Tmall Luxury Pavilion
Bulgari Takes the Lead With 520 Valentine’s Day Celebration
The Social Edition is our weekly series which deep dives into luxury initiatives in China’s social media landscape. Every week, we highlight brand campaigns distributed on Chinese digital platforms. Read More
Think You Know How To Sell Hard Luxury to China’s Gen Z? Think Again.
The digital and mobile-first nature of Chinese millennials and Gen Zers presents a unique opportunity and challenge for selling hard luxury. Read More
One-to-One Livestreaming Takes Off on Tmall Luxury Pavilion
Alibaba's Tmall Luxury Pavilion has launched a one-to-one livestreaming feature, which brands can use to offer tailor-made services in private sessions. Read More
Designer Chen Peng Taps Olympic Opportunity
Fresh from dressing acts at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympic Games Opening Ceremony, the founder of fashion brand CHENPENG talks business with Jing Daily. Read More
Is Xiaohongshu Losing Steam?
Sometimes referred to as the "Instagram of China," Xiaohongshu, like many fellow Chinese platforms, is no one-trick pony. Read More
The Top 4 Marketing Strategies for China in 2022
In China, integrated online and offline channels create an unmatched level of user stickiness, helping brands build loyalty among future consumers. Read More
What Secoo’s Decline Says About China’s Luxury Market Today
With China remaining a rare bright spot for luxury brands, Secoo should have been well-positioned to benefit. But that has not been the case. Read More
Consumers in China’s Lower-Tier Cities Are Fueling Luxury Growth Online
Domestic lower-tier consumers that do not have access to high-end brands’ brick-and-mortar stores are now fueling luxury growth online. Read More
What Do Chinese Consumers Really Want From E-Commerce Platforms?
Now, brands are finding that consumers in China are looking for much more when deciding when to buy, and where to buy it. Read More
How Sandro’s Ingenuity Is Winning Over China’s Young Shoppers
Jing Daily scrutinizes how, from online to offline, Sandro weathered retail turbulence in China, and its selective use of faces to embody its Parisian DNA. Read More
