WeChat rolled out a mobile payment system last fall (Image: Bloomberg)

Chinese Shoppers Have Gone Mobile. So Should Brands

As netizens in China spend less time on PCs, increasingly plugged into their tablets and smartphones...
WeChat currently has over 300 million users

2013 Outlook: Premium Brands In China Can’t Ignore WeChat

For premium brands, mobile is now the key to reaching China's tech-savvy, young consumer: not only t...
A Cadillac ELR car is displayed during the 2012 Beijing International Automotive Exhibition in Beijing, China. The automaker sold 27,073 Cadillacs in China in the first 11 months, compared with 370,559 units for industry leader Audi. Photographer: Lintao Zhang/Getty Images

Cadillac’s China Ambitions May Lure Younger Crowd

While it may seem that Cadillac's China expansion plan is aimed at converting an older, wealthier cr...
Coach soft-launched its e-commerce functionality on November 1

Coach Set For China E-Commerce Launch: Is It A Game-Changer?

To explain the benefits of its online store, Coach included "10 reasons" consumers should shop onlin...
Burberry's digital efforts are considered to have been mostly successful in China

For Luxury Brands, Is Weibo Still Worth It?

For luxury brands hoping to capture the hearts and minds of younger Chinese consumers, for the last ...
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For Luxury Brands In China, WeChat Is The Place To Be

One of the hottest topics in the China digital marketing world is the potential for WeChat, the worl...