farfetch by Alibaba remains — no pun intended — farfetched, in many ways it would be a logical combination. Read More
