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China is the world’s largest e-commerce market. It will reach US$1.55 billion in sales by 2024 and global, international e-commerce platforms control a market share of over 92 percent, foreign engagement with the Chinese online retail sector is at its most prolific. The Chinese e-commerce landscape is changing a lot, with new players joining the…
China’s e-commerce scene? Huge. Think of it as a buzzing online marketplace with over 900 million digital shoppers. But there’s a fresh trend reshaping how these consumers shop: group-buying. Picture this – instead of individual purchases, people team up, leveraging collective buying power to snag better deals. It’s akin to bulk shopping but with a…
China is known for its vibrant and lively shopping festivals that attract millions of shoppers from around the world. These festivals are a celebration of consumerism and offer incredible deals, discounts, and promotions on a wide range of products. One of the most famous Chinese shopping festivals is the “Singles’ Day” or “Double 11” festival,…
If you want to sell your products in the Chinese marketplace, Tmall is a platform worth exploring. As one of China’s leading e-commerce platforms, it offers a broad range of categories for consumers to browse and buy from. From clothing and fashion accessories to household appliances and personal care products, there are many options for…
There is no doubt that Chinese people love seafood and consume it in enormous quantities. Clearly marketing seafood to China is a lubricating way for numerous seafood businesses. According to the statistics, the average Chinese citizen is expected to eat 2.86kg worth of fish and seafood annually by 2023. The revenue in the fish &…
Taobao and Tmall are two of China’s most popular online shopping sites. The platforms have grown separately, but they both serve as retail markets for Alibaba Group. Despite operating under one roof serving customers across various industries from clothing retailers to electronics vendors (and everything else), these websites operate differently. When entering the Chinese market,…
Food in China Chinese buyers’ shopping propensities have changed drastically as livelihoods have risen and new items and ideas have entered the China market. Purchaser propensities keep on evolving today, and looking at eras of buyers can uncover certain shopping patterns. The new era of customers (less than 20 years old) is the most Westernized…
Chinese Suning buys 70 percent of Inter Milan Suning Commerce Group, one of the most known Chinese retail group, will acquire almost 70% of Inter Milan for € 270 million. The Great Inter Milan, which has seen many stars such as Ronaldo, Zlatan Ibrahimovic or Kongdogbia, becomes the first big European football club to be bought mainly…
Everything SEO Managers must handle for Baidu Marketing First of all, let’s remind the basics figures about Baidu. In China, over 700 million people use Internet. They generally use Chinese search engines, such as Haoso.com, Sogou.com, .. But among them all, it’s Baidu which is the most popular one. Baidu has over 70% of China’s search…
Walmart competes Amazon and Alibaba in China with its new Walmart Global Shop Walmart has just launched its new e-commerce service that will be offering ‘quality’ foreign products for Chinese consumers. The ‘Walmart Global Shop’ service launches its mobile application, with stores in southern China, which will also store products while providing self-service pickup system….
Why Retailers should sell on Tmall and Tmall Global Companies such as Avène, Lancôme, Lacoste, L’Occitane but also Peugeot have discovered a very useful and easy way to reach their Chinese consumers: Tmall and Tmall Global. Along with 50,000 similar companies and 70,000 different brands, they operate “storefronts” on the B2C e-commerce marketplaces. These two…
China’s 2013-2017 online travel CAGR is expected to reach 21% of growth … 2013-2017 CAGR of online travel in China is expected to reach 21%, which is almost the same as the growth of the overall e-commerce market, according to intelligence research firm iResearch. source photo The Ecommerce Sector in China has reached a high…
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