Wave goodbye to Facebook and Instagram, say hello to Weibo and Youku. Learning about local social media are essential to marketing your business in China.
This document discusses the rise of livestream commerce, where products are sold through live video streams. It began in China, where factors like widespread bandwidth and integrated payment systems helped growth. Livestreaming allows for immersive experiences that can reduce returns. The document explores how major platforms in the US are now getting involved, with options like partnering with existing social networks, home shopping channels, ecommerce sites, or livestreaming apps. Monetization tools vary by platform, with Facebook, Instagram and TikTok leading for social commerce integrations. The future of livestreaming globally will build on growth of mobile commerce.
Live streaming began in the early 1990s and has grown tremendously due to advances in technology and its widespread use during the COVID-19 pandemic. It allows sharing of real-time video over the internet. Major developments included the first audio and video stream in 1993, the first public baseball game stream in 1995, and the launch of Twitch.tv and Periscope in 2011 and 2015. The pandemic led to huge increases in live streaming across many areas as people sought connection and information online. Live streaming is now used for concerts, classes, shopping and more and is expected to continue growing as a way to connect globally.
6 trends of China social media and consumer insights Vincent lee
The document discusses trends in social media usage in China and characteristics of Chinese consumers and netizens. Some key points include:
- China has the largest online population in the world with over 400 million using QQ and 100 million using social networks.
- Chinese netizens are highly engaged with social media and brands have direct access to communicate with nearly half the population.
- Chinese consumers are increasingly sophisticated and demand quality as well as brand values and styles. Younger consumers see relationships with brands as partnerships and forms of self-expression.
- Consumers get information from multiple sources but are also actively engaged with online communities and trusted brands on social media.
Chinese online-to-offline (O2O) services are growing in popularity as consumers seek convenience. O2O allows consumers to access services like food delivery, transportation, and professional services through their smartphones. While O2O started in major cities, companies are now looking to expand to lower-tier cities and rural areas to tap into new markets. In the future, O2O is expected to transition further towards a "gig economy" model where individuals can offer services directly to consumers on a freelance basis through platforms. This will allow O2O businesses to offer more diverse services efficiently by reducing costs.
Online Mobile and Social Networks in Vietnam, October 2015Cimigo
This document discusses how connected Vietnamese consumers are online, on mobile, and through social networks. Some key points:
- Over 40 million Vietnamese are online, more than the populations of Australia and New Zealand combined.
- The majority of urban Vietnamese consumers are online and using the internet for various activities like searching for new products.
- Younger generations tend to use social networks more while older consumers focus on news sites. Facebook is the dominant social platform in Vietnam with over 31 million users.
- Mobile internet access is growing rapidly in Vietnam, with 91% of online consumers accessing the internet via mobile phones. Smartphones are driving increased mobile connectivity and traffic.
- Native mobile apps are very popular in Vietnam, especially for
Retail Revolution: Disrupt or be Disrupted The Connected MallDeborah Weinswig
This document discusses how shopping malls are being disrupted by new technologies and consumer trends. It outlines several ways malls are reinventing themselves, including through temporary pop-up stores, community events, locally-focused retailers, and technology partnerships. Some examples of technology solutions discussed are immersive VR experiences, security robots, crowdsourced security cameras, personalized loyalty programs, flexible retail spaces, and same-day delivery/returns partnerships. The document advocates that malls leverage new technologies, experiences, tenant types, and consumer data to reinvent themselves for the future.
IN-STORE TECHNOLOGY AS RETAILTAINMENT BRIGHT SHINY OBJECT OR THE NEW NORMAL?Deborah Weinswig
The document discusses 12 emerging in-store technology trends for retailers. It summarizes the business and technology activities of the Fung Group, provides an overview of the 2016 US retail environment and consumer spending trends, and analyzes how Amazon is leveraging technologies like Prime and Web Services to dominate retail. Specific in-store technology trends covered include experiential retail, smart malls, augmented/virtual reality, robotics, and mobile payments.
This document discusses the rise of livestream commerce, where products are sold through live video streams. It began in China, where factors like widespread bandwidth and integrated payment systems helped growth. Livestreaming allows for immersive experiences that can reduce returns. The document explores how major platforms in the US are now getting involved, with options like partnering with existing social networks, home shopping channels, ecommerce sites, or livestreaming apps. Monetization tools vary by platform, with Facebook, Instagram and TikTok leading for social commerce integrations. The future of livestreaming globally will build on growth of mobile commerce.
Live streaming began in the early 1990s and has grown tremendously due to advances in technology and its widespread use during the COVID-19 pandemic. It allows sharing of real-time video over the internet. Major developments included the first audio and video stream in 1993, the first public baseball game stream in 1995, and the launch of Twitch.tv and Periscope in 2011 and 2015. The pandemic led to huge increases in live streaming across many areas as people sought connection and information online. Live streaming is now used for concerts, classes, shopping and more and is expected to continue growing as a way to connect globally.
6 trends of China social media and consumer insights Vincent lee
The document discusses trends in social media usage in China and characteristics of Chinese consumers and netizens. Some key points include:
- China has the largest online population in the world with over 400 million using QQ and 100 million using social networks.
- Chinese netizens are highly engaged with social media and brands have direct access to communicate with nearly half the population.
- Chinese consumers are increasingly sophisticated and demand quality as well as brand values and styles. Younger consumers see relationships with brands as partnerships and forms of self-expression.
- Consumers get information from multiple sources but are also actively engaged with online communities and trusted brands on social media.
Chinese online-to-offline (O2O) services are growing in popularity as consumers seek convenience. O2O allows consumers to access services like food delivery, transportation, and professional services through their smartphones. While O2O started in major cities, companies are now looking to expand to lower-tier cities and rural areas to tap into new markets. In the future, O2O is expected to transition further towards a "gig economy" model where individuals can offer services directly to consumers on a freelance basis through platforms. This will allow O2O businesses to offer more diverse services efficiently by reducing costs.
Online Mobile and Social Networks in Vietnam, October 2015Cimigo
This document discusses how connected Vietnamese consumers are online, on mobile, and through social networks. Some key points:
- Over 40 million Vietnamese are online, more than the populations of Australia and New Zealand combined.
- The majority of urban Vietnamese consumers are online and using the internet for various activities like searching for new products.
- Younger generations tend to use social networks more while older consumers focus on news sites. Facebook is the dominant social platform in Vietnam with over 31 million users.
- Mobile internet access is growing rapidly in Vietnam, with 91% of online consumers accessing the internet via mobile phones. Smartphones are driving increased mobile connectivity and traffic.
- Native mobile apps are very popular in Vietnam, especially for
Retail Revolution: Disrupt or be Disrupted The Connected MallDeborah Weinswig
This document discusses how shopping malls are being disrupted by new technologies and consumer trends. It outlines several ways malls are reinventing themselves, including through temporary pop-up stores, community events, locally-focused retailers, and technology partnerships. Some examples of technology solutions discussed are immersive VR experiences, security robots, crowdsourced security cameras, personalized loyalty programs, flexible retail spaces, and same-day delivery/returns partnerships. The document advocates that malls leverage new technologies, experiences, tenant types, and consumer data to reinvent themselves for the future.
IN-STORE TECHNOLOGY AS RETAILTAINMENT BRIGHT SHINY OBJECT OR THE NEW NORMAL?Deborah Weinswig
The document discusses 12 emerging in-store technology trends for retailers. It summarizes the business and technology activities of the Fung Group, provides an overview of the 2016 US retail environment and consumer spending trends, and analyzes how Amazon is leveraging technologies like Prime and Web Services to dominate retail. Specific in-store technology trends covered include experiential retail, smart malls, augmented/virtual reality, robotics, and mobile payments.
Vietnam has experienced major economic and social changes over the past few decades that are shaping its consumer landscape. After gaining independence from France in the 1950s, Vietnam opened its economy and saw rapid GDP growth starting in the 1980s. It has since developed a growing middle class, especially among youth and urban populations. However, traditions still play a large role in many families and rural areas. The document examines trends in Vietnam's growing economy, consumer behaviors, and shifting social values across generations.
Marshall Manson and James Whatley are back again with their key digital trends for 2016. A deck of two halves, first reviewing how well they predicted the shape of the industry for 2015 and then diving into the juicy stuff - what's ahead for us in 2016.
This deck is designed to be read but follow @OgilvyUK, @MarshallManson, and @Whatleydude to see when they both might be out and about presenting it very, very soon.
Vietnam: Strategies and opportunities for the creative industries sectorCimigo
A presentation delivered to delegates of the UKTI's "Great Week" trade visit headed by Lord Puttnam, producer of films such as Chariots of Fire, The Killing Fields and Memphis Belle. Cimigo Vietnam's Managing Director, Joe Wheller gave insights on the state of the marketplace in Vietnam, the consumer and some opportunities and barriers.
Luxury brands have had to rapidly adapt to changing consumer behaviors and the rise of ecommerce due to COVID-19. Online luxury sales nearly doubled in 2020, and the online channel now influences 85% of luxury transactions globally. Younger consumers, especially Millennials and Gen Z, are increasingly demanding more sustainable and digitally connected luxury experiences. Luxury brands must provide accessibility online, on social media, and in physical stores to remain relevant in the future.
An event hosted in London, UK by Digital Jungle (www.digitaljungle.agency) to outline the key facts on the Chinese social and digital landscape. Additionally, Digital Jungle CEO & Founder, Dr. Mathew McDougall provided practical ideas and tips for brands looking to enter this market from a brand and eCommerce perspective. Mr Roy Graff, Digital Jungle's UK Managing Director provided the audience with Chinese insights related to the tourism and inbound marketing.
What you must know to benefit from China's E-Commerce BoomAdrian de Riz
The document discusses how cross-border e-commerce has become an important channel for foreign brands to enter China since the pandemic reduced Chinese consumers' ability to shop overseas. More than 29,000 brands from over 5,800 categories had joined Chinese cross-border e-commerce platforms by the end of 2020, with over 80% entering China for the first time. The document also notes that niche brands have big opportunities in China through e-commerce as Chinese consumers tend to share less recognized brands on social media and prefer labels that feel more premium.
Chinese are changing their consumer behaviour in response to COVID-19.
Know what trends you should expect to see and make sure your business is ready to adapt.
This document summarizes the key findings of a 2017 consumer confidence survey conducted in Vietnam among 3,200 respondents nationwide. Some of the main findings were that consumer confidence was upbeat about 2017 for economic growth, but consumers were more concerned than business leaders about issues like currency devaluation and increased cost of living. The survey also found that technology presented the biggest growth opportunities, with digital devices being among the top purchased items in 2016. Savings rates were in decline as conspicuous spending increased.
This document discusses convenience shopping trends in Vietnam. It finds that Vietnamese consumers want convenience due to busy lifestyles. Common consumer types are students, first jobbers, working moms, and housewives. These groups frequent convenience stores (CVS) and minimarts for quick, affordable meals and snacks. While CVS are more prominent in Ho Chi Minh City, the convenience landscape is more blurred in Hanoi. The document advocates for tailored convenience offerings based on consumer demographics and location.
RMS: "The Future of Retail: Is It Coming Apart at the Seams?"Deborah Weinswig
This document discusses several trends impacting the future of retail, including declining store traffic, the rise of experiential retail to attract customers, smart malls using data and technology, augmented and virtual reality being used in stores, and the growing importance of influencers. It also covers trends like subscription services, the sharing economy, rental fashion, and the caring economy where companies focus on social good. Retailers are trying to adapt to changing consumer spending patterns that favor experiences over things and a shift to online and mobile shopping.
Ecommerce and Digital Trends 2016.
- Ecommerce continues to grow WW
- Mobile is growing continously too...
- Omni Channel
- Social Media and Messaging Apps are the store
- Hyper Convenience, Speed and Excellence
- Big Data for relevance and Customized experience
Who is doing well
Leading media outlet RETHINK Retail interviewed top retail executives and industry thought leaders to share what’s top of mind in today’s current retail climate.
See the full article on RETHINK Retail's website: https://bit.ly/3eMRz6d
You’ll hear from:
Ken Wincko, VP of Marketing at Barnes & Noble College
Carrie Tharp, VP of Retail and Consumer at Google Cloud
Erik Saltvold, Founder of ERIK’S Bike Shop
Oscar Sachs, CEO of Salesfloor
Sucharita Kodali, VP and Principal Analyst at Forrester
Courtney Hawkins, Former VP of Stores at Old Navy
Kate Giovambattista, Founder of Beyond Main
Marie Driscoll, Managing Director of Luxury & Fashion at Coresight Research
Vinod Bidarkoppa, SVP of Technology at Sam’s Club
Insights from google for vietnam 03/2016Thai Nguyen
This document discusses insights from a report on digital marketing in Vietnam. It summarizes several sections of the report, including on the online and multiscreen world, smart shoppers, local shoppers, international shoppers, smart viewers, and digital moms. The digital moms section finds that moms extensively research purchases online using various devices and share products and reviews online, making them influential brand ambassadors. It provides recommendations for brands to engage digital moms through online videos, search engines, and easy to use websites.
Nielsen provides data and insights to help clients understand consumers and markets. In this document, Nielsen discusses recent economic and consumer trends in Asia Pacific markets including Vietnam. Vietnam has seen strong economic growth recently, driven by urbanization and a growing workforce. While traditional trade still dominates in Vietnam, modern trade channels are growing rapidly. FMCG growth has slowed slightly in Vietnam in the first half of 2018 compared to the previous year. Nielsen advises companies to focus on understanding evolving consumer needs and executing well to take advantage of opportunities in Vietnam.
Millennials in Vietnam are changing consumer behavior and marketing strategies are needed to appeal to them. They shop differently than older consumers, focusing more on brand experience through personalization, convenience, health, and eco-friendliness. They also spend more on dining out and online. FMCG companies are adapting through digital advertising, apps, gamification, online promotions, and social media to engage millennials where they spend most of their time. To succeed, companies must offer personalized, convenient products and content while precisely targeting millennials on their preferred channels.
Thriving in the Content Marketing Jungle: Lessons from Leading Practitioners ...multifamily-social-media
This document discusses content marketing and content curation. It defines content marketing as creating and sharing valuable content to attract customers. Content curation is consistently finding, organizing, annotating and sharing high-quality digital content on a specific topic for a target market. The document outlines the benefits of curation, such as thought leadership and lead generation. It provides a five-step process for successful curation: identify topics, find content sources, curate by organizing and adding value, share on websites and social media, and analyze results. Marketers are advised to curate consistently and ethically by attributing sources.
Future of Retail: Is It Coming Apart at the Seams?Deborah Weinswig
The document provides an overview of future retail trends and the challenges currently facing the retail industry. It discusses issues like declining store traffic, the rise of experiential retail, evolving loyalty programs, the power of influencers and consumers, and new models like pop-up shops. It also covers trends like augmented/virtual reality, robotics, wearables, and the growing secondary market for fashion. The document aims to help retailers navigate these changes and emerging opportunities in the industry.
This document discusses trends in China's digital landscape and consumer market in 2016. It notes that China's economy is slowing but consumption continues to grow, driven by millennials under 35 who make up the majority of domestic and international travelers. Most of China's affluent consumers will live outside of major cities by 2020, in smaller cities with over 100 million people each. To reach consumers across China, ecommerce is one of the most effective ways due to the online shopping habits of those born after 1980, but Chinese consumers also do significant online research due to lack of trust before purchasing.
Why is China so attractive for retailers? Its affluent and middle classes are driving growth in the online retail market, which currently sits at over $200b. But how do businesses access this market?
Vietnam has experienced major economic and social changes over the past few decades that are shaping its consumer landscape. After gaining independence from France in the 1950s, Vietnam opened its economy and saw rapid GDP growth starting in the 1980s. It has since developed a growing middle class, especially among youth and urban populations. However, traditions still play a large role in many families and rural areas. The document examines trends in Vietnam's growing economy, consumer behaviors, and shifting social values across generations.
Marshall Manson and James Whatley are back again with their key digital trends for 2016. A deck of two halves, first reviewing how well they predicted the shape of the industry for 2015 and then diving into the juicy stuff - what's ahead for us in 2016.
This deck is designed to be read but follow @OgilvyUK, @MarshallManson, and @Whatleydude to see when they both might be out and about presenting it very, very soon.
Vietnam: Strategies and opportunities for the creative industries sectorCimigo
A presentation delivered to delegates of the UKTI's "Great Week" trade visit headed by Lord Puttnam, producer of films such as Chariots of Fire, The Killing Fields and Memphis Belle. Cimigo Vietnam's Managing Director, Joe Wheller gave insights on the state of the marketplace in Vietnam, the consumer and some opportunities and barriers.
Luxury brands have had to rapidly adapt to changing consumer behaviors and the rise of ecommerce due to COVID-19. Online luxury sales nearly doubled in 2020, and the online channel now influences 85% of luxury transactions globally. Younger consumers, especially Millennials and Gen Z, are increasingly demanding more sustainable and digitally connected luxury experiences. Luxury brands must provide accessibility online, on social media, and in physical stores to remain relevant in the future.
An event hosted in London, UK by Digital Jungle (www.digitaljungle.agency) to outline the key facts on the Chinese social and digital landscape. Additionally, Digital Jungle CEO & Founder, Dr. Mathew McDougall provided practical ideas and tips for brands looking to enter this market from a brand and eCommerce perspective. Mr Roy Graff, Digital Jungle's UK Managing Director provided the audience with Chinese insights related to the tourism and inbound marketing.
What you must know to benefit from China's E-Commerce BoomAdrian de Riz
The document discusses how cross-border e-commerce has become an important channel for foreign brands to enter China since the pandemic reduced Chinese consumers' ability to shop overseas. More than 29,000 brands from over 5,800 categories had joined Chinese cross-border e-commerce platforms by the end of 2020, with over 80% entering China for the first time. The document also notes that niche brands have big opportunities in China through e-commerce as Chinese consumers tend to share less recognized brands on social media and prefer labels that feel more premium.
Chinese are changing their consumer behaviour in response to COVID-19.
Know what trends you should expect to see and make sure your business is ready to adapt.
This document summarizes the key findings of a 2017 consumer confidence survey conducted in Vietnam among 3,200 respondents nationwide. Some of the main findings were that consumer confidence was upbeat about 2017 for economic growth, but consumers were more concerned than business leaders about issues like currency devaluation and increased cost of living. The survey also found that technology presented the biggest growth opportunities, with digital devices being among the top purchased items in 2016. Savings rates were in decline as conspicuous spending increased.
This document discusses convenience shopping trends in Vietnam. It finds that Vietnamese consumers want convenience due to busy lifestyles. Common consumer types are students, first jobbers, working moms, and housewives. These groups frequent convenience stores (CVS) and minimarts for quick, affordable meals and snacks. While CVS are more prominent in Ho Chi Minh City, the convenience landscape is more blurred in Hanoi. The document advocates for tailored convenience offerings based on consumer demographics and location.
RMS: "The Future of Retail: Is It Coming Apart at the Seams?"Deborah Weinswig
This document discusses several trends impacting the future of retail, including declining store traffic, the rise of experiential retail to attract customers, smart malls using data and technology, augmented and virtual reality being used in stores, and the growing importance of influencers. It also covers trends like subscription services, the sharing economy, rental fashion, and the caring economy where companies focus on social good. Retailers are trying to adapt to changing consumer spending patterns that favor experiences over things and a shift to online and mobile shopping.
Ecommerce and Digital Trends 2016.
- Ecommerce continues to grow WW
- Mobile is growing continously too...
- Omni Channel
- Social Media and Messaging Apps are the store
- Hyper Convenience, Speed and Excellence
- Big Data for relevance and Customized experience
Who is doing well
Leading media outlet RETHINK Retail interviewed top retail executives and industry thought leaders to share what’s top of mind in today’s current retail climate.
See the full article on RETHINK Retail's website: https://bit.ly/3eMRz6d
You’ll hear from:
Ken Wincko, VP of Marketing at Barnes & Noble College
Carrie Tharp, VP of Retail and Consumer at Google Cloud
Erik Saltvold, Founder of ERIK’S Bike Shop
Oscar Sachs, CEO of Salesfloor
Sucharita Kodali, VP and Principal Analyst at Forrester
Courtney Hawkins, Former VP of Stores at Old Navy
Kate Giovambattista, Founder of Beyond Main
Marie Driscoll, Managing Director of Luxury & Fashion at Coresight Research
Vinod Bidarkoppa, SVP of Technology at Sam’s Club
Insights from google for vietnam 03/2016Thai Nguyen
This document discusses insights from a report on digital marketing in Vietnam. It summarizes several sections of the report, including on the online and multiscreen world, smart shoppers, local shoppers, international shoppers, smart viewers, and digital moms. The digital moms section finds that moms extensively research purchases online using various devices and share products and reviews online, making them influential brand ambassadors. It provides recommendations for brands to engage digital moms through online videos, search engines, and easy to use websites.
Nielsen provides data and insights to help clients understand consumers and markets. In this document, Nielsen discusses recent economic and consumer trends in Asia Pacific markets including Vietnam. Vietnam has seen strong economic growth recently, driven by urbanization and a growing workforce. While traditional trade still dominates in Vietnam, modern trade channels are growing rapidly. FMCG growth has slowed slightly in Vietnam in the first half of 2018 compared to the previous year. Nielsen advises companies to focus on understanding evolving consumer needs and executing well to take advantage of opportunities in Vietnam.
Millennials in Vietnam are changing consumer behavior and marketing strategies are needed to appeal to them. They shop differently than older consumers, focusing more on brand experience through personalization, convenience, health, and eco-friendliness. They also spend more on dining out and online. FMCG companies are adapting through digital advertising, apps, gamification, online promotions, and social media to engage millennials where they spend most of their time. To succeed, companies must offer personalized, convenient products and content while precisely targeting millennials on their preferred channels.
Thriving in the Content Marketing Jungle: Lessons from Leading Practitioners ...multifamily-social-media
This document discusses content marketing and content curation. It defines content marketing as creating and sharing valuable content to attract customers. Content curation is consistently finding, organizing, annotating and sharing high-quality digital content on a specific topic for a target market. The document outlines the benefits of curation, such as thought leadership and lead generation. It provides a five-step process for successful curation: identify topics, find content sources, curate by organizing and adding value, share on websites and social media, and analyze results. Marketers are advised to curate consistently and ethically by attributing sources.
Future of Retail: Is It Coming Apart at the Seams?Deborah Weinswig
The document provides an overview of future retail trends and the challenges currently facing the retail industry. It discusses issues like declining store traffic, the rise of experiential retail, evolving loyalty programs, the power of influencers and consumers, and new models like pop-up shops. It also covers trends like augmented/virtual reality, robotics, wearables, and the growing secondary market for fashion. The document aims to help retailers navigate these changes and emerging opportunities in the industry.
This document discusses trends in China's digital landscape and consumer market in 2016. It notes that China's economy is slowing but consumption continues to grow, driven by millennials under 35 who make up the majority of domestic and international travelers. Most of China's affluent consumers will live outside of major cities by 2020, in smaller cities with over 100 million people each. To reach consumers across China, ecommerce is one of the most effective ways due to the online shopping habits of those born after 1980, but Chinese consumers also do significant online research due to lack of trust before purchasing.
Why is China so attractive for retailers? Its affluent and middle classes are driving growth in the online retail market, which currently sits at over $200b. But how do businesses access this market?
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BeaconBabe is an app that uses iBeacons to match two users shopping in the same store and offer them discounts if they purchase the same item together. It guides users to items in the store and notifies them if another user is interested in the same item. If the users meet at the item shelf within a certain time, they receive a QR code to scan at checkout for a discount on their joint purchase. The app was created by a team of 5 students and uses RSSI values to determine user proximity within the store.
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El documento presenta una comparación entre la Ley Orgánica para la Protección de Niños, Niñas y Adolescentes (LOPNNA) de 2015 y la LOPNA de 2000. Se describen las diferencias en cuanto a los delitos con sanciones privativas de libertad, la edad de imputabilidad penal y los procedimientos establecidos en cada ley. Adicionalmente, define conceptos clave como niño, niña, adolescente y bien jurídico protegido en el marco de la legislación venezolana sobre responsabilidad penal de adolescentes.
El documento resume un taller sobre el espíritu emprendedor. Define el espíritu emprendedor como la capacidad de las personas para superar obstáculos y lograr sus objetivos. Explica que gracias al espíritu emprendedor, los humanos pueden enfrentar retos diarios y generar nuevas sociedades e innovaciones, así como conquistar nuevos mundos. Finalmente, enfatiza la importancia del espíritu emprendedor para que las personas se valgan por sí mismas y no tengan miedo de salir adelante.
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The document provides guidance on preparing and delivering effective presentations. It outlines 8 main steps to create a presentation, including determining clear and concise content, choosing easy-to-read fonts and colors, incorporating relevant images and graphics, using animations and transitions sparingly, including hyperlinks and videos, engaging the audience with polls or quizzes, publishing the presentation online, and practicing and rehearsing thoroughly. The key aspects are to focus on clear content, readable design, engaging media, audience involvement, and preparation.
Social Media Marketing Strategy for your Business in 2020Martin van Vliet
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Learn how to make money online social media marketing platforms for businessPurveshDesai
Learn how to make money online social media marketing platforms for business
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This document discusses the evolution of social business and the social customer. It outlines how customers have gained influence through social media and how companies have had to adapt by creating social media teams, policies, and integrating social throughout their organizations. It provides guidance on listening to customers, creating a content strategy, measuring success, and establishing processes to build a true social business.
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This document provides information about business networking and growing a business. It discusses the importance of networking for generating new business leads. The agenda includes introductions, networking opportunities, assessing the effectiveness of one's network, social media, and resources. Tips are provided for effective networking, including building relationships, listening, asking questions, and following up. Various in-person and online networking opportunities are listed. The document also discusses using social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube and email for networking and marketing.
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This presentation is one of the 9 part series "digital marketing in a nutshell" covering the essential business owners needs to understand about social media marketing.
1) Social media marketing can help businesses use social networks like Facebook and Twitter to increase sales, generate leads, and build customer loyalty.
2) Google and other search engines now use social media activity like shares, links, and tweets as signals to influence search rankings and enhance news universally.
3) Many customers now use social networks to find special offers, share opinions on products and brands, and make purchases from brands they follow.
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Social Media in China
1. TOP 5 TIPS &
TOP 5 PLATFORMS
SOCIAL MEDIA IN CHINA
TOP 5 TIPS &
TOP 5 PLATFORMS
2. The 2014 China-Australia Free Trade Agreement
is opening the door for more Australian businesses
to tap into the Chinese market.
3. China has a middle class of more than 630 MILLION -
making it the largest consumer market in the world.
It’s a lucrative market to tap into.
4. Almost half of the country's 1.39 BILLION people are
using social media.
How do you reach
this massive market?
5. Getting exposure on social media in China isn’t easy.
There’s huge competition - both from other brands
and the steady stream of breaking news.
How do you
cut through?
6. TIPS
TOP 5 TIPS FOR SOCIAL MEDIA
MARKETING IN CHINA
TOP 5 TIPS FOR SOCIAL MEDIA
MARKETING IN CHINA
7. Do your research
to find your
target markets.
In China, there’s no Facebook, Twitter, YouTube,
Google+ or Instagram. Instead, social media is
fragmented, localised... and very, very large.
TIP # 1TIP # 1
Social media in China is one-of-a-kind
8. To open a corporate account on Chinese social media
platforms, you need to register your business
with the Chinese government.
TIP # 2TIP # 2
You need to follow the rules
9. Drawing upon the this tradition Chinese consumers
are more likely to buy products that have been
endorsed by friends.
Guanxi is about
forming & honouring
trusted relationships
TIP # 3TIP # 3
Guanxi is social media’s secret weapon
10. TIP # 4TIP # 4
Identify the influencers
Key opinion leaders (KOLs) play a large role in swaying
public opinion. So do micro influencers.
Seek out KOLs to
promote your brand
11. Know when to engage the experts
TIP # 5
Australian companies like AUSRecent help local brands
implement a social media strategy in China.
Gaining exposure is
hard work and requires
ongoing commitment
TIP # 5
12. TOP PLATFORMS
TOP 5 SOCIAL MEDIA
PLATFORMS IN CHINA
TOP 5 SOCIAL MEDIA
PLATFORMS IN CHINA
13. #1 Weibo
Weibo is the favourite space for most brands. Here, you
can promote events and online stores through video,
live broadcast and celebrity interviews.
247 MILLION
monthly average users
Similar to Twitter
& Facebook
Users are in higher income
brackets, and 82% have
shopped online
#1 Weibo
14. #2 WeChat
On WeChat, brands can set up a service account to engage
with customers through paid ads and targeted marketing.
600 MILLION
monthly average users
Similar to WhatsApp
& Skype
Users see updates
from friends and brands
#2 WeChat
15. #3 Youku
On Youku, brands can reach a vast audience with video-based
advertising, an official brand channel or banner ads.
500 MILLION
monthly average users
Users watch videos
Similar to YouTube
#3 Youku
16. Similar to YouTube
#4 Tencent Video
This video channel is linked with WeChat. So, if a brand
wants to promote a video through WeChat, it must
be uploaded here first.
318 MILLION
monthly average users
Users watch videos
#4 Tencent Video
17. #5 Qzone
On Qzone, brands can promote products on fan pages,
buy ad links, write original content and create photo albums.
654 MILLION
monthly average users
Similar to Facebook,
Tumblr & Twitter.
Users share blogs, photos,
music and videos
#5 Qzone
18. what about QQ?
829 MILLION
monthly average users
Users are mostly
rural kids without
spending power
QQ is the ‘granddaddy’ of Chinese social media, so why
isn’t QQ on our list? It’s users are mostly rural kids without
much spending power - making it less valuable to marketers
What about QQ?
19. StarTrack has a range of products and services
designed to help retailers expand their business into
China. To find out more, send us an enquiry or call 13 23 45
EXPANDING
INTO CHINA?
EXPANDING
INTO CHINA?