From Synovate China Media Atlas; how different income levels interact online.
Higher income level netizens lead interaction across China’s web. This is quite interesting; as targeting the more intelligent, higher income Chinese requires digital engagement, whereas lower income, lower tiered Chinese are better targeted via television and mobile.
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