by Editorial Team | Oct 1, 2014 | China Ecommerce, China mobile marketing, Featured, Infographic, Mobile Marketing in China, Social Media Marketing in China
Mobile has already become the primary route to the internet for a typical Chinese user. Everything, from searches to shopping, is increasingly taking place via mobile phones, primarily from smartphones but also with the web enabled feature handsets. Popular mobile...
by Editorial Team | Sep 10, 2014 | Business in China, China Ecommerce, China mobile marketing, Infographic
In the last couple of years, mobile access to internet in China has become the primary way to get online for majority of Chinese. Not surprisingly, this trend had a profound effect on the ways Chinese shop online too. In 2013, mobile shopping registered 165.4% YoY...
by Editorial Team | Aug 13, 2014 | Branding in China, Business in China, China Business News, China mobile marketing, Social Media Marketing in China
It has been widely reported last week that XiaoMi, a relatively unknown outside of China mobile handsets maker, has claimed the top spot in Chinese smartphone market, unseating Samsung as the market leader. This makes XiaoMi, a private company that was founded just 4...
by Editorial Team | May 21, 2014 | Business in China, China Ecommerce, China mobile marketing, Mobile Marketing in China, Online Technology Integration in China, Social Media Marketing in China
The most popular Chinese social media service, WeChat, has become much more that just a chat app. For the last 1.5 years, Tencent, the internet giant behind WeChat, has been building the entire ecosystem of interrelated services and functionalities that can...
by Editorial Team | May 14, 2014 | Business in China, China Ecommerce, China mobile marketing, Featured, Infographic, Market Research in China, Mobile Marketing in China, Online Technology Integration in China
This infographic compiled by Guohead.com shows the behaviour patterns of Android vs. iOS users in China. While the data from 2012 may be slightly outdated, the general usage patterns seem to be still holding up today. With the market share of Android being twice...
