jeudi 28 avril 2016

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dimanche 24 avril 2016

jeudi 21 avril 2016

Top 10 articles you need to read about e-Commerce in China

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samedi 16 avril 2016

7 usefull SEO tips for Baidu


7 usefull SEO tips for Baidu


1. Prioritize your SEO in Baidu


In China there are several search engines, but Baidu is the most popular. Baidu is the first Chinese search engine and is the largest source of referrals to any information related to China, as well as sought by Chinese visitors.



2. Provide unique and qualitative contents


Copy and paste is not something that is prohibited by most Chinese search engines. By using search engine based in China, can be more flexible in adding content to your website. You must realize that the standards set by Chinese search engines are not as strict as determined by Google and other search engines based in America.

3. Never criticize the Chinese government NEVER!


It is important not to be violated, otherwise you will have problems. Avoid possible sensitive issues that have a tendency to attack the policies of the Chinese government.

4. Optimize the home page for Baidu


Try to keep your home page full of information and links. The difference between Chinese visitors with visitors from other countries is its penchant for visiting the home page that contains a lot of inbound links. The more, the better recoil and this habit with the support of several Chinese search engines, including Baidu.

5. Reverse campaign


As already mentioned in point 4, backlink is a very important thing in China. The more backlinks, the more easily a site can be detected by Chinese search engines. The article quoted a famous website can be used to improve search. Try to find quality items famous websites, and rewrite in your language and then you can find at least one outcome of satisfaction regarding SEO.

6. Build your reputation


Use a different server if you have more than one site. It is also not allowed to use a shared server to accommodate more than one site. This will result in your site it will be blocked by the Chinese government. Use hosting services based in China also to facilitate visitors in finding your site. 7. Do not forget to buy Baidu label Tag is a very important thing. By using the label proportionally so you can maximize your efforts to make your site easier to detect by Baidu and other Chinese search engines.

further readings :
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-01-24/baidu-enters-the-global-race-to-dominate-era-of-driverless-cars
http://parizinfo.com/tips-for-market-your-brands-on-chinese-e-commerce/
http://www.seo-world.biz/2016/02/seven-important-seo-strategies-to-apply.html

vendredi 15 avril 2016

634 million internet users in China, over twice the population of the US


Ecommerce need Social Networks in China ! 


Chinese users often have ecommerce platforms related to their social networks and share their regular shopping, online word of mouth is probably the most powerful tool available to those in China.

634 million internet users in China, over twice the population of the US


Keep in mind that the Chinese are particularly influenced by those of their immediate social circle, they are wary of more traditional media of the State and are turning to social networks as their primary source of information. What users post and share about including the influence of Chinese users. The management and coordination of effective digital campaign on these platforms is vital. If a brand is not seen here, it is virtually invisible in China. source

Top Tips for Western brands looking to market themselves on social networks in China.




 Content is king. Create interesting, shareable content in Mandarin that will appeal to Chinese consumers. Often the content that goes viral is humorous and silly in China.

Be active on social media. Really engage with consumers directly, people enjoy direct communication. Use the 'Key Opinion Leader "or KOL. These are famous people in China who have already gathered a large following around them, they often have thousands or even millions of followers and recruit them to post a favorable content about a brand can be incredibly effective. Find specialized partners in China.

They will in- Chinese social media landscape is perhaps the most unique and fascinating in the world. Social media in China is now a huge phenomenon particularly with the rise of "Weibo" (China's answer to Twitter) and Tencent 'WeChat'. The rise of social media as the dominant form of online communication is due to an Internet penetration rate of more, a little less than 50% of the Chinese population are now online. There is an astonishing 634 million Internet users in China, more than twice the population of the United States! It therefore comes as no surprise that social media has become a key target for marketers and businesses worldwide.

You want to launch a brand in China? go Digital 

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Social networking has evolved differently in the Middle Kingdom than in Western societies. Forget sites such as Facebook, Twitter or Youtube. In China, the market is dominated by local Chinese social media. Established networks that we have come to know in the West has not been able to successfully grow here because of the strict state censorship. The result is a unique ecosystem, Chinese specific social networks. The Chinese are very active on social media and will often subscribe to a number of different networks. It goes without saying that all communication on these platforms must be translated into Mandarin, the standard of English spoken and written in China is still relatively low. According to the China Post, Chinese Internet '' 'spend about 40% of their 25 hours / week on social networks. " More time on social networks results in greater exposure to content and produces a higher number of interactions. The result is a social networking landscape evolves and changes even faster.

http://ecommerce-china.blogspot.com/2016/04/social-media-in-china-huge-opportunity.html



WeChat - platformWeChat Chinese Social Media is currently the largest social networking player to consider. It started as a simple app for the smartphone whose main attraction was to send short voice messages and written before morphing into a social network platform and fully integrated part. It has over 500 million registered users and is increasingly popular in China and the rest of Asia. WeChat is more than a social network, it can be used as purse (when linked with the Chinese payment service alipay), has a QR code scanning function and an application used to order a taxi even private.

QR codes are much more popular in China than in the West, promotional content can be shared and disseminated via the QR codes with brands encouraging consumers to track their subscription accounts. Unique content and promotional offers can be provided as an incentive to follow a brand on WeChat. WeChat is typically a network more "closed" that users can see the interactions and messages from those they have connected with.

Weibo - Chinese NetworkWeibo Social Media also has over 500 million users, the site is closer to Twitter in that users can view individual messages, so it is a more open network for marketers and brands capitalize on.


http://ecommerce-china.blogspot.com/2016/03/social-network-and-digital-marketing-in.html

Whiskey in China ! 


Scotch whiskey brand 'Famous Grouse' is an example of an international brand operating on Weibo in China, there is a wealthier middle class here with more Chinese consumers are looking for reputable products abroad. Here is the account Weibo 'Famous Grouse', whiskey is considered a luxury brand with the choice of the image that reflects the upscale image. 


President (parent company) of Edrington and Chief Executive Ian Good discussed how; "The consumer response has been excellent. We are now in an excellent position to increase sales and improve market share," according Just Drinks. The Chinese have traditionally not been drinking whiskey but engage in social networking campaigns expanded the consumer base brands on this platform. They have over 30,000 followers on Weibo. tastes and consumer expectations are changing.

check also http://ecommerce-china.blogspot.com/2015/11/which-social-media-are-good-for-promote.html

dimanche 3 avril 2016

Chinese e-Commerce is going Mobile

The shift of e-commerce sales from the desktop to mobile devices is underway in China in recent years. And according to data from the end of 2015, to mobile inclination is clear. EnfoDesk Analysys International reported that nearly two-thirds of retail and consumer to consumer (C2C) e-commerce sales in China in Q4 2015 are produced by mobile.


That was up from 55.5% in the quarter the first mobile previous time represented the majority of e-commerce sales in the country. 2015 may have been a turning point, but the rise of mobile phones has been ongoing since early 2013, when 9.0% of retail sales and C2C took place via mobile devices. eMarketer estimates that sales of mCommerce were slightly less than the 50% as a percentage of sales e-commerce for the year of last year. Sales of mCommerce retail forecasts China will increase from 51.4% to 55.5% of sales e-retailing in the country this year.

This still represents only 10.9% of total retail sales, however. In 2019, the end of our forecast period, mobile users in China will spend nearly $ 1.5 trillion on mobile commerce, which represent nearly a quarter of the country's retail market.

source http://www.emarketer.com/Article/Ecommerce-Turns-Mcommerce-China/1013736


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