An Important Marketing Principle: Give Before You Try to Get (Part 1), China Online Marketing, Shanghai, China Experts have talked about this before. How many times have you read about the importance of ‘adding value’ for your audience? How many times have you read about ‘building trust’ with your readers/prospects? Many, many times. You know it well. Every marketing guru has spoken about this topic….
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5 Simple Steps to Get Links to Your Site (Step 2 and 3), China Online Marketing, Shanghai, China
Step 2 – Review each web site you found carefully, check to see if they are using spam, if they are using spam, stay away, this will only hurt your web site in the long run. Remember to aim for the big money and not a quick dollar. Look to see If they have a links or some call it a resource page. If they…
Does the size of web page affect traffic, China Online Marketing, Shanghai, China
I was watching a video of Marissa Mayer from Google. There is a lot of good stuff in there but I wanted to cover this one part. Google does a lot of A/B testing. They asked users if more results per page would be better and they said yes. Google went and did some testing to see if this was true. They found out that…
TOP 10 Websites Popular Among Chinese College Girls, China Online Marketing, Shanghai, China
Here are top 10 popular websites visited by most Chinese college Girls. From the list, we can clearly divided the website into 5 types: SNS, Health and Skin Care, Blog, Fans forum and Online shopping center etc., NO.1 Tianya Forum http://www.tianya.cn NO.2 Rayli Female Forum http://www.rayli.com.cn NO.3 Taobao http://www.taobao.com NO.4 Taobao Shops Collection http://www.913579.com NO.5 MOP http://www.mop.com NO.6 Xiaonei http://www.xiaonei.com NO.7 Sina Blog http://blog.sina.com.cn…
Chinese Alibaba.com Posts Results Of E-commerce Business In 2008, China Online Marketing, Shanghai, China
Chinese e-commerce behemoth Alibaba.com Limited says its 2008 total revenue hit CNY3.0 billion as it announced its financial results for the year ended December 31, 2008. That total was an increase of 39% as compared to 2007, and the number of registered users and online storefronts on Alibaba.com’s marketplaces increased by 10.5 million and 1.7 million, respectively David Wei, CEO of Alibaba.com, cautioned investors as…