Sam’s Club China just appointed a new president — a former Alibaba exec.
What followed? Backlash and boycotts. In China, “Alibaba” no longer means innovation. Instead, it's a Red Flag.
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Most Chinese brands fail in Europe — not due to product, but class blindness.
KOLs here = social status, not traffic.
My take 👇
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500+ sessions at #TheMarTechSummit.
Our panel made it into the Top 5 worldwide. 🎉
We didn’t trade buzzwords—we shared real challenges, cross-market stories & honest lessons.
And it turns out: in the age of AI, what people value most… is authenticity.
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"Going global" used to be a long-term goal for Chinese brands. Now it's survival." I wrote on Medium about why staying domestic is becoming dangerous — and how the next 10 years will belong to brands who leave early, evolve fast, and localize deeply. https://t.co/4UNfEtiJgT
China’s institute just sent a clear message:
If Chinese brands want to lead globally, the time to act is now. Manufacturing power is no longer enough — the winners will master culture, storytelling, and strategy. Full Analysis: https://t.co/UNDZ7x5l2m
Why did https://t.co/NO82g2QqHd acquire MediaMarkt’s parent company?This isn’t just a deal. It’s a sign that China is no longer exporting products — it’s exporting infrastructure, control, and retail logic. Shelf power is the new soft power. https://t.co/hBVsoJWMao
What Japan’s Lost Decades taught us — and why Chinese brands must go global now. Japan didn’t wait for domestic recovery. It built factories abroad, moved branding into Asia, turned crisis into global presence.
China is at a similar turning point. https://t.co/IGu8dyr46p
I love reading journalism. After knowing the inventor of Storyteller Tactics is inspired from journalism writing, I ordered it from @PipDecks right away:) Can't wait to see how it transform storytelling skills.
After the catastrophic floods a year ago, our local Xiaomi German team and photographer Christof Wolf traveled back to Ahr Valley and captured some stunning repairment moments using #Xiaomi12TPro .
Xiaomi is listed as a Fortune Magazine #Global500 for the 4th consecutive year, now ranking 266th.
With 72 places up from last year, we'd like to show our gratitude to all our #XiaomiFans and partners worldwide! #NoMiWithoutYou
I was delighted to speak with @MarketingWeekEd the other day to explain #Xiaomi's unique approach and how it's led to our rise in Western Europe.
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I'm so excited to announce that @XiaomiDE has opened its 2nd store in Germany! Thank you to all of our fans who came to the opening! You are the reason we are No. 1 in Europe. #NoMiWithoutYou
“Xiaomi has been adept at pushing new forms of marketing rather than ‘above-the- line’ traditional forms of marketing such as TV adverts or billboards across cities,” says Stanton. Source: article from @MobileNewsMag
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#Xiaomi is No.1 in the social influence list of Chinese brands going global🏅. Like❤️ this post if you happen to follow Xiaomi Facebook, Instagram or Twitter👍
Sharing from @xiaomiItalia - Xiaomi topped the Italian smartphone market in Q2 2021. In just three years, Xiaomi Italy has achieved market share growth from 0 to 35% to reach TOP1, making it the fastest growing brand in the industry.