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Page 1: E-commerce in China

Sven Tomschin

@vor_sprung

svenmeetsworld.blogspot.com

 

 

E-Commerce in China

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Development

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Rise of e-commerce in China:420 million internet users in China97 million users in Social Networks

http://slidesha.re/9RuyCG

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140 million Chinese netizens will shop online by the end of 2010

http://rww.to/diOGPv, http://bit.ly/dbE3zN

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http://bit.ly/bpaods

Chinese internet users spend 2.7 hours a day online

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46% of Chinese netizens access the internet by mobile phone35,5% access the web through internet cafes

http://bit.ly/dbE3zN

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Web 2.0 Landscape

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Three companies tower over others in China 2.0

http://bit.ly/cS0fKY

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Western networks almost don‘t exist – but similar channels.

Quelle: http://bit.ly/bRQ53N

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http://bit.ly/bpaods

China’s digital consumers favor instant messaging (and even online gaming) over E-Mail

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Online commitment

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http://bit.ly/bsMuSI

Chinese users are very engaged in their online lives.86% of Chinese youth live „some of their lives“ online

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Chinese people more and more rate online sources as credible

http://slidesha.re/9RuyCG

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Chinese are more willing to be critical and active in the internet.

Quelle: http://bit.ly/awiNPp

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Target groups

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http://bit.ly/bpaods

Most active: users comprise of the teenager to young-adult segment72,4% have a monthly household income of less than 290 USD

Mostly urban (71,1%) – BUT: 95mio rural netizens

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http://bit.ly/bpaods

University Students and Young Professionals are the most active in both online research and e-commerce

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http://slidesha.re/9RuyCG

Again, online shoppers are younger, better educated and more affluent

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Consumers across age groups display similar usage patterns

http://slidesha.re/9RuyCG

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Implications

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• Try to find relevant (chinese) persons to represent your message.

• Convey a message that is easy to share.

• Be active in forums and blogs. Or what about creating mini games?

• Focus on urbans, but keep attention on growing numer of rural

netizens.

• Spread your message in chinese.

• Follow newest (technical) trends .

Quelle: http://bit.ly/cIje4B

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Sven Tomschin

@vor_sprung

svenmeetsworld.blogspot.com

 

 

E-Commerce in China