
295 days ago
From Slideshare.net: A GroupM & CIC white paper, 2011 Luxury Brands on China Social Media, revealed a unique Chinese luxury “Shai” culture. With limited knowledge, a great many of Chinese luxury consumers are keen to show off (”SHAI” 晒)their luxury products and lifestyle. It’s a hot trend, brands could consider to leverage popular social media sites to maximize [...]

421 days ago
From emarketer : While China may not have Facebook—it’s officially banned in the country—its absence hasn’t hurt China’s social networking population, which reached nearly 257 million in 2011. So far, half of internet users have been attracted by local weibo and other domestic social networking sites, with the proportion expected to rise to nearly two-thirds [...]

548 days ago
From Mecoxlane: Recently, Mec and Sino Weibo reached a strategic cooperation, Mec launched its Enterprise Promotion Page on Weibo, users simply click items and then automatically enter Mec’s website to complete purchasing process. This new move bring Mec huge potential customers, it can lead Weibo users directly to its webpage. Weibo’s share, comment, interactive functions [...]

975 days ago
Dragon Trail’s China Travel Social Media Marketing Report: This graph shows intuitively to us that compared with people in other countries, Chinese are much more easily influenced by the internet; comments & reviews.

1028 days ago
From CIC, China’s netizen’s preferred activities online. We see a distinct preference for Entertainment driven activities, followed by events and lottery. China’s social environment, both online and offline push emphasis for low-cost methods of interaction on the web, be it social or entertainment driven. This leads us to rewards for interaction. China’s netizens tend to be practical, [...]

1049 days ago
From CIC, we can track the buying process Chinese netizens progress through before the buying decision is made. Tracking the decision process for purchasing a netbook, we can see how the initial inquiry arises, and how a Brand is selected from the buzz. Netizens value collective opinion first, and then look to popular advocates second to confirm [...]

1065 days ago
Before Chinese netizens purchase products, do they go online to check what others say? According to CIC they certainly do. Topping the list are mobile phones; followed closely by consumer electronics. Seeing as how mobile phones are owned by everyone (thereby more people searching/reviewing), as well as how China’s youth identify with their phones as close friends, it’s no [...]

1069 days ago
From Synovate China Media Atlas; social media usage of China’s netizens. Chinese tend to spend more time meeting new people than maintaing current relationships. Higher income’d netizens tend to be the most social; and have access to digital tools in which to be social with.

1071 days ago
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.