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Alibaba is helping change mobile commerce in China

| August 6, 2015

Mobile industry is experiencing evolution with the help of companies like Alibaba

China’s mobile industry is beginning to evolve, largely due to Alibaba users that have become very interested in the concept of mobile commerce. Consumers throughout the country are moving away from traditional computers, favoring their mobile devices when it comes to shopping, researching, and purchasing products they are interested in. Alibaba has been known to take advantage of emerging market trends in order to find success and this is why the company has become heavily involved in the mobile commerce space.

Report highlights the growth of mobile commerce in China

A recent report from eMarketer showed that mobile commerce in China is growing, and Alibaba is playing a major role in this growth. The company has invested quite heavily in the mobile space, looking to encourage consumers to use their mobile devices to purchase products online and in physical stores. As such, Alibaba customers have become more heavily involved in mobile commerce. They have also been exposing new people to the concept of mobile commerce by showing them how easy it is to shop online with a smartphone or tablet.

Alipay drives the growth of China’s mobile commerce market

Mobile Commerce in ChinaOne of the driving factors of Alibaba’s continued success in the mobile commerce space is its Alipay platform. The platform is the most well known mobile payments service in China, with millions of people using the service to pay for products both online and off. Alipay has also fostered excitement among consumers regarding new retail trends. More retailers are beginning to focus on the mobile space, which means that they are showing more support for mobile payments being made through services like Alipay.

Companies are growing more mobile-centric

As consumers become more interested in mobile commerce, China’s mobile industry is expected to experience a significant shift. More companies are expected to become more mobile-centric in order to meet the needs of consumers. This trend is already being seen in the retail industry, where several companies have embraced mobile commerce as a way to effectively engage a new generation of consumers with smartphones.

Mobile commerce spending is exploding in China

| August 5, 2015

Report shows that mobile spending is accelerating throughout China

Mobile commerce spending is on the rise in China, according to a new report from eMarketer. The report highlights the growing prevalence of smartphones and tablets among consumers. More consumers are beginning to use these devices to shop online and purchase products. As such, mobile commerce has begun to see explosive growth in China, particularly because large retailers and banks are beginning to show support for mobile spending.

Mobile commerce spending expected to hit $334 billion by the end of this year

The report from eMarketer predicts that mobile commerce spending through smartphones and tablets will reach $334 billion by the end of this year. This represents a record increase of 49.7% in total e-commerce expenditure. The report estimates that retail sales in China’s mobile space are 450% higher than those being made in the United States. Several retailers in China, particularly the country’s largest e-commerce company Alibaba, have begun embracing the concept of mobile commerce and have been showing stronger support for mobile shopping overall.

Companies are looking to bring mobile commerce to China’s rural communities

Mobile Commerce Spending in China on the RiseWhile mobile commerce is thriving in China’s largest cities, retailers are beginning to branch into rural communities in order to support the further expansion of mobile shopping. Alibaba is working to engage rural communities, where the rate of e-commerce growth is outpacing that being seen in major cities. The company has partnered with China Telecom to launch a low-cost smartphone for those living in rural parts of the country. These smartphones will provide consumers with a way to shop online and purchase products that they are interested in.

Companies are investing more heavily in the mobile space in order to engage new generations of consumers with smartphones and tablets

Mobile commerce spending is likely to continue expanding in China, as the country retains its position as a leading mobile market. Companies like Alibaba have helped mobile shopping thrive throughout the country and they are expected to continue investing in the mobile space in order to effectively engage an evolving group of mobile consumers.