Online Advertising in China from $ 23.6 billion to $ 83.59 billion between 2014 and 2020

China has about 710 million Internet users, indicating an Internet penetration rate of 51.7%. This number has steadily increased over the last decade, from 111 million at the end of 2005 to 457 million in 2010 and 688 million in 2015. This makes China by far the largest online market in the world. World in terms of users. In addition, the digital population of China must double in the next 10 years that the rest of the country is online. As such, digital advertising spending increases. While advertising spending in other sectors than print and television has stabilized, total digital advertising spending increases from $ 23.6 billion to $ 83.59 billion between 2014 and 2020, Devoted to mobile platforms. The main recipients of digital advertising are the three main Internet players in China: Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent, commonly abbreviated as "BAT". Together, they appear to account for 60.6% of all digital advertising revenue in 2015, which is expected to increase to 66.8% by 2018. On mobile platforms, these figures are even higher from 71.1% 2015 to 74.4% in 2018.
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 Online Advertising in China from $ 23.6 billion to $ 83.59 billion between 2014 and 2020

Baidu is often called Google of China is the biggest search engine in the country. It also offers many similar services to Google Maps as Baidu Maps and Baidu Netdisk, a cloud storage service. By 2015, Baidu held 80 percent market share from search engine revenue, with 71.4 percent of the research in the country having been done on the plate from October 2015.
 With the products of his mother Alibaba mother, Baidu market share in mobile search is smaller and low. In Q3 2016, 44.5 percent of mobile searches were carried out through Baidu.

Baidu

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Revenues on Baidu come mainly from its search engine advertising services, which use pay-per-click (PPC) technology. Advertising on Baidu is similar to the use of Google Adwords and revolves around search engine optimization tools (SEO). As an advertiser, you can buy keywords, and yet four of the displayed search results have been selected for Google search results.
For a certified certificate on Baidu, companies must fulfill certain conditions. First of all, like the search engine, a Chinese website is required. In addition, Baidu requires foreign companies to submit a digital copy of the enterprise registration certificate issued by the government concerned to manage its account registration.
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After getting certified, it is important to manage his Baidu campaign effectively, and locate the ads. Although this process is comparable to using Google AdWords. Having a Chinese website is essential because the search engine does not index many non-Chinese pages. In addition, hosting the site outside of China will place one at a disadvantage as these are ranked lower on the platform. Additionally, advertisers are seriously considering other integrated payment services like UnionPay and Alipay

30% of World 4G users are client at China Mobile

The Chinese telecommunications operator China Mobile, has just disclosed figures that seems mind-boggling, but that are indeed real. Since half a billion people in the world, have a package that gives them 4G at China Mobile.

 China Mobile recently announced that in 2016, more than 500 million customers (exactly 510 million customers) have a 4G package on the Chinese network. These 500 million customers therefore represent approximately 30% of the total 4G customers globally. A purely stratospheric figure. Already in October, China Mobile had 481 million customers in 4G. Nearly 200 million customers arrived between October and December. Thus, in addition to owning an extremely large customer base, the Chinese public company created in 1997, continues to attract customers. Not to mention that an announcement made in May 2016 indicated that the company had a total of more than 830 million customers.

Being thus, the largest mobile operator in the world. The figures of China Mobile mask a particular demographic and economic situation The mobile part of the group weighed almost 50% of turnover. While indicating that the Chinese group targeted the figure of 540 million phones sold in China for next year. And among these 540 million phones, 400 million will be compatible with 4G. We have not finished hearing about China Mobile. It remains to be seen whether the company will then pursue development outside the domestic market. However this figure should be put into perspective as the Chinese market is much less open than the Western or Japanese markets. This naturally opens the way for the company based in the Chinese capital, which can benefit from the very large base of potential customers, which includes China with more than a billion inhabitants recorded in the year 2013.

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Social Networks in China for Companies

China, the Eldorado the hub of the world makes dream more than one entrepreneur. This market with 10% growth, this billion potential consumers, 800 million mobile phones, 630 million Internet users who generally spend 25 hours a week connected on the Internet, whether on their laptop or their phone , Millions of millionaires ... offer unmatched opportunities in the world. Yet ... more than one entrepreneur has torn his hair in this country. Culture, competition, copying, this rapidly changing market, these increasingly demanding consumers ... all these factors have led to many failures on the part of all types of companies, small, medium and even the tall. But the desire to undertake is always there and that's why we will describe the 4 networks you will need to do business.
source : http://www.enviedentreprendre.com/2015/09/comment-les-r%C3%A9seaux-sociaux-peuvent-aider-votre-business-en-chine-.html

Linkedin

Linkedin the social network specializing in career management is one of the only networks to have escaped Chinese censorship. It is an online reputation management tool and Personal Branding. China sees in this network a definite development opportunity. Linkedin also allows the Middle Empire to stay connected with the rest of the world. Few foreigners are on the Chinese social networks, linkedin therefore creates a synergy between Chinese and foreigners. In addition, Linkedin is a site in English, it acts as a filter that can help employers find competent people in both languages. There are over 3 million Chinese on linkedin. Moreover, this networking site offers many things that some national sites like Tianji or Ushi does not offer, linkedin is open to the world. Although in 2014, viadeo the French network bought in 2007 the professional social network Tianji, to invest the Middle Empire.
Linkedin is a perfect place to do business, just integrate groups and follow them and post pushes and this will greatly increase your visibility.

WeChat

Wechat or 信 信 its name in Chinese is an instant messaging application that is fast becoming the most popular in the world. In just four years, the Tencent Group with its flagship application reaches more than 549 million active users per month, according to the balance sheet of the first quarter of 2015. The mobile application holds a place More and more important in the organization of the economic and social life of the people and it modifies considerably the purchasing behaviors. It revolutionizes the world of social marketing. Users can send text, photos, videos, and voice messages to their smartphones, or locate callers by shaking their devices. (see this article in French)

Business Social Media

WeChat is an application that helps us make life easier. The application brings the notion of M-commerce with the development of tencentpay which allows to pay online thanks to Tencent pay. Wechat also offers online wallet functionality "wallet" is an online bank. This wallet function generates a QR code that can be scanned by the merchant. WeChat allows the possibility of paying your train tickets, plane tickets, taxi, your subway subscription ... and also the possibility to send money to your friends.

Due to the growing popularity of the application, companies have an interest in developing on WeChat. Thanks to this application, brands can use the strategy of 020, WeChat creates a bridge between Offline and Online. Today, WeChat is a vector of communication at the service of the brand and the development of sales. It is an infallible tool for acquiring new offline and online customers. It is considered much as a performance accelerator. The brand may, for example, make a flash sale via the WeChat account. Integrating a network like WeChat into your marketing strategy will allow you to reach new consumers. Simply create official accounts, and brands will be able to connect with users who will subscribe to them with personalized content. WeChat creates a bridge between customers and brands, it creates a previously unseen proximity.

see also
https://ecommerce-china.blogspot.com/2016/12/top-popular-posts-about-ecommerce-in.html
https://ecommerce-china.blogspot.com/2016/11/gentlemen-marketing-agency-is.html

Chinese Cross-Border E-Commerce Market will reach $86B in 2016

Chinese Cross-Border E-Commerce Market: $86B in 2016

Alibaba is selling average of $1 billion of goods every hour on this year’s single’s day

The E-Commerce in China is really Booming !!!!

As earnings have increased in China, its customers have stepped up their buys of imported products. But now anxious for the most recent items and better costs, they can purchase right away from foreign retailers and providers at the click of a mouse or the swipe of a screen. Cross-border e-business in China will hit $85.76 billion this year, up from $57.13 billion in the past year

source : https://medium.com/@olivierverot/chinese-cross-border-e-commerce-market-86b-in-2016-2a241fd5a2fd#.ssgq4egc7

Top Popular posts about ecommerce in China on Facebook

Top Popular post about ecommerce in China on Facebook