WeChat is the most popular social media platform in China and the app that people use the most to socialize online. As of June 2021, the number of monthly active users of WeChat has exceeded 1.1 billion, covering almost all Internet users in China. WeChat occupies an unshakable position in the Chinese social media market. WeChat daily active users and average daily time spent In…
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Global Trends in Social Marketing
Users are eager to return to real social interaction. When formulating marketing strategies, public relations marketers in the corporate market might as well let go of “traffic anxiety” and pay attention to the aspirations of the younger generation of users. Tiktok, the rival of Facebook and Instagram, is deeply involved in the vortex of accusations by the United States. Bilibili’s channel owners initiated a widespread…
The Difference between Corporate WeChat and Personal WeChat
Both of these are products of Tencent, but there are still big differences in actual use. What is the difference between WeChat and WeChat? 1. Product positioning is different The positioning of personal WeChat is social, mainly used for personal daily interpersonal communication. Enterprise WeChat is positioned as a commercial service. By providing enterprises with more auxiliary office functions and customer management and operation functions,…
Young Chinese Generation Z Users in The Vertical Social Communities
More information acquisition, social communication, and consumer decision-making of Generation Z happen online. Generation Z pays attention to brand and interactivity, individualization of marketing, and user experience, which put forward new requirements for new advertising and marketing models. Internet platforms with more young users and richer product content are expected to benefit from the transformation of the new marketing model. By analyzing the user structure,…
Digital Transformation of IKEA in China
In the digital transformation, IKEA is slow to act. IKEA China only opened its flagship store on Tmall in 2020, which is also the epitome of IKEA’s brand transformation. In November 2020, IKEA announced that it will lay off 7,500 employees worldwide in the next two years. This is the largest job adjustment in the history of IKEA since the layoff of 5,000 employees in…