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China’s Crackdowns Could Make Luxury Marketing a Lot More Boring in 2022
A rare bright spot for many global brands in 2020, China's luxury market is in a tumultuous place as the fourth quarter of 2021 approaches. Read More
Will a Red-Hot Bilibili Become Irresistible to Luxury Brands in 2022?
Bilibili’s advertising revenue is one area to watch in the remainder of 2021 and into 2022, as more beauty and luxury brands eye the platform. Read More
News That Jack Ma Is Lying Low and Not Missing, Sends Alibaba Shares High
Confirmation that Jack Ma, Alibaba’s billionaire co-founder, is not actually missing, as has been widely reported, sent Alibaba shares trading higher. Read More
Alibaba and Youku Promote China’s Greatest Luxury: A Good Night’s Sleep
With consumers spending far more time at home in 2020, in China sports and health and wellness brands, personal trainers, and even doctors quickly pivoted to content-commerce mainstays like livestreaming… Read More
How Chinese Tech Builds Trust, Part VI: The Content Trends That Are Growing Bilibili’s Audience
Bilibili is young China in a nutshell, exploring what "new retail" means for brands, Mid-Autumn Festival trends, and a strong consumer recovery. Read More
Key Takeaways from the CCI Guide to Streaming Platforms in China
Content Commerce Insider’s new report, Guide to Streaming Platforms in China, details the platforms, emerging industry trends, and expectations for 2020. Read More
How Fashion and Beauty Brands Can Use Bilibili
Now that Bilibili has become an entertainment powerhouse in China, Jing Daily outlines everything brands will need to know before joining the platform. Read More
Enhancing Brand Presence With Custom Reality Shows in China
Brands may see better outcomes through the customized production of smaller-scale shows that allow a brand to be deeply tied into the purpose of the series. Read More
What the ‘BrandZ Top 100’ Tells Us About China’s Luxury Market
Alibaba claimed the top spot for the first time since joining the BrandZ Top 100 in 2015, ending Tencent’s four-year run at the top. Read More
Chinese Long-form Video Content Creators Are Far from Dead
Brands may be focused on short video platforms like Douyin and Little Red Book, but long-form videos can still attract viewers in China. Read More
