Posts in Cultural Marketing
3 Ways Bilibili Can Help Grow Your Business

Founded in 2009, Bilibili began as a niche video platform focused on anime culture in China. With this new wave of vloggers, marketers are paying more attention to this platform. While Bilibili still has its roots in anime culture, it has since diversified its video content to cater to many more audiences such as music, tech, lifestyle, and fashion. Here are 3 ways how Bilibili can help grow your business.

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Mid-Autumn Festival Social Media Campaigns in the China Market

Celebrating harvest and family reunion during the autumn full moon, Mid-Autumn Festival is the second largest festival in most of Asian countries. This year’s Mid-Autumn Festival might be a little special due to the pandemic; however, that did not stop all the international brands from leveraging the celebration to launch their social campaign on WEIBO, WeChat or RED for brand awareness in the China market. Here let us take a look at the intriguing campaigns celebrating the Moon Festival in 2020.

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What Retailers Need to Know About Chinese Consumers' Digital Consumption Behaviour Before Entering the China Market

In North America, the goal is always to get customers to visit a website or a landing page to purchase a product. In China, the opposite is true, where brands set up official brand stores on multiple eCommerce platforms.

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Qixi Festival boosts retail sales rebound in China

The Chinese celebrate Valentine’s Day on 3 different dates.

There is the February 14th Valentine’s Day, ‘520’ (May 20th) which phonetically sounds like ‘I Love You’ in Chinese, and the Qixi Festival,…

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Celebrating L.O.V.E.: Douyin, WeChat and Weibo '520' Chinese Valentine's Day Campaigns

The numeric pronunciation of '520' in Mandarin Chinese sounds like 'I Love You', and that is how the localized version of Valentine's Day in China was born.

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