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2021-02-08 07:24
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2021年2月8日发(作者:nyan)


How to make a million in a year? First, start a micro-blog, post


catchy photos and get famous. Next, open an online shop.


That is what Fei Bao is doing.



One Sunday afternoon in May, Fei Bao live-streams from her


office in downtown Beijing to hype the launch of her clothes


store on Taobao, an online shopping website by Alibaba. Fei


Bao is a PhD student at the University of International


Business and Economics. Like many other up-and-coming


web stars, Fei Bao built her fame on twitter-like Weibo and


then was discovered by incubators. Now she stands at the


forefront of one of China's most enterprising industries.


Sales from the Taobao's web star shops doubled from April


2015 to March 2016. According to a CBNData report, China's


web star economy will be worth over US$$8.7 billion in 2016,


triple UNIQLO's 2015 sales in China.


Fei Bao's web stream lasted three hours. She changed clothes


in a sample room, walked out, spun to offer a view of the


clothes in front of the camera, and chatted for 15 minutes


before putting on a new outfit. Over 30,000 people watched


the stream.


It's Fei Bao's second experience with Taobao live streaming.



about this is the conversion rate. While live streaming on


Taobao, you can send links. So even if you are just chatting


away, about yourself, they'll ask you where you got your


mascara.



volumes have become very significant. Some of those shops


sell hundreds of millions of yuan a year. One million for a new


release is only normal,


at a web star incubator.


Running a shop on Taobao takes a whole team, hence the


importance of web star incubators. They sign stars and hire


designers, photographers, copy writers, and Weibo


operations staff --- and take a cut of the profits. Most of them


are in Hangzhou, China's e-commerce capital, and tier-1 cities


like Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou.


Xu Zihan is a co-founder of Weidu, a web star incubator. Plans


for Weidu began in mid 2015, and by early 2016 the business


had already moved from Guangzhou to Beijing's most trendy


area



Sanlitun. Her office window offers an extended view of

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