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new chinese social media:
nice
An introduction by Totem Media.
what is nice
what is nice
what is nice
Social media goes niche in 2015.
“Nice” and other Chinese social-photo apps
(Yoho!Show, In and pinco), have been
growing quickly.
Nice is A Swaag-like picture-labelling &
SHARING social app that enables users to
tag floating labels on their pictures in a
fun and creative way.
Launched in Oct 2013, Nice has gained 1.2
million daily active users and generates
an impressive 1 million new, labeled
pictures every day.
brands have moved quickly into “nice,”
working with celebrities, kols and
audiences to co-create social content.
is a socialphoto-Labelling
app
nice
12m+users
Nice Internal ReportDec, 2014
http://www.leiphone.com/news/201412/m0HfBHn5lXI0L8XY.html
In
June, 2014 Launch
12m users
Dec 2014
Source: Nice Internal Report, March 2014
Photo-Tagging Apps
12m users
Dec 2014
1.2m DAU
Dec, 2014
Oct, 2013 Launch
Nice YOHO!SHOW
March, 2014 Launch
5m users
April 2014
http://www.ifanr.com/413509
Homepage
Recommendationbased on LOCATION
Posts by people you are following
MeHomepage refresh
Discover
Chat/News/Likes
Take a picture
Navigation
Recommended brand & personal accounts to follow.
Location-based search for cities in China and Overseas.
Highlighting the latest stickers, photos and features.
Nice - A Post
Account name
Like, chat, or comment
Comments
Hashtags and text description
Sticker
Leave your comments
The post
Label
Users who like the post and total Number of Likes
1 2 3 4 5
Pictures can be shared on WeChat, Weibo and Qzone
You can tag anything besides “Brands”, “Place” and “People” who are also
nice users
Every sticker has a limited quantity - usually a few
thousand
Users un-lock “My Sticker”, by sharing an
announcement into Moments or Qzone.
Or upload from your album
5 steps to shoot, edit and share
Nice - Stickers
every week, there are
50,000~100,000 photos shared with stickers
Source: Nice Internal Report, 2014
user analysis
Source: Nice Internal Report, 2014
Who Uses It
12m+ registered users, 1.2m daily active users1m new photos every day
She is a 19-year old sophomore from a top university in BeiJing, who likes music, photography and travel.
Talented in design & DIY, she is deeply interested in fashion and wardrobe styling. SHe is particularly influenced by japanese/taiwanese style.
She strives to be unique, standout from others, to be a real individual.
Nice is a good resource for discovery ...and allows her to share her evolving pov on life.
User Profile
25 : 75male
12mRegistered
users:
female
Who Uses It
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%39.5%
26.2%23.9%
Post 85s Post 90s Post 95s
Beijing
4.2%
Shanghai
3.3%
Guangdong
9.7%
Overseas
10%
geographic distribution is highly fragmented
Source: Nice Internal Report, 2014
Source: Nice Internal Report, 2014
Celebrities
Who Uses It
KOLs+
Model/Actress
Model/Actor
Host
Songwriter/Directorinvestor of BNC
Fashion Blogger Model
Founder of DEAMON
how brands use it
1. Open a verified account for your brand
Account Tags
Block User/Message
A Post
Brand Homepage
Allows for Interactive communication between
followers and brands.
Chat Function
2. Interact with Audiences
Create stickers or hashtags, and attract
audience with incentives to
increase engagement.
campaign page
Use KOLs to spread contents (images) about
brands, activities and related topics.
kols
Audience uploads pictures and text
matching the brand’s
requirements.
Audience Participation
BrandTags +
Upload Add tags & Stickers Share for rewardsTag Friends
or
Campaign Tags
Stickers (Pics)
Tag friends on the photos.
(Brands like MINI have asked audiences to tag friends in photos as part
of campaigns)
Share to join a “lucky draw” or get
reward.
Share to get discounts on
products (at store/online) - Nice O2O
Connection.
or
In Brand Campaigns
Brand on Nice
case studies
uniqlo: Spring/summer 2015 Product launch
Nice took 10 KOLs to Japan for UNIQLO to reveal the Spring/Summer 2015 collection
All KOLs visited Uniqlo’s flagship store in Tokyo Ginza, and shared their visits on Nice as a “live show”
During the trip, 34 photos were generated from the 10 KOLs, and 15,699 Likes from audiences
Nike: Roshe Run
Nike selected 20 KOLs, and asked each of them to post 7 unique looks with a pair of Roshe Run’s
A new look was uploaded every day during Shanghai Fashion Week
Each of the looks were promoted by Nice to relevant users
3,000+ Roshe Run new followers were added
I.T: it is nice
Users were asked to take a photo with i.t clothes
They tagged the image with brand names, added the sticker “i.t IS NICE” and upload it
Participants were rewarded with a 10% discount at retail by showing “tagged” images
Resulted in a RMB600,000 increase in sales
75,000+ stickers were made/shared
Alexander WANG X h&M: Be Wang
Users added the sticker “Be Wang!” to photos, upload and synced it on WeChat Moments
Participants were enrolled in a lucky draw to win “Alexander Wang x H&M” products
The campaign lasted 29 days - with one winner each day
87,844 photos with “Be Wang!” stickers were created
MINI: (team with me/Make it a five with Me)
Users added the sticker “ ” to pictures, tagged friends, and upload it
Everyone tagged in a post was entered into a lucky draw for a limited edition MINI Tee
55,536 photos were posted with the sticker
key insights on Nice
1. Audience Co-CreationNice makes it easy for fans to design good looking images - and provides easy access for fans to co-create with brands. Photos, tags, and stickers yield good quality contents for brands to share thru mass social channels, Weibo and WeChat.
2. Online-to-OfflineThe O2O opportunities are interesting ...getting audiences to go to location to "take an image," to then edit/share online, and finally go back to a physical location (retail shop) to buy/redeem rewards. Could be really interesting as part of trial/sampling effort.
3. Be Nice, to NiceBrands looking to do something on Nice should try to create content programs that "add value" to the community. Nice is largely about fashion and trend spotting, so look for ways to give users more "stylized" tools and options.
4. Social going NicheThe rise of more and more social/mobile apps in China (including Papa, Weishi, Meipai...etc) are leading to a lot of smaller, more niche (focused) communities. Each of these communities are organizing around shared styles, stories, and interests.
Chris Baker, Managing DirectorEmail: [email protected]/WeChat: Talktototem