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How to Win in China Without NFTs, KOLs, or Games
Traditional VIP shopping experiences were often more rewarding than the products themselves. But today’s young consumers want online VIP experiences. Read More5 Ways Luxury Brands Can Win Over The FOMO Generation
The need to follow trends is not new, but FOMO stirs strong emotions that allow luxury brands to tap into always-connected Gen Zers. Read MoreLuxury Lifestyles Banned On Little Red Book
Little Red Book has rolled out new guidelines banning ostentatious displays of wealth and requiring disclosure of sponsored content. Read MoreAesop Gets Green Light to Open in China. Who’s Next?
Cruelty-free brands Aesop and The Body Shop are opening stores in China, as the country drops its animal testing requirement from imported cosmetic brands. Read MoreA Look Ahead: Luxury Marketing Trends for 2020
From influencer marketing to personalization, here are seven marketing trends that luxury brands should keep focus on for 2020 in China. Read MoreTaobao Adds New Feature That Includes Product Reviews from Redbook
E-commerce giant like Alibaba has realized that content is becoming king on China’s e-commerce platforms. Read MoreChina’s Influencer Fatigue is Real. What Should Brands Do?
What should brands do to stand out in a marketplace crowded with influencers? Read MoreRedbook Is a Vital Part of Any Beauty Brand’s Marketing Mix
The social e-commerce platform has become the go-to resource for female consumers looking for product reviews and advice. Read MoreHow Luxury Brands Can Unlock the Power of User-Generated Content
We interviewed three experts in the UGC field who provide suggestions on how brands can take advantage of the growing desire of Chinese consumers to share content. Read MoreKOLs and Celebrities Shouldn’t Replace Your China Strategy
Buzzworthy names in China's celebrity scene no doubt have high appeal for brands, but making the most of your China strategy must go beyond the photo shoot. Read More