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Hi jay,

Thanks for your question.
The short answer is yes and yes we would recommend it if your company has the resources.
It is possible for foreign brands to sell their products on different Chinese eCommerce marketplaces, though it takes a bit more work due to complicated registration and high fees.

It is very common for well-known brands to be on JD and Tmall and even to have a store on the global version of these eCommerce apps. It shows consumers you are a legitimate brand with enough found to be on many market place. It also helps with conversion, as the more your target audience sees you, the more likely they are to convert at some point when they need something you sell.

However, it takes a lot of effort to set up and maintain, and it’s probably not worth it if your brand is not well established in the market yet. If you are new in China, we would suggest you focus on 1 app, get familiar with the market, and promote your name. Once your brand awareness in the country is good, you could think about launching several flagship stores.

Glad you like it 😉

Shopping festivals are great to run unique campaigns, sell limited editions
festivals campaigns usually generate more engagement/conversion.
When you think about localization it also about culture and consumption habits.
It is rather common for Chinese netizens to buy more during these festivals and to hunt for the best deals.
For instance: During 11.11 consumers tends to buy necessity products in bulk.
But if you take a festival like mid-autumn, consumers look for gifts for family reunions

Hey Peter,

Thanks so much for the feedback
I’m very happy to hear you appreciate our work 🙂