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  29 Jan
China's Consumer confidence continues to build going into 2010. Confidence reaches highest level since second half of 2007. Gains led by consumers in tier 5 cities and western regions.
 
     
  02 Nov
Consumer confidence in China during the third quarter has reached the highest level since mid 2007: Nielsen consumer confidence survey
Confidence increases most dramatically among consumers living in western and lower tier cities
 
     
  26 Aug
Destination promoters wanting to attract mainland Chinese travelers should advertise on the internet, the GO-TO information source for Chinese travelers:Nielsen
 
     
  31 July
Consumers grow more confident of economic recovery: Chinese consumer confident index increases 6 point in 2nd quarter:Nielsen consumer confidence survey
 
     
  20 July
Personal recommendations and brands' websites the most trusted forms of advertising in China.
 
     
  16 June The global economic downturn hasn't dampened Chinese Travels' wanderlust: Nielsen Outbound Travel Monitor  
     
  22 Apr Chinese consumers more confident about their economy that their global counterparts:Nielsen. Job security - For the first time - The number one concern for Chinese bucks global trend, with 65% saying their economy isn't in recession  
     
  03 Apr So close, yet so far - Chinese consumers call for more efficient banking services: Nielsen  
     
  02 Apr Nielsen seminar: Understanding shopper behavior to maximize your returns
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  20 Mar U.S. AD spending fell 2.6% ub 2008, Nielsen reports.  
     
  19 Mar China rides out an eventful 2008 to post full year AD spend growth of 17 percent VS. 2007. OLAY tops brand list as #1 spender in 2008.  
     
  16 Mar Social networks & blogs now 4th most popular online activity, ahead of personal email, Nielsen reports.  
     
  25 Feb The Nielsen Company announces senior media appointment--Jed Meyer to head up company's Greater China media business  
     
  16 Jan Economy Not Likely to Curb Chinese New Year (CNY) Travel  
     
     
     
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  2009 Nielsen China Market Beat
     
  Who will win the battle of the shelf?
Branded or Private Label products?
The China market has more than 3.3 million FMCG stores nationwide, according to Nielsen’s Retail Census 2008. Modern trade grew four fold over the past six years, achieving an 18 percent increase both in store count and turnover compared to 2007. Nielsen estimates that modern trade will account for 60 percent of total FMCG sales turnover by 2015, from the current 45 percent in 2008. Over the coming decade it is of no surprise that China will migrate to a more developed and concentrated retail environment with a number of retailers expanding their presence.
     
  The China advertising market Q1, 2009 review.
Marketing return on investment (ROI) is the amount of sales achieved for every dollar spent on marketing. Measuring this return is important so that investment can be allocated to those marketing activities that maximize sales. With store shelves bulging with brands vying for shoppers’ attention and markets slowing globally, understanding how to get the most bang for your advertising buck has never been so vital.
     
 

The China advertising market Q1, 2009 review.
Quanter one China advertising spending 13 percent down compared with Q4 of 2008, P&G takes the lead in advertising in China.
With most western markets in the throes of an economic recession, China's economy continues to grow, albeit at a slower rate than previously predicted, and giving hope to China's marketers that they may not suffer the global recession's impact quite as severely as their counterparts elsewhere in the world.

     
  What makes Chinese consumers quietly confident?
Around the world the financial crisis has been quickly followed by a sharp drop in consumer confidence and dramatic changes in consumer attitudes and behavior. But how are Chinese consumers reacting to world events and the impact this may have had on their own economy? How are these changes affecting their confidence and their attitudes and behavior as consumers? Nielsen investigates.
     

 

 

 

 



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