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Why China’s Shopping Festivals and Holidays Are Key For Fragrance Brands
Holidays such as Qixi offer compelling opportunities for overseas fragrance brands to create special offerings for Chinese consumers. Read More
How To Sell Luxury Fragrances in China Today
Given budget discrepancies, points of entry into the China market will vary for high-end fragrance brands both large and small. Read More
What Do Chinese Cultural Consumers Want?
CCCs who spend on building their interest-based collections (including rare and hard-to-find items) are emerging as VIPs for top brands worldwide. Read More
Niche Fragrances Are Winning Over Young Chinese Consumers. What’s Their Secret?
The China market offers one of the world’s most compelling opportunities for any fragrance brand, but understanding market nuances is key. Read More
Where the Chinese Cultural Consumer Lives and Shops
The spending playground of the Chinese Cultural Consumer (CCC) is both local and global, encompassing a multifaceted field of aspiration-led subcultures. Read More
Is Pop Mart’s Gravy Train Grinding to a Halt?
China’s collectibles market has exploded over the past decade, driven by millennial and Gen Z demand for limited-edition designer and art toys. Read More
Four Takeaways From Jing Daily’s Latest Report, Chinese Cultural Consumers: The Future Of Luxury
The rapid rise and evolution of the Chinese Cultural Consumer presents luxury brands with hugely significant opportunities and challenges. Read More
New Report: Luxury’s Future Lies With the Chinese Cultural Consumer
Chinese Cultural Consumers are driving global luxury’s rebound while redefining industries with their appetite for pop and street culture. Read More
4 Key Takeaways From the Jing Daily x Wunderman Thompson Report – Transcendent Retail: APAC
The past 18 months have witnessed an evaporation of the borders separating markets and media, accelerating retail’s march towards digitalization. Read More
What the World Needs to Learn From Chinese Content Commerce: Part Five
Inundated by advertisements on a daily basis, Chinese consumers have grown numb to traditional marketing strategies and messaging. Read More
