by Tanya Gray | Sep 17, 2022 | Branding in China, Marketing analysis, Popular social media in China, Top Social Media in China, Weibo Advertising
“Why does the social media Sina Weibo exist?” – a question has been raised by many, especially non-Chinese web users who have never used Weibo before. Here we are going to show you the answers. Speed Speed is beauty, and Weibo’s extraordinary...
by Tanya Gray | Jul 18, 2022 | Branding in China, Marketing analysis, Most Popular Social Media in China
About ten years ago, more than 20 microblogs in China were fighting for their seats and brand expansion. How Well is Weibo doing against other social media in China? After a decade of fierce cut-throat competition, Weibo, formerly known as Sina Weibo, became the...
by admin | Mar 27, 2022 | Branding in China, Most Popular Social Media in China, Popular social media in China, Sina Advertising, Uncategorized
As we mentioned in our last blog post, the Weibo account for BeiMeiDiChan has grown to more than 1.23 million subscribers, and it is still getting stronger day by day. It is not surprising that our total view number reached a new high – almost 7 million, in...
by admin | Feb 26, 2022 | Branding in China, Sina Advertising, Weibo Advertising
The Weibo account for BeiMeiDiChan has grown to more than 1.23 million subscribers since eMediaLinks acquired the account more than three years ago. The number of its daily visitors has repeatedly hit new highs every week. What a gratifying report card! We are...
by admin | Jan 18, 2022 | Branding in China, Most Popular Social Media in China, Popular social media in China, Top Social Media in China, Weibo Advertising
According to a recent report from StatCounter, a Dublin, Irland based company, Baidu is still the search engine giant in China. Overall, it has an 85.48% market share regardless of the devices used for web search. Bing took second place with a 4.44% market share, and...
by admin | Jan 17, 2022 | Branding in China, Popular social media in China, Top Social Media in China, Weibo Advertising
Only a couple of weeks ago, the China government officials interviewed the editor-in-chief of Sina Weibo. The circumstances are severe in response to the recent occurrence of information prohibited by laws and regulations from publishing or transmitting on Sina Weibo...
