China’s ‘big four’ want to connect Australian businesses with Chinese customers
China’s big four e-marketplaces (Alibaba, JD Worldwide, VIP.com and Yihaodian) want to sell more premium Australian products to the growing Chinese middle class.
China’s big four e-marketplaces (Alibaba, JD Worldwide, VIP.com and Yihaodian) want to sell more premium Australian products to the growing Chinese middle class.
In today’s world of luxury, instant gratification and increasingly faster routes to consumption, it can be easy to get carried away with collecting…well, hoarding to be honest (Aussies are hoarding around $65 billion worth of unwanted or unused items). Hello Bountye – a refreshing new mobile-only community commerce app entering a young used goods market…
E-commerce used to be just an option. Back then, people bought their products from physical stores and flesh-and-blood salespeople – it was a real and physical event. Today, we have a virtual world that runs 24/7 and e-commerce is now an integral part of doing business in this Internet age. It is no longer something…
You can’t walk down any street, catch any train, tram or bus, without realising the proliferation of smart phones. Australians have always loved technology. If you can plug it in, Australians will buy one. Possibly two. We just love our tech. Recent research Roy Morgan analysed by ACMA reveals exactly how much we currently love…
Online retail, it would seem, has come a long way. But consider this: retail e-commerce is estimated to be $16 billion this year, a mere 6.3%, of the traditional brick-and-mortar business in Australia. Clearly, the biggest opportunities lie ahead.
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