Alibaba still dominates Chinese ecommerce with Taobao for C2C and Tmall for B2C. The other major player in B2C space is JD.com, currently this company holds about a quarter of the total market.

WeChat Weidian is another newcomer that is quickly gaining traction in Chinese m-commerce but it is not featured in this infographic due to lack of available data.

Other platforms in China ecommerce landscape are significantly smaller with market share in single digits. They also tend to be more specialized – for example, Suning and Gome mainly sell appliances and electronics while Vancle is a clothing branded retailer.

China ecommerce landscape

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We will cover various pros and cons of JD vs. Tmall in upcoming articles. Today’s post will feature the latest infographic by Go-Globe that visually shows what JD is all about.

JD prominence in China’s ecommerce market is bound to grow due to several reason. First one is JD’s recent partnership with Tencent, the company behind WeChat. This would add a powerful mobile component to JD market strategy.

Second reason is that the most popular search engine in China, Baidu, is also cooperating with JD. As a result, due to this partnership on one hand, and the ongoing war with Alibaba on the other, only JD links are displayed in Baidu search results. This provides another powerful source of traffic and makes selling on JD a very attractive opportunity.

Here the full infographic:

Selling on JD – platform overview

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