Chủ Nhật, 22 tháng 2, 2015

Be black in China, why it is so hard ?

Be black in China, why it is so hard ?

 

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About SEO companies in China

We are offering to promote your website in the major search engines like: Google, Baidu & haoso which results in improvement in keyword ranking, traffic, link popularity and goal conversion in the first month of our work.
We need to make sure that your website is abide with all the search engines guidelines & after that promote it very aggressively targeting the main keywords which can drive traffic to your website through search engines.
Below, please find all the details of the Baidu SEO campaign to improve or increase your online presence.

Baidu SEO services usually

We cover all the necessary online marketing strategies step by step:
Analysis:
1. Current status of your website.
2. Analysis of your competitors.
3. Analysis of your business/product/service.
4. Analysis of keywords & online competition.
5. Technical analysis of website in-terms of SEO on Baidu




China On-page Optimization:

1. Fixing all the technical errors of website.
2. Optimizing the keywords appropriately.
3. Based on the analysis reports – Preparing road-map to achieve results/rankings.
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Chinese Off-page Optimization (Promotional Activities):

1. Traditional way: Articles, Press Releases, Directories, One way, Reciprocal links etc
2. SMO: weibo, wechat, Linked In etc

Cost: All our prices are bespoke and it depends on the no of keywords you want to promote. Let me know the no of keywords you want to promote so that I can make a suitable proposal and send it to you.

Areas of improvements:

* Keywords selection and optimization
* Top page ranking for keywords
* Quality link buildings
* On page optimization and onsite optimization
* Error fixing and suggestions
* Social media promotion over weibo, wechat, Facebook, Twitter * Quality contents
* Competitive analysis and roadmap

Results:
1. Technically sound website. (Baidu recommend)
2. Website will be on Top pages of baidu and other search engines for targeted keywords.
3. Permanent high PR back-links. (High potential traffic)
4. Potential traffic on the targeted landing page. (Good ROI)
5. Updated social media profile. (Increase popularity)
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Thứ Hai, 16 tháng 2, 2015

Quality China Tours for 25 Years

We are going into our 26th year of doing Tours to China and Tibet.  Over 2,500 people have enjoyed travel to China with us from many countries all over the world.  We specialize in Custom Private Tours for Individuals or Groups that come to us with a special interest or needs.  My 25 years of travel throughout China and Tibet working with my Chinese associate partners and their many travel services has given me a great deal of insights into China.  I have watched and experienced China from an undeveloped country to a modern world state in just these 25 years.  There is still much of Old China present to enjoy along side modern China with it's fast trains and ultra modern airports and sky scrapers.  Remote villages following the old culture is still there to enjoy making China one of the most visited countries for tourists in the world.    The Yangtze River is one of the longest and most beautiful rivers in the world with cruise ships sailing between the tall cliffs and sights along the river.  Of course visiting the largest Dam in the world is also part of it.  This year to introduce the U.S. Market to the 5 Star luxury, Century Cruise Line, we are featuring a 50% Off price for all cruises booked by April 15th when combined with a 10+ day China tour.  Prices start at $398 per person.  After April 15th the price will be $795.  High season space  (April/May and Sept./Oct.) is limited at this time so bookings need to be made soon.  For more information contact us at interlak@eskimo.com    Century Cruise Line web site is:  www.centuryrivercruises.com  Click on the British flag for English.   I sincerely hope we can do a tour for you to your budget and interests.

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Thứ Sáu, 13 tháng 2, 2015

Suzhou City of Parks, Gardens and More

Suzhou a city just a short train ride from Shanghai is known for its Classic Gardens and Parks.  Over  80 Classic Gardens which date back hundreds of years is considered the #1 Garden City in China.  The Humble Administrator's Garden is #1 in China.  Others to see with limited time are the Lingering Garden,  Master of the Nets from the 12th century and the Lion's Grove Garden to name a few.  I do Garden Tours of China and of course Suzhou is in the itinerary for sure.  Many people go to see the well known sights of China but a definite stop should be Suzhou for a day or more.  I like to send people through the lake country visiting small old villages before arriving in Suzhou which gives people a view of rural life in China.  The Grand Canal passes through Suzhou and worth the time to take a short boat ride through the back neighborhoods of Suzhou not seen from the streets.  A great walking street is Pinjiang Lu Lane along the Canal with local houses, cafes, shops and of course Tea Houses. Tiger Hill Park is one of the famous  parks where you will see the 7 story tall Cloud Rock Pagoda built in the 10th.Century.  During the tourist season a show is put on in the park with over 100 participants in colorful dress.  Suzhou is also one of the centers for Silk with  27 factories with a history of over 4,000 years.  You may visit the #1 Silk Factory to see how silk is made as well as shopping for factory samples from all factories in one location..  Suzhou has one of the most fascinating museums in China with living attractions and art which is a must for museum lovers. 
Close to Shanghai, it is worth an extra day or two to visit Suzhou if you have a Free Day available on your Group Tour to China or if taking a Custom Private Tour, ask your Tour Operator to include Suzhou in your itinerary.  To end the day or evening one of my favorite Tea Houses is the QianTang Cha Ren with many old antiques, wonderful choices of tea and snacks.  For more information you may contact me at:   interlake@eskimo.com   26 Years of doing Tours of China!
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Thứ Hai, 9 tháng 2, 2015

China automotive market February 2015

China automotive market February 2015 



 1. There are 154,000,000 registered cars in China. 

In according to the data from the transportation bureau of Ministry of Public Security, Registered motor vehicles in China had been 264,000,000 and among which there were 154,000,000 autos. Licensed drivers of motor vehicles were over 300,000,000 and the data was over 246,000,000 for auto mobile. 9.82% of drivers had less than a year driving experience. The registered autos in China keeps increasing rapidly with society development and great requirement. There were 21,880,000 newly registered autos in 2014. As related data shows, the average annual increment of motor vehicles registration during past 5 years is more than 15,000,000, and 20,570,000 for licensed drivers. By the end of 2014, there had been 117,000,000 passenger cars registered in China and 90.16% are private, increasing by 19.89% on year-on-year basis. There have been average 25 private cars per 100 Chinese families and 63 for Beijing, 40 for Guangzhou and Chengdu. There are 35 cities which has a registered motor vehicles number over 1 million and the number of Beijing, Chengdu, Shenzhen, Tianjin, Shanghai, Suzhou, Chongqing, Guangzhou, Hangzhou and Zhengzhou is over 2 million.


2. Chinese automobile after sales market predicted to exceed 760b RMB in 2015 

According to official statistics, China’s automobile after sales service are expected to exceed 760 billion RMB ($123.53b) this year. The market’s annual volume is expected to exceed 1 trillion RMB ($162.54b) in five years and 4 trillion RMB ($650.15b) in a decade. This rapid development has attracted an increasing number of investors to the Chinese market. Last September, the Ministry of Transportation and nine other government agencies released a comprehensive report to enhance the quality and service of the Chinese after sales market. The report promotes unified global standards for the Chinese after sales service. The government hopes that these standards will help promote the healthy development of the Chinese market.

3. Audi sees its China sales growing up to 15% this year 

Audi AG expects to increase its annual sales in China up to 15 percent this year, according to Chinese media. China's State Information Center, a government think tank, predicts luxury car sales will grow 16 percent in 2015, but Audi is more cautious about the market's growth prospects, reports China Economy.

4. Mercedes China sales up 15% in January 

Mercedes sales in China rose nearly 15 percent year-on-year to 28,080 units in January as the German automaker benefited from its expanded lineup of locally produced models. Last September, Beijing Benz Automotive Co. launched sales of its locally produced long-wheelbase C-Class compact sedan for the Chinese market. China is Mercedes' second largest market for the C-Class.

5. Ford's China sales surge 19% in January Ford Motor Co. said January sales of its two joint ventures in China jumped 19 percent year-on-year to 112,599 vehicles. Last month, Ford enjoyed strong demand for the Escort compact car and JMC-brand commercial trucks. The Escort, which hit the Chinese market at the end of December, generated sales of 18,810 units last month.

6. GM China blames slow January sales on low inventories General Motors says its joint ventures' sales in China fell 2.4 percent to 339,781 units in January, as most of its brands recorded downturns. Chevrolet sales fell 2.3 percent, Buick deliveries declined 9.6 percent, and Cadillac sales dropped 11.3 percent. But SAIC-GM-Wuling, which sells entry-level microvans and sedans, reported a sales increase of 3.5 percent.

7. Nissan's and Toyota's China sales rise, Honda's fall in January January sales in China rose more than 22 percent year on year for Nissan Motor Corp. and its joint venture partner, and climbed 11 percent for Toyota Motor Corp. and its two joint ventures. But year-on-year volume slipped 6.6 percent in January for Honda Motor Co. and its two joint ventures.
8. Volvo's China sales hold steady in January Volvo Car Corp.'s sales in China slowed this year with January deliveries rising less than 1 percent year on year to 5,844 vehicles. Two locally built models generated most of Volvo's sales. The company sold 2,635 XC60 crossovers and 1,671 S60L long-wheelbase sedans last month. Last year, Volvo's sales in China jumped 33 percent to 81,221.

9. Geely deliveries rebound on strong demand for new sedans Sales at Geely Automobile Holdings staged an impressive rebound in January after declining in much of 2014, thanks to the strong volumes brought by two newly launched sedans. Geely's vehicle deliveries reached 58,884 last month, an increase of 76% from a year earlier. Nearly 60 percent of the sales were generated by two models the company launched in the second half of 2014. The sales volumes of New Emgrand and EC7 were the biggest, which were 24,588, increasing from 11,274 by 118.1% on year-on-year basis. SUV and multi-purpose cars tend to be hot. The total sales volume of GX7, SX7 and GX9 were 7,675 in January 2015, increasing from 2,760 by 178.1% on year-on-year basis.

10. Great Wall's January sales jump 27% on robust SUV demand Great Wall Motor Co., China's largest SUV maker, delivered 69,626 vehicles last month, up 27 percent year on year. The growth was propelled by SUV sales, which surged 69% from a year earlier to 41,386.
11. Changan Automobile January sales of over 300,000 cars, an increase of 24% In January 2015, Changan realized a total output of 278,900 cars , an increase of 19% compared with 233,200 a year earlier. Total vehicle sales realization 303,500, compared with 244,100 a year earlier, an increase of 24.35%. source

12. Hundreds of thousands of migrant workers in Guangdong rides motorcycles for more than 1000Km heading back hometown. Chinese New Year is coming, hundreds of thousands of migrant workers have left their jobs in the southern province of Guangdong to return homes in middle and west parts of the country by motorcycles, carrying their family members and luggages. Most migrant workers in Guangdong maily come from the provinces of Sichuan, Hunan, Hubei, Yunnan and Guizhou. With trains, buses and planes filled ahead of the Chinese New Year, many rural migrants choose to make the long journery by motorcycles.

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Thứ Ba, 3 tháng 2, 2015

Chinese tourists and their wet underwear in Thailand

Photos of a Chinese tourist unsightly lowering his wet underwear on the seats from the lounge of the international airport Chiang Mai attracted much criticism on social media. The photos, which were believed to have taken about two weeks ago, showed a woman using her phone as her black bra and pink panties lying next to her.




 A public relations officer at the airport confirmed the incident, revealing that the staff approached the woman to inform her not to dry her clothes in public. No further action was taken because it did not violate safety rules, Bangkok Post reported Feb. 2. Questionable behavior of Chinese tourists abroad - to pour hot water on a hostess to deploy an aircraft emergency slide - have hit the headlines in recent months, which earned him the reputation of being poor travelers . The president of the Association of Canadian Chiang Mai Tourism, Pornchai Jitnavasathien, Bangkok Post said that the association will ask Thai travel agents and guides to explain to Chinese tourists that inappropriate behavior will affect their overall image

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New Changes to China’s Foreign Investment Laws.

On January 19, 2015, China's Ministry of Commerce (“MOFCOM”) released the first draft of its new Foreign Investment Law (中华人民共和国外国投资法). The proposed Foreign Investment Law (“FIL”) is intended to replace three existing laws which currently govern foreign investment in China: (i) the Sino-Foreign Equity Joint Venture Law (“EJV Law”), (ii) the Sino- Foreign Cooperative Joint Venture Law (“CJV Law”) and (iii) the Wholly Foreign-Owned Enterprises Law (“WFOE Law”). The new FIL will significantly change the existing regulatory landscape controlling all foreign investment in China, below please find a concise summary of the major components of the new FIL.


Overview
An analysis of the Draft Foreign Investment Law reveals that it has been modeled, in part, on the regulatory frameworks from several Western countries, including the Investment Canada Act and the Foreign Acquisitions and Takeovers Act 1975 (Australia). Specifically, the definition of “foreign investor” appears to have been adopted directly from the Australian Act, which identifies foreign investors based upon an actual “control” test, i.e. enterprises (whether based onshore or offshore) under the control of foreign investors will be treated as foreign investors. It is worth noting that a foreign investment regulatory regime based on the concept of control will likely cause the Foreign Investment Law to have extraterritorial effect. Article 15 of the Draft FIL specifies that, if an offshore transaction causes the transfer of actual control over an onshore enterprise to a foreign investor, such foreign investor will be deemed as investing onshore. In addition, a number of provisions in relation to information reporting have been modeled on the Investment Canada Act, and the foreign investment special administrative catalogue (i.e. the ‘negative list’), is also based on an internationally accepted entry clearance mechanism.


National Security Review

Compared with the existing regulations, the Draft Foreign Investment Law expands the scope of matters that are subject to national security review. Any Foreign Investment that damages or may potentially damage national security is subject to a unified national security review regime, regardless of industry sector or whether it is controlled by a Foreign Investor. This is an extremely broad coverage, and even though the Draft Foreign Investment Law highlights a number of areas that are subject to particular review attention (such as national defense, key infrastructure and key natural resources), this expanded regime still raises much uncertainty to foreign investors.  Guidelines on national security review will be promulgated separately, which hopefully may provide more detailed clarifications.
It is also worth noting that Foreign Investors may not withdraw their applications of national security review without MOFCOM’s prior consent, and administrative reconsideration and administrative litigation are not available for any decision of national security review.


Transition From the Current Regulatory Regime. 

The Draft Foreign Investment Law will no longer regulate corporate governance issues for enterprises with foreign investment; instead, they will be required to follow the same requirements as domestic enterprises under the Company Law, the Partnership Law and the Law on Individual Proprietorship Enterprises. The Draft Foreign Investment Law gives existing EJVs, CJVs and WFOEs (“FIEs”) a three-year transitional period to conform with these laws.
The following are some of the potential changes to existing joint venture contracts and articles of association:
• Changing the highest authority of an EJV from the board of directors to the shareholders’ meeting according to the Company Law;
• Changing the legal status of an unincorporated CJV to either a limited liability company or a foreign-invested partnership; the highest authority of a CJV should no longer be the board of directors or the joint management committee, it should either be changed to the shareholders’ meeting according to the Company Law or follow the provisions in the Partnership Law;
• Changing the profit distribution ratio of an EJV since profit sharing among shareholders is not required to be proportionate to equity ratio under the Company Law; and
• Amending the pre-emptive right requirement so that selling shareholders of an EJV or a CJV will only need to obtain consents from more than half of the non-selling shareholders (rather than all the non-selling shareholders according to the EJV Law or CJV Law). This is particularly favorable to the selling shareholders of an EJV or a CJV which has multiple partners.

Conclusion

There is little doubt that the Draft Foreign Investment Law, when promulgated, will bring fundamental changes to the foreign investment regulatory regime in China. While the Draft Foreign Investment Law appears to be a very positive sign of the Chinese government’s determination to relax restrictions on foreign investment, several important issues regarding the new law still need to be answered.
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