This report by Data Driven Marketing Asia (DDMA) is based on four key data and market intelligence sources.
These are:
1. Interviews with 9,057 consumers that were conducted in January and February 2012 across the key urban markets of Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou, Chengdu and Wuhan.
2. Twenty two qualitative focus groups with online shoppers in Shanghai
3. An interview with the co-founder and chairman of the fastest growing B2C website in China,
Yihaodian. Yihaodian was selected as the fastest growing company in the Asia Pacific region in the 2011 Deloitte Technology Fast 500 Asia Pacific Report.
4. A wide variety of trade and industry sources within China
The cosmetics and personal care market in China by Daxue consultingDaxue Consulting
The cosmetics and personal care market are growing very fast in China. How are the sales of international brands/imported products in China? Who are the main consumers of cosmetics and personal care products in China? Daxue consulting is providing a comprehensive presentation targeted towards foreign brands interested in entering China's market.
A Project report on car branding / car advertising.
A summer internship project report on "An Indepth study on Perception towards the Car Branding in Ahmedabad City"
The Chinese fashion accessories market is facing growth opportunities. China has been the second largest jewelry market in the world in 2017 (around 671 billion RMB market size). As estimated, the sales revenue of fashion bags and accessories in China will be doubled from 2016 to 2019. Not only the market size is worth our attention, the consumptive concepts and habits of Chinese fashion accessories consumers are going through remarkable changes. This presentation highlights the dynamic changes happening in China's fashion accessories market and gives insight into what can make a fashion accessories brand successful in China.
Private Label Clothing Brands in China | Daxue Consulting Daxue Consulting
China’s apparel market remains one of the fastest growing markets in the world, and the rise of e-commerce as well as fast fashion have further encouraged its growth.
As the quality in China’s apparel industry varies greatly, private label brands may be the solution addressing a growing consumer segment in the market.
XiuLang Tech is a leading content marketing firm in China that provides data-driven content engagement solutions. Their platform enables companies to plan, create, and distribute content experiences across digital channels to drive business results. They offer tools to manage content through its entire lifecycle, including creation, distribution, interaction and analytics. XiuLang has helped clients in various industries improve their social media operations and achieve marketing goals through strategic content initiatives.
JD 618 shopping festival report by daxue consulting-JD.comDaxue Consulting
In this JD 2021 618 shopping festival report, you can find the latest consumer insights from JD.COM's very own 618 data!
This report includes China's new rising consumer groups and sinking market, the most developed C2M model and omni-channel in China.
China's spirits market is rapidly developing. What kinds of spirits are popular in China? What are Chinese consumers' opinions about spirits? Who are the leading brands in this market? Daxue consulting is offering a presentation highlights the key findings in China's spirits market.
The document discusses the rapidly growing consumer market in Bangladesh. It finds that 7% of Bangladesh's population is currently middle income, and this segment is expected to reach 17% by 2025. It also notes that Bangladeshi consumers are optimistic about future income growth but wary of taking on debt. The document recommends that companies looking to engage this emerging consumer segment focus on quality, establish their brands well, educate consumers, and develop mobile-centric digital platforms.
The cosmetics and personal care market in China by Daxue consultingDaxue Consulting
The cosmetics and personal care market are growing very fast in China. How are the sales of international brands/imported products in China? Who are the main consumers of cosmetics and personal care products in China? Daxue consulting is providing a comprehensive presentation targeted towards foreign brands interested in entering China's market.
A Project report on car branding / car advertising.
A summer internship project report on "An Indepth study on Perception towards the Car Branding in Ahmedabad City"
The Chinese fashion accessories market is facing growth opportunities. China has been the second largest jewelry market in the world in 2017 (around 671 billion RMB market size). As estimated, the sales revenue of fashion bags and accessories in China will be doubled from 2016 to 2019. Not only the market size is worth our attention, the consumptive concepts and habits of Chinese fashion accessories consumers are going through remarkable changes. This presentation highlights the dynamic changes happening in China's fashion accessories market and gives insight into what can make a fashion accessories brand successful in China.
Private Label Clothing Brands in China | Daxue Consulting Daxue Consulting
China’s apparel market remains one of the fastest growing markets in the world, and the rise of e-commerce as well as fast fashion have further encouraged its growth.
As the quality in China’s apparel industry varies greatly, private label brands may be the solution addressing a growing consumer segment in the market.
XiuLang Tech is a leading content marketing firm in China that provides data-driven content engagement solutions. Their platform enables companies to plan, create, and distribute content experiences across digital channels to drive business results. They offer tools to manage content through its entire lifecycle, including creation, distribution, interaction and analytics. XiuLang has helped clients in various industries improve their social media operations and achieve marketing goals through strategic content initiatives.
JD 618 shopping festival report by daxue consulting-JD.comDaxue Consulting
In this JD 2021 618 shopping festival report, you can find the latest consumer insights from JD.COM's very own 618 data!
This report includes China's new rising consumer groups and sinking market, the most developed C2M model and omni-channel in China.
China's spirits market is rapidly developing. What kinds of spirits are popular in China? What are Chinese consumers' opinions about spirits? Who are the leading brands in this market? Daxue consulting is offering a presentation highlights the key findings in China's spirits market.
The document discusses the rapidly growing consumer market in Bangladesh. It finds that 7% of Bangladesh's population is currently middle income, and this segment is expected to reach 17% by 2025. It also notes that Bangladeshi consumers are optimistic about future income growth but wary of taking on debt. The document recommends that companies looking to engage this emerging consumer segment focus on quality, establish their brands well, educate consumers, and develop mobile-centric digital platforms.
The adult toys market in China is growing very fast: there are more than 700 new enterprises in this industry. China’s adult toys manufacturing companies are willing to sell products overseas since developed countries have a big demand. However, Chinese consumers are more opened to buying sex toys and lingerie than before. Young and urban men are driving the sales. But how is the segmentation done in this market? What are the leading brands and what kind of marketing strategies do they leverage?
A comprehensive report on the adult toys market in China is offered by daxue consulting.
1. Omni-channel marketing is necessary for brands in China due to the collision of e-commerce and brand building in the large Chinese market where consumers make frequent online purchases but are also developing brand loyalty.
2. The consumer segment targeted by omni-channel marketing includes Chinese millennials who favor experiences that allow self-expression and trust recommendations from friends over brands. They are also strong influencers of friends and family and take actions offline based on what they read online.
3. Designing brand experiences for omni-channel marketing should leverage big data insights about millennial social and spending habits to drive social e-commerce and make social content a key factor in brand preference and buying decisions.
The condiment and sauce market in China by Daxue consultingDaxue Consulting
Condiment and sauce are integral to every Chinese citizen. What are Chinese consumers' opinions about condiment and sauces? Who are the leading players in this market? A comprehensive report on the condiment & sauce market in China, targeted towards foreign brands interested in entering China's market by Daxue Consulting.
COVID-19 has a great impact on the Chinese economy and consumer behavior, but how about the beauty sector? We did deep dive into the changes in China's beauty market before and after COVID-19 to see how it has been affected by the epidemic. what are the new trends in this market? What are the best practices during the epidemic?
A comprehensive report on the changes in the beauty market in China is offered by daxue consulting - a strategic market research firm.
A Study on Customer Satisfaction towards Online Shopping in Filpkart in Coimb...ijtsrd
Flipkart are one of the leading online shopping websites in India. In this paper an attempt has been made to find customers satisfaction towards and flipkart. A sample of 50respondent's were conveniently selected from Coimbatore District. The findings were analyzed using simple percentage analysis, ranking test. Findings reveal that female customers whose annual income is high are highly satisfied towards and flipkart. The research also concludes that even though is giving branded and quality product but customer are very much attracted towards the best services of flipkart. R. Maheswari | N. Sandhiya "A Study on Customer Satisfaction towards Online Shopping in Filpkart in Coimbatorecity" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-3 | Issue-6 , October 2019, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd29267.pdf Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/management/consumer-behaviour/29267/a-study-on-customer-satisfaction-towards-online-shopping-in-filpkart-in-coimbatorecity/r-maheswari
The Role of E Commerce in Improving Customer Satisfactionijtsrd
The cut throat competition in E commerce has forced the companies to focus on providing customer satisfaction and gain customer loyalty. Thus, putting up long term customer relationships through customer satisfaction is one of the pivotal foundation key factors for successful marketing, including online marketing. This research work makes an attempt to examine the role of e commerce in building customer satisfaction and its importance to maintain loyalty in consumers. However, the study indicates that there is a progressive trend in increasing awareness and its utilities. By the study we can understand that global access, 24 hours availability, convenience, increase product information are some of the ways to enhance customer satisfaction as well as the drawback experienced by the respondents is the fear of payment sin security in e commerce. The paper was with objectives of knowing the awareness, loyalty and the attitude towards online marketing. H. Bhaskar Shetty | Ms. Sowmya L ""The Role of E-Commerce in Improving Customer Satisfaction"" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-3 | Issue-4 , June 2019, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd23904.pdf
Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/management/accounting-and-finance/23904/the-role-of-e-commerce-in-improving-customer-satisfaction/h-bhaskar-shetty
Digital overview report of China by daxue consultingDaxue Consulting
With the multiplication of devices and touchpoints, Chinese customers now benefit from unprecedented autonomy. They have the freedom to buy anywhere and at any time according to their desires: search engines, websites, sellers, newsletters, mailings and e-mailings, media advertising, catalogs, social media, mobile and tablet applications, etc. In China, touchpoints are especially diverse and above all interconnected. It means that customer journeys will be more fragmented than in the West, while the user navigation will be smoother because traffic generation (promotion) and conversion platforms (sales) are often part of one single interconnected ecosystem.
Has online shopping contributed towards the recent decline in uk retail saleskrunal0000
This proposal examines whether online shopping has contributed to the recent decline in UK retail sales. The research aims to understand consumer perceptions and behaviors regarding online versus retail shopping. Specifically, it seeks to determine why consumers prefer online shopping and how their buying behaviors have changed in the UK. The proposal outlines the research questions, objectives, literature review, and methodology, which will include collecting both primary and secondary data through surveys to analyze consumer segmentation, online spending habits, and willingness to purchase online.
- An overwhelming majority (80%) of luxury marketers surveyed said their 2012 digital marketing spend was higher than 2011, and an even larger majority (85%) plan to increase their digital marketing spend in 2013.
- While digital is a priority, 70% of respondents said between 0-40% of their overall media spend is reserved for digital.
- Facebook is the dominant social media platform, with 76% choosing it over others if they could only manage one account. Pinterest has emerged as the second most engaged platform over Twitter.
- 77% spent more on social media marketing in 2012 than 2011, and 72% plan to increase social media spend in 2013. People and agencies represent the top area of social media
STUDY ON ONLINE SHOPPING BEHAVIOUR IN THE DIGITAL ERA, NEW TRENDS AND CUSTOME...areeba naseem
The document is a study report submitted by Areeba Naseem on online shopping behavior in India. It explores the growing trend of online shopping in India and highlights key findings from a survey. The survey found that over half of respondents prefer online shopping, with apparel and electronics being the most popular purchase categories. Cash on delivery was the preferred payment method. Respondents indicated a willingness to wait over 5 days for delivery and additional days to qualify for free shipping. Trust in online shopping has remained steady or increased for most. When items are out of stock online, most will check other websites rather than going to physical stores.
The Effectiveness of the Online Shopping for the CustomerIRJET Journal
This document discusses an online t-shirt business called Premium Design T-shirt that allows customers to design their own t-shirts online. It aims to serve adults, teenagers, and poor people. The business uses an online platform to expand its retail operations and satisfy customers. It focuses on designing t-shirts based on customer designs. The business aims to make customers satisfied with their choices and designs. It discusses the business model, value propositions for different customer segments, environmental factors, and proposes online shopping as a solution to issues with traditional shopping. Future directions discussed include improving mobile apps, delivery services, and focusing on the consumer experience.
Duty free consumption in China by daxue consultingDaxue Consulting
When asked about favorite shopping destinations during travel, more than 60% of Chinese outbound tourists prefer duty-free shops. Thus, retailers around the world focus on Chinese customers because of their strong purchasing power. This is exactly what Korea does: Chinese buyers account for 73.4% of the total sales of duty-free stores there.
So what are the most popular duty-free goods for Chinese tourists? Who are the buyers? How does the Coronavirus impact the sales? A comprehensive report about China’s duty free sales offered by daxue consulting in 2020.
With the year coming to an end, we at Schbang have been able to curate a report on the year 2020 that has impacted the young Indian Consumer & the changing trends for 2021. With over 3000 Indians being a part of the report, it's an overview of what Marketers should look out for in 2021.
This document appears to be a student project report on consumer behavior in online shopping. It includes an introduction outlining the growth of online shopping in India and factors influencing consumer behavior. It also includes a literature review summarizing several other studies on online consumer behavior. The report will analyze survey data on factors influencing Indian online shoppers and identify key segments. It was submitted by a group of students at Lovely Professional University to fulfill the requirements for a Bachelor of Business Administration degree.
Private traffic report in China by daxue consultingDaxue Consulting
Private traffic, known as 私域流量 in Chinese, is a trending term among China marketers in 2019 and 2020. Private traffic is a marketing method where communication with customers is funneled into private pools on platforms that allow brands to have full control without the costs of third-party platforms. This way, brands can systematically reach users at little cost. The opposite of private traffic in China would be communication with consumers through e-commerce platforms like Tmall, Taobao, and JD, where the platforms own traffic data and have more control over how the brand is perceived. A comprehensive report about private traffic offered by daxue consulting, a China-based market research firm.
The document discusses key findings about China's seafood market. It finds that demand for imported seafood is growing rapidly in China. Both online and offline channels are important for seafood sales. Safety, freshness and taste are main concerns of Chinese consumers. The seafood market remains booming in China as rising incomes increase consumption. Popular imported seafood products online include frozen shrimp, salmon, crab and oyster, mainly from Russia, the USA, Norway and other countries.
50 measures China uses to suppress the spread of covid-19 by daxue consultingDaxue Consulting
COVID-19 had a huge impact on Chinese people’s daily lives. In order to contain the spread of COVID-19, there is an urgent need for effective infection prevention and control measures. What are the main actions taken by the Chinese government and people to contain COVID-19?
A comprehensive report on the measures used by China to suppress the spread of the coronavirus is offered by daxue consulting - a strategic market research firm.
The beverage market in China is one of the fastest growing markets in the Chinese food industry.
As living standards have improved in China, beverage consumption has changed. Consumers are searching for a greater diversity of products, and further, have become more and more discerning.
樂You probably know about the N°1 e-commerce festival in China: 11.11, but do you know about the second largest?
It's 618 (June 18th), here are a few insights, and if you interested in a full report about this year festival, let me know in the comments ⬇
618 campaign in China was initially launched by Jingdong for its anniversary in 2010. Every June is the anniversary month of JD; and, the promotion and discount reach a peak on 18 June.
This year, besides traditional e-commerce players represented by Tmall and JD, Douyin and Kuaishou, the top2 short video platforms, also joined the game.
螺 Over 578 billion yuan of total GMV on Tmall, JD, and PDD, with 250,000 brands participating (x 2.5 more than last year)
️On Douyin, the post-00s accounted for the largest number of new users during the 618 promotion period, with a year-on-year increase of 392.1%. Young consumers’ emergence prompts brands and platforms to adjust their marketing strategies like using virtual influencers
Consumers' demand for improving the quality of life is increasing, and they are more and more accustomed to getting premium, imported, personalized, and diversified products/services on e-commerce platforms.
#china #chinamarketing #chinatrends #chinabusiness #chinaecommerce #ecommercemarketing #digitalcampaigns #digitalmarketing #jd #tmall #618 #douyin #kuaishou #ecommerce
The internet is being developed rapidly since last two decades, and with relevant digital economy that is driven by information technology also being developed worldwide. After a long term development of internet, which rapidly increased web users and highly speed internet connection, and some new technology also have been developed and used for web developing, those lead to firms can promote and enhance images of product and services through web site. Therefore, detailed product information and improved service attracts more and more people changed their consumer behaviour from the traditional mode to more rely on the internet shopping. On the other hand, more companies have realized that the consumer behaviour transformation is unavoidable trend, and thus change their marketing strategy. As the recent researches have indicated that, the internet shopping particularly in business to consumer (B2C) has risen and online shopping become more popular to many people. According to the report, The Emerging Digital Economy II, published by the US Department of Commerce, in some companies, the weight of e-commerce in total sales is quite high. For instance, the Dell computer company have reached 18 million dollars sales through the internet during the first quarter of 1999. As a result, about 30% of its 5.5 billion dollars total sales were achieved through the internet (Moon, 2004). Therefore, to understand internet shopping and its impact on consumer behaviour could help companies making use of it as a form of doing e-business.
There are many reasons for such a rapid developing of internet shopping, which mainly due to the benefits that internet provides. First of all, the internet offers different kind of convenience to consumers. Obviously, consumers do not need go out looking for product information as the internet can help them to search from online sites, and it also helps evaluate between each sites to get the cheapest price for purchase. Furthermore, the internet can enhance consumer use product more efficiently and effectively than other channels to satisfy their needs. Through the different search engines, consumers save time to access to the consumption related information, and which information with mixture of images, sound, and very detailed text description to help consumer learning and choosing the most suitable product (Moon, 2004). However, internet shopping has potential risks for the customers, such as payment safety, and after service. Due to the internet technology developed, internet payment recently becomes prevalent way for purchasing goods from the internet. Internet payment increase consumptive efficiency, at the same time, as its virtual property reduced internet security. After service is another way to stop customer shopping online. It is not like traditional retail, customer has risk that some after service should face to face serve, and especially in some complicated goods.
The document discusses online retail versus brick-and-mortar retail. It begins with an abstract that outlines the evolution of trade from bartering to modern marketplaces. The introduction then provides context on the growth of e-commerce and how it is changing retail. The methodology section describes the qualitative and quantitative research methods used, including focus groups, interviews, and a survey. Key findings from the analysis include that consumers' trust in and willingness to purchase online depends heavily on factors like product category, brand reputation, and payment methods. Overall online retail is growing but still lacks the legitimacy and physical presence that traditional retail provides for many consumers.
The document is a project report submitted by Akhil Gupta to Savitribai Phule Pune University in partial fulfillment of a two-year full time MBA program. The report is on customer satisfaction and promotional activities for driving more customers to Reliance Trends. It examines customer satisfaction levels and ways for Reliance Trends to better meet customer expectations. Akhil Gupta conducted the study over three months as an intern at Reliance Trends in Bangalore under the guidance of his director Dr. Nilesh Bhutada.
The adult toys market in China is growing very fast: there are more than 700 new enterprises in this industry. China’s adult toys manufacturing companies are willing to sell products overseas since developed countries have a big demand. However, Chinese consumers are more opened to buying sex toys and lingerie than before. Young and urban men are driving the sales. But how is the segmentation done in this market? What are the leading brands and what kind of marketing strategies do they leverage?
A comprehensive report on the adult toys market in China is offered by daxue consulting.
1. Omni-channel marketing is necessary for brands in China due to the collision of e-commerce and brand building in the large Chinese market where consumers make frequent online purchases but are also developing brand loyalty.
2. The consumer segment targeted by omni-channel marketing includes Chinese millennials who favor experiences that allow self-expression and trust recommendations from friends over brands. They are also strong influencers of friends and family and take actions offline based on what they read online.
3. Designing brand experiences for omni-channel marketing should leverage big data insights about millennial social and spending habits to drive social e-commerce and make social content a key factor in brand preference and buying decisions.
The condiment and sauce market in China by Daxue consultingDaxue Consulting
Condiment and sauce are integral to every Chinese citizen. What are Chinese consumers' opinions about condiment and sauces? Who are the leading players in this market? A comprehensive report on the condiment & sauce market in China, targeted towards foreign brands interested in entering China's market by Daxue Consulting.
COVID-19 has a great impact on the Chinese economy and consumer behavior, but how about the beauty sector? We did deep dive into the changes in China's beauty market before and after COVID-19 to see how it has been affected by the epidemic. what are the new trends in this market? What are the best practices during the epidemic?
A comprehensive report on the changes in the beauty market in China is offered by daxue consulting - a strategic market research firm.
A Study on Customer Satisfaction towards Online Shopping in Filpkart in Coimb...ijtsrd
Flipkart are one of the leading online shopping websites in India. In this paper an attempt has been made to find customers satisfaction towards and flipkart. A sample of 50respondent's were conveniently selected from Coimbatore District. The findings were analyzed using simple percentage analysis, ranking test. Findings reveal that female customers whose annual income is high are highly satisfied towards and flipkart. The research also concludes that even though is giving branded and quality product but customer are very much attracted towards the best services of flipkart. R. Maheswari | N. Sandhiya "A Study on Customer Satisfaction towards Online Shopping in Filpkart in Coimbatorecity" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-3 | Issue-6 , October 2019, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd29267.pdf Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/management/consumer-behaviour/29267/a-study-on-customer-satisfaction-towards-online-shopping-in-filpkart-in-coimbatorecity/r-maheswari
The Role of E Commerce in Improving Customer Satisfactionijtsrd
The cut throat competition in E commerce has forced the companies to focus on providing customer satisfaction and gain customer loyalty. Thus, putting up long term customer relationships through customer satisfaction is one of the pivotal foundation key factors for successful marketing, including online marketing. This research work makes an attempt to examine the role of e commerce in building customer satisfaction and its importance to maintain loyalty in consumers. However, the study indicates that there is a progressive trend in increasing awareness and its utilities. By the study we can understand that global access, 24 hours availability, convenience, increase product information are some of the ways to enhance customer satisfaction as well as the drawback experienced by the respondents is the fear of payment sin security in e commerce. The paper was with objectives of knowing the awareness, loyalty and the attitude towards online marketing. H. Bhaskar Shetty | Ms. Sowmya L ""The Role of E-Commerce in Improving Customer Satisfaction"" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-3 | Issue-4 , June 2019, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd23904.pdf
Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/management/accounting-and-finance/23904/the-role-of-e-commerce-in-improving-customer-satisfaction/h-bhaskar-shetty
Digital overview report of China by daxue consultingDaxue Consulting
With the multiplication of devices and touchpoints, Chinese customers now benefit from unprecedented autonomy. They have the freedom to buy anywhere and at any time according to their desires: search engines, websites, sellers, newsletters, mailings and e-mailings, media advertising, catalogs, social media, mobile and tablet applications, etc. In China, touchpoints are especially diverse and above all interconnected. It means that customer journeys will be more fragmented than in the West, while the user navigation will be smoother because traffic generation (promotion) and conversion platforms (sales) are often part of one single interconnected ecosystem.
Has online shopping contributed towards the recent decline in uk retail saleskrunal0000
This proposal examines whether online shopping has contributed to the recent decline in UK retail sales. The research aims to understand consumer perceptions and behaviors regarding online versus retail shopping. Specifically, it seeks to determine why consumers prefer online shopping and how their buying behaviors have changed in the UK. The proposal outlines the research questions, objectives, literature review, and methodology, which will include collecting both primary and secondary data through surveys to analyze consumer segmentation, online spending habits, and willingness to purchase online.
- An overwhelming majority (80%) of luxury marketers surveyed said their 2012 digital marketing spend was higher than 2011, and an even larger majority (85%) plan to increase their digital marketing spend in 2013.
- While digital is a priority, 70% of respondents said between 0-40% of their overall media spend is reserved for digital.
- Facebook is the dominant social media platform, with 76% choosing it over others if they could only manage one account. Pinterest has emerged as the second most engaged platform over Twitter.
- 77% spent more on social media marketing in 2012 than 2011, and 72% plan to increase social media spend in 2013. People and agencies represent the top area of social media
STUDY ON ONLINE SHOPPING BEHAVIOUR IN THE DIGITAL ERA, NEW TRENDS AND CUSTOME...areeba naseem
The document is a study report submitted by Areeba Naseem on online shopping behavior in India. It explores the growing trend of online shopping in India and highlights key findings from a survey. The survey found that over half of respondents prefer online shopping, with apparel and electronics being the most popular purchase categories. Cash on delivery was the preferred payment method. Respondents indicated a willingness to wait over 5 days for delivery and additional days to qualify for free shipping. Trust in online shopping has remained steady or increased for most. When items are out of stock online, most will check other websites rather than going to physical stores.
The Effectiveness of the Online Shopping for the CustomerIRJET Journal
This document discusses an online t-shirt business called Premium Design T-shirt that allows customers to design their own t-shirts online. It aims to serve adults, teenagers, and poor people. The business uses an online platform to expand its retail operations and satisfy customers. It focuses on designing t-shirts based on customer designs. The business aims to make customers satisfied with their choices and designs. It discusses the business model, value propositions for different customer segments, environmental factors, and proposes online shopping as a solution to issues with traditional shopping. Future directions discussed include improving mobile apps, delivery services, and focusing on the consumer experience.
Duty free consumption in China by daxue consultingDaxue Consulting
When asked about favorite shopping destinations during travel, more than 60% of Chinese outbound tourists prefer duty-free shops. Thus, retailers around the world focus on Chinese customers because of their strong purchasing power. This is exactly what Korea does: Chinese buyers account for 73.4% of the total sales of duty-free stores there.
So what are the most popular duty-free goods for Chinese tourists? Who are the buyers? How does the Coronavirus impact the sales? A comprehensive report about China’s duty free sales offered by daxue consulting in 2020.
With the year coming to an end, we at Schbang have been able to curate a report on the year 2020 that has impacted the young Indian Consumer & the changing trends for 2021. With over 3000 Indians being a part of the report, it's an overview of what Marketers should look out for in 2021.
This document appears to be a student project report on consumer behavior in online shopping. It includes an introduction outlining the growth of online shopping in India and factors influencing consumer behavior. It also includes a literature review summarizing several other studies on online consumer behavior. The report will analyze survey data on factors influencing Indian online shoppers and identify key segments. It was submitted by a group of students at Lovely Professional University to fulfill the requirements for a Bachelor of Business Administration degree.
Private traffic report in China by daxue consultingDaxue Consulting
Private traffic, known as 私域流量 in Chinese, is a trending term among China marketers in 2019 and 2020. Private traffic is a marketing method where communication with customers is funneled into private pools on platforms that allow brands to have full control without the costs of third-party platforms. This way, brands can systematically reach users at little cost. The opposite of private traffic in China would be communication with consumers through e-commerce platforms like Tmall, Taobao, and JD, where the platforms own traffic data and have more control over how the brand is perceived. A comprehensive report about private traffic offered by daxue consulting, a China-based market research firm.
The document discusses key findings about China's seafood market. It finds that demand for imported seafood is growing rapidly in China. Both online and offline channels are important for seafood sales. Safety, freshness and taste are main concerns of Chinese consumers. The seafood market remains booming in China as rising incomes increase consumption. Popular imported seafood products online include frozen shrimp, salmon, crab and oyster, mainly from Russia, the USA, Norway and other countries.
50 measures China uses to suppress the spread of covid-19 by daxue consultingDaxue Consulting
COVID-19 had a huge impact on Chinese people’s daily lives. In order to contain the spread of COVID-19, there is an urgent need for effective infection prevention and control measures. What are the main actions taken by the Chinese government and people to contain COVID-19?
A comprehensive report on the measures used by China to suppress the spread of the coronavirus is offered by daxue consulting - a strategic market research firm.
The beverage market in China is one of the fastest growing markets in the Chinese food industry.
As living standards have improved in China, beverage consumption has changed. Consumers are searching for a greater diversity of products, and further, have become more and more discerning.
樂You probably know about the N°1 e-commerce festival in China: 11.11, but do you know about the second largest?
It's 618 (June 18th), here are a few insights, and if you interested in a full report about this year festival, let me know in the comments ⬇
618 campaign in China was initially launched by Jingdong for its anniversary in 2010. Every June is the anniversary month of JD; and, the promotion and discount reach a peak on 18 June.
This year, besides traditional e-commerce players represented by Tmall and JD, Douyin and Kuaishou, the top2 short video platforms, also joined the game.
螺 Over 578 billion yuan of total GMV on Tmall, JD, and PDD, with 250,000 brands participating (x 2.5 more than last year)
️On Douyin, the post-00s accounted for the largest number of new users during the 618 promotion period, with a year-on-year increase of 392.1%. Young consumers’ emergence prompts brands and platforms to adjust their marketing strategies like using virtual influencers
Consumers' demand for improving the quality of life is increasing, and they are more and more accustomed to getting premium, imported, personalized, and diversified products/services on e-commerce platforms.
#china #chinamarketing #chinatrends #chinabusiness #chinaecommerce #ecommercemarketing #digitalcampaigns #digitalmarketing #jd #tmall #618 #douyin #kuaishou #ecommerce
The internet is being developed rapidly since last two decades, and with relevant digital economy that is driven by information technology also being developed worldwide. After a long term development of internet, which rapidly increased web users and highly speed internet connection, and some new technology also have been developed and used for web developing, those lead to firms can promote and enhance images of product and services through web site. Therefore, detailed product information and improved service attracts more and more people changed their consumer behaviour from the traditional mode to more rely on the internet shopping. On the other hand, more companies have realized that the consumer behaviour transformation is unavoidable trend, and thus change their marketing strategy. As the recent researches have indicated that, the internet shopping particularly in business to consumer (B2C) has risen and online shopping become more popular to many people. According to the report, The Emerging Digital Economy II, published by the US Department of Commerce, in some companies, the weight of e-commerce in total sales is quite high. For instance, the Dell computer company have reached 18 million dollars sales through the internet during the first quarter of 1999. As a result, about 30% of its 5.5 billion dollars total sales were achieved through the internet (Moon, 2004). Therefore, to understand internet shopping and its impact on consumer behaviour could help companies making use of it as a form of doing e-business.
There are many reasons for such a rapid developing of internet shopping, which mainly due to the benefits that internet provides. First of all, the internet offers different kind of convenience to consumers. Obviously, consumers do not need go out looking for product information as the internet can help them to search from online sites, and it also helps evaluate between each sites to get the cheapest price for purchase. Furthermore, the internet can enhance consumer use product more efficiently and effectively than other channels to satisfy their needs. Through the different search engines, consumers save time to access to the consumption related information, and which information with mixture of images, sound, and very detailed text description to help consumer learning and choosing the most suitable product (Moon, 2004). However, internet shopping has potential risks for the customers, such as payment safety, and after service. Due to the internet technology developed, internet payment recently becomes prevalent way for purchasing goods from the internet. Internet payment increase consumptive efficiency, at the same time, as its virtual property reduced internet security. After service is another way to stop customer shopping online. It is not like traditional retail, customer has risk that some after service should face to face serve, and especially in some complicated goods.
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CHINA’S INFLUENCER MARKETING INDUSTRY
Introduction
According to the National
Bureau of Statistics, China’s
influencer economy grew
from CN¥241.9 billion (US$
38.5 billion) in 2018 to CN¥1.3
trillion (US$210 billion) in 2020.
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DDMA China Report - Online shopping in China 2012 - Introduction
1. Online Shopping In China
Now a cost effective
and viable alternative to
traditional market entry
and sales strategies
in China
March 23 nd DATA DRIVEN MARKETING ASIA
2012 www.ddm-asia.com
2. Introduction to this report: Yihaodian. Yihaodian was selected as the fastest
growing company in the Asia Pacific region in the
In the past month, 5.7 million consumers in 2011 Deloitte Technology Fast 500 Asia Pacific
Shanghai bought at least one item online. This is Report.
the equivalent of the population of Denmark.
4. A wide variety of trade and industry sources within
Source: DDMA Online Shopping Incidence Study. Jan – Feb 2012. China
Sample Size: 9,057 Chinese Consumers . Across Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou,
Chengdu, Wuhan
This report introduces and details the following:
The spiralling costs of doing business in China
1. Official inflation figures do not tell the full story of rising
combined with structural inefficiencies and growing
costs in China. This report introduces the six key
competition means that online shopping now offers
areas that are driving the steep increase in the cost
a genuine and possibly a more effective alternative
of market entry, sales and marketing costs in China.
to either enter or to develop sales in the Chinese
This rapid increase in basic business operational costs
consumer market.
is undermining the viability of traditional market entry
In contrast to the struggling traditional consumer and sales models for many consumer products.
retail sector, online shopping by consumers grew by
66% in 2011. There are now over 195 million Chinese 2. Twelve key reasons why consumers are turning to
consumers shopping online, this is the equivalent online shopping in China.
of the population of Brazil, the fifth most populous
nation in the world. In 2011, Chinese consumers 3. The socio-economic and demographic profiles of
spent US$ 125 billion online. This is equivalent to the online shoppers in China. How these differ from
total GDP of New Zealand. the general population and why these consumers
represent the target group for most consumer
This report by Data Driven Marketing Asia goods companies in China.
(DDMA) is based on four key data and market
intelligence sources. These are: 4. What services that progressive companies such as
Yihaodian are developing to allow companies
1. Interviews with 9,057 consumers that were conducted to either enter the market with an online
in January and February 2012 across the key urban sales strategy or to further develop their
markets of Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou, Chengdu sales in China with an effective online sales
and Wuhan. strategy and with minimal investment.
2. Twenty two qualitative focus groups with online 5. The relative size of the online market for thirteen
shoppers in Shanghai selected product categories across the key urban
markets of Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou,
3. An interview with the co-founder and chairman of Chengdu and Wuhan. The thirteen product
the fastest growing B2C website in China, categories of focus are:
Categories of focus
Books Daily Foods, Snacks, Confectionary Leisure Travel and Vacations
Children's Items Discount Coupons Mobile Phones
Computer Equipment Fashion Accessories Sports Goods
Consumer Electronics Fashion Clothing
Cosmetics General Household Goods
6 Data Driven Marketing Asia (DDMA) All Rights Reserved – March 23rd, 2012
3. 1. Introduction to DDMA
Data Driven Marketing Asia (DDMA) is a full service market research
company based in Shanghai, China. The company was founded in 2002 and
conducts consumer and business-to-business market research projects across all
key markets in China on behalf of leading international and Chinese companies.
Types of data collection techniques include telephone interviews, face to
face interviews, online interviews, retail evaluation and retail audits as well as
executive and key business decision maker interviews.
DDMA research experience in the Chinese online shopping market: Over
the past three years, DDMA has specialized in helping international and domestic
companies understand the online shopping market in China and to formulate
business and marketing strategies based on these research findings in order to
successfully promote and sell their products online in China.
In March 2011, DDMA released a 180 page report called “The influence of
online information on Chinese consumer buying behavior”. This report
introduced how Chinese consumers gather information online during the
purchase consideration stage across twelve key product categories. This report
was designed to highlight the differences in the online information gathering
process across different online channels and how this differs between different
product categories. The report also measured the overall influence that online
information has on the final purchase decision across multiple product categories.
Focus Group China (FGC) is the qualitative market research subsidiary of DDMA. The
company has developed the largest independent qualitative market research network
in China and provides qualitative market research services to both international and
domestic companies. The types of research conducted includes focus groups and in-
depth interviews with key decision makers and high value consumers.
A selection of DDMA and FGC Clients
ABN AMRO e Ba y Ma xe da DIY Ricard
AEGON Ecke s -Gra nini Ma xxium S cie ntific Ga me s
Anheuser-Busch Inbev Es s ilor Me tro Re ta il Seven Eleven
B&Q Frontie r J a pa n NS EC S ta nda rd Cha rte re d Ba nk
Brown Forman Ice la ndic Gla cia l P AR Re s e a rch S tra ge tic P a thfinde rs
CCMP Ca pita l As ia IMC P a rkwa yHe a lth The Modo Group
Cha rne y Re s e a rch Ins ighting Ide as P e rnod TNS Ga llup
Crocs Ins titut fue r Ma rke ting P op We a ve r Tra ns itions Optica l
Driscoll’s Inte l Re dburn Cons ulta nts Va n De us e n & Le vitt
De ll J ia nna nchunGroup Re lia nce Re ta il Ltd Vin S prit
Dia ge o Ke tchum Re vlon Wa ngla oji
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4. 2. Methodology and Data Sources Used
This report is based on data and market intelligence that was drawn from four sources:
Source One: Telephone interviews with 9,057 Chinese consumers
In January and February of 2012, DDMA conducted telephone interviews with 9,057 Chinese consumers across
the key cities of Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou, Chengdu and Wuhan. The core objectives of this study was to
measure the incidence of last month online shopping within each city and with each demographic and socio
economic sub group. In addition to overall incidence, DDMA also measured the levels of last month online
purchase of thirteen key product categories. Based on this data, DDMA was able to estimate the actual number
of consumers that had purchased each individual product category within each city and demographic sub group
in the past month.
Completed sample size for each city and sub group
To ta l 21—30 ye a rs o ld 31—40 ye a rs o ld 41—50 ye a rs o ld 51—60 ye a rs o ld
Ma rke t
S a m p le Ma le Fe m a le Ma le Fe m a le Ma le Fe m a le Ma le Fe m a le
S ha ngha i 2,020 251 253 252 250 251 252 256 255
Be ijing 2,015 251 256 252 254 250 251 250 251
Gua ngzhou 2,000 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250
Che ngdu 2,022 259 249 265 245 249 253 249 253
Wuha n 1,000 132 124 123 125 121 125 125 125
To ta l S a m p le 9,057 1,143 1,132 1,142 1,124 1,121 1,131 1,130 1,134
Source Two: Twenty two focus groups
conducted in Shanghai with consumers that
had bought at least one item online in the
past month.
The results from the quantitative data provided
insight into individual market size and how
Chinese online shoppers differ from the general
population from a socio-economic perspective.
The qualitative research was conducted to
understand the motivations that drive online
shopping behavior. In addition to identifying the
reasons behind the growth in online shopping in
China, the perceptions of a selection of online
shopping brands, and the attitudes towards
a selection of recent online marketing and
communication campaigns was also collected.
8 Data Driven Marketing Asia (DDMA) All Rights Reserved – March 23rd, 2012
5. Source Three: In-depth interview with the co-founder
and Chairman of Yihaodian, one of the fastest growing
Business to Consumer (B2C) online sales platforms in
China.
With 18 million members, a range of 180,000 SKUs and a
235 percent increase in revenue to US$ 425 million in 2011,
Yihaodian is one of the fastest growing B2C platforms in
China. The company was recently selected as the fastest
growing company in the Asia Pacific in the Deloitte Fast 500 Mr. Gang Yu.
Co-founder and Chairman of Yihaodian
Asia Pacific 2011 report.
Yihaodian commenced business by selling groceries and
household items online. The company has now expanded
its product range to include consumer electronics, consumer
durables, sporting and travel products. The Deloitte report
shows that the company’s revenue has grown by 19,218
percent over the past three years. The company now holds
an estimated two percent share of the total Chinese B2C
Yihaodian subway display advertising
market.
DDMA met with Mr. Gang Yu, the co-founder and Chairman
of Yihaodian, to gather his views on the next era in online
shopping development in China and also to find out what new
services that Yihaodian is developing to help international and
domestic brands to become more successful in selling their
brands and products online in China.
Yihaodian warehouse
Source Four: Secondary data from a variety of sources.
DDMA also collected data from a wide variety of public sources. These include:
China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC)
Global Demographics Ltd, a company that specializes in demographic and socio economic forecasting
A variety of Chinese language published reports and news articles, the key findings of which have been translated for the
purpose of this report.
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6. Contents
Table of contents·········································································································1
Table of charts and tables···························································································· 2
Introduction to this report····························································································6
Introduction to Data Driven Marketing Asia (DDMA)·····················································7
Methodology and data sources used············································································8
Profiles of the five cities surveyed···············································································10
Chapter 1
Introduction to the growth of online shopping in China, incidence of online
shopping in key urban markets and the twelve drivers of online shopping growth.
■ Section One: Introduction to online shopping growth in China························13
■ Section Two: Incidence of online shopping in key urban markets and the relative
size of the online consumer markets in Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou, Chengdu
and Wuhan.···································································································14
■ Section Three: The twelve drivers of online shopping growth in China
Conclusions···································································································17
Chapter 2
Why an online sales strategy now offers a viable alternative to traditional
market entry strategies and sales strategies in China.
■ Section One: Rising costs in six key areas are undermining traditional business
models in China.·····························································································21
■ Section Two: The profile of online shoppers in China. Why consumers who shop
online represent the target market for most international and domestic premium
brands············································································································23
■ Section Three: How Yihaodian is tailoring their services to allow domestic and
international companies sell online in China with minimal investment
Conclusions···································································································25
Chapter 3
Incidence of last month purchase and relative size of the online shopping
markets in China for thirteen selected product categories.
■ Fashion Clothing····························································································32
■ General Household Goods··············································································35
■ Books·············································································································38
■ Cosmetics······································································································ 41
■ Daily Foods, Snacks, Confectionary································································ 44
■ Computer Equipment·····················································································47
■ Consumer Electronics·····················································································50
■ Discount Coupons··························································································53
■ Children's Items····························································································· 56
■ Fashion Accessories························································································59
■ Leisure Travel and Vacations··········································································· 62
■ Mobile Phones······························································································· 65
■ Sports Goods································································································· 68
Conclusions············································································································· 71
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7. Table of Tables and Charts
List of Tables Included in this Report:
■ Table 1: Sample Profile of 9,057 consumers interviewed···································8
■ Table 2: Profile of Shanghai market ································································10
■ Table 3: Profile of Beijing market·····································································10
■ Table 4: Profile of Guangzhou market·····························································11
■ Table 5: Profile of Chengdu market·································································11
■ Table 6: Profile of Wuhan market····································································12
■ Table 7: Retail rents in selected cities across China (March 2012)·····················21
■ Table 8: CCTV-1 Media Costs US$. 2007 versus 2011·····································22
■ Table 9: City populations used for projections and market sizing······················31
List of Charts Included in this Report:
■ Chart 1: Number of online shoppers in China 2009 – 2011····························13
■ Chart 2: Online shopping revenue in China 2009 – 2011································13
■ Chart 3: Incidence of purchasing any item online in past month in Shanghai
across age groups and subdivided by gender················································· 14
■ Chart 4: Incidence of purchasing any item online in past month in Beijing across
age groups and subdivided by gender····························································15
■ Chart 5: Incidence of purchasing any item online in past month in Guangzhou
across age groups and subdivided by gender················································· 15
■ Chart 6: Incidence of purchasing any item online in past month in Chengdu
across age groups and subdivided by gender················································· 16
■ Chart 7: Incidence of purchasing any item online in past month in Wuhan
across age groups and subdivided by gender················································· 16
■ Chart 8: Incidence of past month online shopping across monthly income
groups ···········································································································23
■ Chart 9: Incidence of past month online shopping across age groups············· 23
■ Chart 10: Incidence of past month online shopping across education levels···········23
■ Chart 11: Incidence of past month online shopping by job status/title·············24
■ Chart 12: Incidence of past month online shopping by employer type·············24
■ Chart 13: Incidence of past month online shopping by relationship status and
household size·······························································································24
■ Chart 14: Yihaodian – Revenue 2010 versus 2011··········································25
■ Chart 15: Yihaodian - Registered Customers (millions) – March 2012··············25
■ Chart 16: Yihaodian – Number of SKUs Available – March 2012·····················25
■ Chart 17: Yihaodian – Warehouse Space Square Meters – March 2012···········25
■ Chart 18: Last 12 months – Bought any item from Yihaodian·························26
■ Chart 19: Yihaodian – Site Traffic Growth over past two years························26
■ Chart 20: Yihaodian – Customer Satisfaction – February 2012························27
■ Chart 21: Most popular categories bought online in the past month among 20
year olds to 60 year olds. Shanghai – Beijing – Guangzhou – Chengdu – Wuhan··········31
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8. ■ Chart 22: Fashion Clothing - Shanghai Market: Incidence of buying fashion
clothing online in the past month·································································· 32
■ Chart 23: Fashion Clothing - Beijing Market: Incidence of buying fashion
clothing online in the past month································································· 33
■ Chart 24: Fashion Clothing - Guangzhou Market: Incidence of buying fashion
clothing online in the past month·································································· 33
■ Chart 25: Fashion Clothing - Chengdu Market: Incidence of buying fashion
clothing online in the past month································································· 34
■ Chart 26: Fashion Clothing - Wuhan Market: Incidence of buying fashion
clothing online in the past month································································· 34
■ Chart 27: General Household Goods - Shanghai Market: Incidence of buying
General Household Goods online in the past month······································ 35
■ Chart 28: General Household Goods Beijing Market: Incidence of buying
General Household Goods online in the past month······································ 36
■ Chart 29: General Household Goods Guangzhou Market: Incidence of buying
General Household Goods online in the past month······································ 36
■ Chart 30: General Household Goods Chengdu Market: Incidence of buying
General Household Goods online in the past month······································ 37
■ Chart 31: General Household Goods Wuhan Market: Incidence of buying
General Household Goods online in the past month······································ 37
■ Chart 32: Books Shanghai Market: Incidence of buying Books online in the
past month···································································································38
■ Chart 33: Books Beijing Market: Incidence of buying Books online in the past
month··········································································································· 39
■ Chart 34: Books Guangzhou Market: Incidence of buying Books online in the
past month····································································································39
■ Chart 35: Books Chengdu Market: Incidence of buying Books online in the
past month····································································································40
■ Chart 36: Books Wuhan Market: Incidence of buying Books online in the past
month·········································································································· 40
■ Chart 37: Cosmetics Shanghai Market: Incidence of buying Cosmetics online
in the past month·························································································· 41
■ Chart 38: Cosmetics Beijing Market: Incidence of buying Cosmetics online in
the past month·····························································································42
■ Chart 39: Cosmetics Guangzhou Market: Incidence of buying Cosmetics online
in the past month························································································· 42
■ Chart 40: Cosmetics Chengdu Market: Incidence of buying Cosmetics online
in the past month························································································· 43
■ Chart 41: Cosmetics Wuhan Market: Incidence of buying Cosmetics online in
the past month·····························································································43
■ Chart 42: Daily Foods, Snacks, Confectionary Shanghai Market: Incidence of
buying Daily Foods, Snacks, Confectionary online in the past month·············44
■ Chart 43: Daily Foods, Snacks, Confectionary Beijing Market: Incidence of
buying Daily Foods, Snacks, Confectionary online in the past month·············45
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9. ■ Chart 44: Daily Foods, Snacks, Confectionary Guangzhou Market: Incidence of
buying Daily Foods, Snacks, Confectionary online in the past month··············45
■ Chart 45: Daily Foods, Snacks, Confectionary Chengdu Market: Incidence of
buying Daily Foods, Snacks, Confectionary online in the past month··············46
■ Chart 46: Daily Foods, Snacks, Confectionary Wuhan Market: Incidence of
buying Daily Foods, Snacks, Confectionary online in the past month···············46
■ Chart 47: Computer Equipment Shanghai Market: Incidence of buying
Computer Equipment online in the past month···············································47
■ Chart 48: Computer Equipment Beijing Market: Incidence of buying Computer
Equipment online in the past month······························································48
■ Chart 49: Computer Equipment Guangzhou Market: Incidence of buying
Computer Equipment online in the past month··············································49
■ Chart 50: Computer Equipment Chengdu Market: Incidence of buying
Computer Equipment online in the past month··············································49
■ Chart 51: Computer Equipment Wuhan Market: Incidence of buying Computer
Equipment online in the past month······························································50
■ Chart 52: Consumer Electronics Shanghai Market: Incidence of buying
Consumer Electronics online in the past month··············································51
■ Chart 53: Consumer Electronics Beijing Market: Incidence of buying Consumer
Electronics online in the past month································································51
■ Chart 54: Consumer Electronics Guangzhou Market: Incidence of buying
Consumer Electronics online in the past month···············································51
■ Chart 55: Consumer Electronics Chengdu Market: Incidence of buying
Consumer Electronics online in the past month···············································52
■ Chart 56: Consumer Electronics Wuhan Market: Incidence of buying Consumer
Electronics online in the past month·······························································52
■ Chart 57: Discount Coupons and Group Buying Shanghai Market: Incidence of
buying Discount Coupons and Group Buying online in the past month···········53
■ Chart 58: Discount Coupons and Group Buying Beijing Market: Incidence of
buying Discount Coupons and Group Buying online in the past month·········· 54
■ Chart 59: Discount Coupons and Group Buying Guangzhou Market: Incidence
of buying Discount Coupons and Group Buying online in the past month·······54
■ Chart 60: Discount Coupons and Group Buying Chengdu Market: Incidence of
buying Discount Coupons and Group Buying online in the past month···········55
■ Chart 61: Discount Coupons and Group Buying Wuhan Market: Incidence of
buying Discount Coupons and Group Buying online in the past month···········55
■ Chart 62: Children’s Items Shanghai Market: Incidence of buying Children’s
Items online in the past month·······································································56
■ Chart 63: Children’s Items Beijing Market: Incidence of buying Children’s Items
online in the past month················································································57
■ Chart 64: Children’s Items Guangzhou Market: Incidence of buying Children’s
Items online in the past month·······································································57
■ Chart 65: Children’s Items Chengdu Market: Incidence of buying Children’s
Items online in the past month·······································································58
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10. ■ Chart 66: Children’s Items Wuhan Market: Incidence of buying Children’s Items
online in the past month················································································· 58
■ Chart 67: Fashion Accessories Shanghai Market: Incidence of buying Fashion
Accessories online in the past month·····························································59
■ Chart 68: Fashion Accessories Beijing Market: Incidence of buying Fashion
Accessories online in the past month·······························································60
■ Chart 69: Fashion Accessories Guangzhou Market: Incidence of buying Fashion
Accessories online in the past month·······························································60
■ Chart 70: Fashion Accessories Chengdu Market: Incidence of buying Fashion
Accessories online in the past month······························································61
■ Chart 71: Fashion Accessories Wuhan Market: Incidence of buying Fashion
Accessories online in the past month·······························································61
■ Chart 72: Leisure Travel and Vacations Shanghai Market: Incidence of buying
Leisure Travel and Vacations online in the past month·····································62
■ Chart 73: Leisure Travel and Vacations Beijing Market: Incidence of buying
Leisure Travel and Vacations online in the past month·····································63
■ Chart 74: Leisure Travel and Vacations Guangzhou Market: Incidence of buying
Leisure Travel and Vacations online in the past month······································63
■ Chart 75: Leisure Travel and Vacations Chengdu Market: Incidence of buying
Leisure Travel and Vacations online in the past month·····································64
■ Chart 76: Leisure Travel and Vacations Wuhan Market: Incidence of buying
Leisure Travel and Vacations online in the past month·····································64
■ Chart 77: Mobile Phones Shanghai Market: Incidence of buying Mobile Phones
online in the past month················································································ 65
■ Chart 78: Mobile Phones Beijing Market: Incidence of buying Mobile Phones
online in the past month················································································ 66
■ Chart 79: Mobile Phones Guangzhou Market: Incidence of buying Mobile
Phones online in the past month···································································· 66
■ Chart 80: Mobile Phones Chengdu Market: Incidence of buying Mobile Phones
online in the past month················································································ 67
■ Chart 81: Mobile Phones Wuhan Market: Incidence of buying Mobile Phones
online in the past month················································································· 67
■ Chart 82: Sports Goods Shanghai Market: Incidence of buying Sports Goods
online in the past month················································································ 68
■ Chart 83: Sports Goods Beijing Market: Incidence of buying Sports Goods
online in the past month················································································ 69
■ Chart 84: Sports Goods Guangzhou Market: Incidence of buying Sports Goods
online in the past month················································································ 69
■ Chart 85: Sports Goods Chengdu Market: Incidence of buying Sports Goods
online in the past month················································································ 70
■ Chart 86: Sports Goods Wuhan Market: Incidence of buying Sports Goods
online in the past month················································································ 70
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