Little Red Book has shown rapid development over the past few years. Beyond the 270 million Xiaohongshu users browsing the platform every month, did you know that around 3 million comments are posted daily on this app requesting product links?
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Over the past year, around 87 million Chinese tourists have flown abroad. This positive tourism outlook is courtesy of the lifted travel restrictions after the worldwide pandemic. Today, Chinese luxury travelers are among the most enthusiastic sectors driving growth in the global hospitality industry.
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Live streams are a common sight on any Chinese social media platform nowadays. This trend stems from the continued preference of the local audience to consume real-time video content, generating a massive user base of 765 million.
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The fashion industry in China is one of the most exciting possibilities for any foreign brands who want to expand their current reach. The industry is constantly evolving and growing, with Chinese consumers using clothing as an outlet of expression in an otherwise strict environment.
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From a recent report released by the Chinese company YouWant (specialized in live commerce and Chinese social media data), Sekkei Studio has summed up 12 main insights on Live Commerce in 2022 China. Factors like products type, price, shoppers age, gender, Chinese calendar events and eCommerce features are influencing the Chinese Live Commerce trends in a unique way. This article is a summarized version of this insightful report.
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In this guide, we will detail what Live Commerce is, why brands should live-stream on Tmall, what sort of shoppers to expect when doing so, and how to get started.
Put simply, live commerce is the combination of online live-streaming with e-commerce. It can be thought of as teleshopping for the 21st century. What the television did for home shopping in the 1980s and 1990s, with companies like QVC becoming multi-billion-dollar juggernauts in just a decade or two, smartphones are doing for all shopping in the 21st century, at a significantly hastened pace.
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