What do Chinese millennials want? Unsurprisingly, not what their parents wanted. #generationgap
The latest report from creative agency Ogilvy China, "Making Luxury Brands Matter," gets into the collective mind of the millennial demographic. ow.ly/PSJy50qD898
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Visiting the headquarters of cult perfumerie Le Labo in Brooklyn today-a niche brand that doesn’t advertise but gets tons of press because it’s got a great story. #prdream
How to deal with a competitor ... China, in this case, but good advice all round.
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How does #Tencent, the Chinese technology giant that owns WeChat, tap into the opportunity of the New Retail? The following article shows off their plan: ow.ly/gtZ030jwcGE
Why oh why oh why is this so difficult for clients to understand? Because they don’t use social media. xitter.cf/simons_said/status/986…
Know your audience: who are China’s Awakened Generation? xitter.cf/jingdaily/status/98402…
The Awakened Generation are the connected, curious, conscientious young Chinese we see in our reporting, and RTG encountered during in-depth conversations with 70 post-'85s and post-'90s Chinese, plus a smartphone survey of an additional 1,000 respondents. ow.ly/KIkc30jqlDC
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Chinese millennials are getting more adventurous when it comes to wine—and they’re drinking more of it, according to a new survey by market research company Wine Intelligence. ow.ly/1hLS30jdLpH
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Consumers born after 1980 already account for over 20 percent of luxury product sales in China, according to Bain & Co, and the younger cohort will only become a bigger buying force in future. ow.ly/7pBk30iZTpE
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According to Alexis Bonhomme, Chief Strategy Officer at Curiosity China, “Brands understand they need to do ‘digital tech’ and not ‘digital advertising’ to engage with Chinese consumers, who represent roughly 35 percent of total luxury sales in the world.” ow.ly/mJnQ30iZSeC
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Covering a walkout this morning at an elementary school in Virginia, and the 11-year-old organizers had a press packet ready for me.
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We’re used to seeing turgid Communist Party slogans all around China. This, in a government office in a new district of Wuhan, is actually very good.
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BREAKING NEWS: Trump says he has decided to impose a 25% tariff on steel imports and a 10% tariff on aluminum imports, making the announcement while Liu He, a top Chinese economic official, is in D.C. for talks aimed at forestalling a possible trade war. washingtonpost.com/news/busi…
The Trump administration is really a master class is how NOT to be a professional communicator. xitter.cf/kurteichenwald/status/…
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"I write whatever I like. You ban it, I'll write it again." - Our take on Chengdu's rap scene, the economics behind it, & the defiance some rappers exhibit against censorship and China's education system.
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Same in most industries - because in China at least, companies and PR agencies don’t do due diligence. xitter.cf/pauls_trips/status/966…




















