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Could China’s ‘Sandwich Generation’ Offer a Windfall for Luxury?
Caught in the middle of caring for children and parents, this is a demographic luxury often disregards. Yet a closer look uncovers a profitable opportunity. Read MoreWhat’s Behind China’s ‘Slanted-Eye’ Outrage & How to Avoid It
From Mercedes-Benz to Made-in-China companies, brands have angered netizens over Chinese marketing with “slanted-eye” looks. But who’s really to blame? Read MoreWhat We Learned About Luxury In 2021, From A(bloh) To (Gen) Z
This year was crucial for the luxury industry, full of change and disruption. Here, I reflect upon luxury’s most critical moments from 2021. 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 MoreHow Mercedes-Benz Won Over Women on Xiaohongshu
Who says cars are mainly for men? They are absolutely not, and Mercedes-Benz has been doing what they can to drive out (excuse the pun) this stereotype. Read MoreChinese Luxury Cars!? Yes, But How Can They Succeed?
Chinese automaker BAIC debuted its luxury sports car Arcfox at the Geneva Auto Salon. But will this car attract attention in the luxury automotive sector? Read MoreWeChat Leverages Celebrity Halo Effect to Increase Ad Engagement
Many WeChat users were surprised to spot stars profile on their feed, turns out that it’s a new gimmick by WeChat to boost the visibility of moments ads. Read MoreWhat You Need to Know About Luxury’s Extreme Disruption Force: Generation Z
The Future of Luxury with Daniel Langer. Gen Z's consumer habits are changing products and brands, and luxury companies need to keep up. Read MoreHow Douyin Drives Sales: One KOL Shares Experience with China’s Viral Video App
Douyin influencer Antoine Bunel shares his experience with the platform as well as advice for luxury brands planning to launch campaigns. Read MoreChinese Buyers Crave a New Sales Pitch: ‘Experiential Luxury’
A new study by Kadence International indicates 'experiential' marketing is effective in making a luxury brand look more luxurious to Chinese consumers. Read More