Posted by Harrace, Senior Internet Marketing Coach

With the unprecedented success of eOneNet’s Internet marketing services and Internet marketing coaching programs in Asia, we will be excited to introduce the first Internet marketing affiliate program - offline.

This is the first offline Internet marketing affiliate program to be launched in Asia! The objective of this program is to enable the affiliate to earn a substantial income for referring customers to purchase any of eOneNet’s products, services, or coaching programs.

Details of this program will be released to qualified applicants only. Initially, applications are only open to graduates of eOneNet’s Internet marketing coaching in Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong and China.

If you are interested to grab this lucrative making money opportunity, please let me know.

Posted by Fione Tan, head internet marketing coach

China has already overtaken the USA as the country with the highest internet users in the world! 

The 3 top popular search engines in USA - Google, Yahoo! and MSN, are not ranked within the top 3 sites in China.

Which are the top portals and most popoular search engines in China?

The China web portals listed below according to the generated highest amount of revenues in 2007 include:-

1. Tencent (most popular application is the instant messaging QQ) - US$523.1 million

2. NetEase - US$316.1 million

3. Sina - US$246.1 million

4. Baidu search engine - US$239.1 million

5. Sohu - US$188.9 million

Compare the list above with the current revenues earned by search engines & portals in the USA below:-

1. Google - US$16.6 billion

2. Yahoo! - US$7 billion

3. AOL - US$5.2 billion

4. MSN - US$4 billion

This shows that the current China portals and search engines are still having tremendous opportunities for expansion as most of these China portals are relying on non-advertising based revenues as their main source of income (except for Baidu who is earning 99.8% of its income from online ads).

Have you started selling online to China yet?

Posted by Fione Tan, head Internet Marketing Coach

Which country / region now has the World’s No.1 Internet population?

It has been Asia since about 2 years ago. What is surprising is the no. 1 country is now probably China!

According to China Internet Network Information Center (CINIC), the online population for China has reached 220 million in Feb 2008. During the same period, the USA internet population was estimated at 217 million only. So if China maintains the growth rate for 2007 this year, China’s no. of Internet users can be comfortably No.1 before the end of 2008.

This shows that selling to the Chinese population is definitely one of the hottest new markets for making money online.

eOneNet has also been selling products, services and training to the China market, including our RMB10,000+ Internet Marketing Video and RMB20,000+ training programs.

Here are 5 tips to sell to China online:

Tip #1: Do a Chinese website

In China, it should be simplified Chinese (same for Singapore and Malaysia), whereas for Hong Kong and Taiwan, it should be traditional Chinese. So if your current website is in English , you will need to translate it to simplified Chinese, since most people in China do searches in simplified Chinese. So if your website does not have Chinese contents, there is no way for your site to come up in search engines results.

Tip #2  Search for Popular Keywords in China

You will need to know what people in China are searching and buying for, in particular the Chinese keywords.

First of all, you will need to identify the popular Chinese keywords people are searching for in China in the top search engines, such as Baidu, Yahoo China, Sina, and Google China. You will need to identify the research tools in these different search engines. Because the search behaviour for people in China will be different from people in US, or even Hong Kong. The details will be covered in one of the new topics in our Advanced Internet Marketing Coaching program

Tip #3 Do Chinese SEO (Search Engine Optimization)

Some of you may already have an idea what is SEO? If you are targetting the China market, you will also need to do Chinese SEO for your Chinese version, and get top rankings in China search engines. Most of the stuffs that work for English SEO also work for Chinese SEO. The main difference is to identify different China keywords research tools and the China search engines. More details will be also covered in our Advanced coaching program.

Most of our customers from China found out about our sites from one of these search engines. Even they never attended our seminars or met us before, they could fork out RMB10,000+ to buy our DVDs online!

If you search 互聯網行銷 or  互联网行销 (which is Internet Marketing in Chinese) in Yahoo.com.cn, see which is the No.1 website.

For Tip#4 and #5, Click the link here.

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Posted by Harrace (Singapore)

China’s Internet users grew 23.4% to 137 million, according to the latest report of the China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC).

Wow, it is almost certain that China’s Internet users will surpass U.S.’s 157 million within the next 2 years, if China continues to grow at the rate of about 20% per year.

What are the opportunities we can grab in this soon-to-be the World’s largest Internet market?

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By Harrace (Shenzhen)

I was in Shenzhen, China while writing this post, which took about 45 minutes by train from Tsimshatsui in Kowloon. I was reading the Nanfang Daily newspaper and note some interesting Internet stats. China Internet population has surpassed 123 million, of which 29.5% go online in Internet bar. (more…)

China netizens (internet citizens) were among the top online shoppers in Asia, with an average of 71.3% having tried online shopping. According to a news report from China People’s Daily, from 350 billion yuan in 2005, online transactions shot up to 553.1 billion yuan in 2005 (that’s about US$70 billion).

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Have you wondered what China online gamers are attracted to? They spend an average of 11 hours weekly playing online games.

Over 63.6% are playing cyber games from home and their university dormitories. While 38.8% are accessing online games from an internet café and 30% played cyber games while in their working place.

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Before you start to sell to over 120 million China internet users, you should know what target market to focus on.

China, being the largest internet population in Asia, and this number is still growing year by year. Here I’ll share with you on a recent study by the China Internet Network Information Center in June 2006.

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