micro-influencers
How to Redefine Luxury for Gen Z
Some brands have successfully disrupted their previous business models to gain traction with Gen Z, while others still struggle. Here’s what they should do. Read More
Will Instagram’s New Translation Tool Win Over Chinese Consumers?
Key Takeaways: With their focus squarely on China’s usual social media suspects of WeChat, Weibo, Douyin, Xiaohongshu, and others, global brands often dismiss Instagram as irrelevant to their Chinese marketing… Read More
Four Marketing Tactics To Win China In 2021
From new approaches in brand advocacy to the growth of livestreaming, Jing Daily looks at the marketing techniques that will blow up in 2021. Read More
China’s Luxury Market Will Only Get Trickier In 2021
China was a bright spot for luxury brands in 2020. But don’t expect the same stratospheric market growth in China this year. Read More
Fake Fans Continue to Plague Celebrity, Influencer Endorsements in China
For Western luxury brands in China, the best way to avoid collaboration failures is the simplest way: brands need to do their homework first. Read More
Keeping up with China’s Affluent Students on a Boston Shopping Trip
We traveled to Boston's local high-end mall Copley to shop with Chinese international students - the micro-influencers that are increasingly on luxury brands’ radar. Read More
China’s Influencer Fatigue is Real. What Should Brands Do?
What should brands do to stand out in a marketplace crowded with influencers? Read More
What South Australia Learned from Superstar Partner Huang Xiaoming
South Australia has worked with influencers and KOLs before to reach tourists from China, but never with a star as famous as Huang Xiaoming. Read More
Be Data-Smart: How to Avoid Fake KOLs
Chinese social media platforms are full of fake KOLs, accounts, and comments. How should brands avoid wasting money when engaging with KOLs in China? Read More
