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[Review] The Rise Of The New East

YoungUpstarts

They should also consider launching online B2C or B2B platforms incorporating mobile and social-commerce. This is supported by the East’s dispersed and young populations, high mobile penetration rates, growth of 2nd and 3rd tier inner cities (particularly in China), and traffic congestion. A “China + 1″ Strategy.

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How To Prepare Your Ecommerce Business For The Future

YoungUpstarts

Making the changes now so that your business can meet the demands of the ever increasing customer base is crucial if you want your company to be successful in the long-term. These users, living in fast-developing countries like China, India, and Indonesia, will soon start to develop their own spending power. Why Mobile Matters.

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Transportation, On-Demand And The Asian Economy – Asian Horizons

YoungUpstarts

When we say on-demand, the glorious image of Silicon Valley and its technological environs pops up in the layman’s mind, and even that may be too imaginative. For several different versions of the on-demand economy in other parts of the world, the term itself may be alien, its implications unknown. Grab In Focus. Hyperlocal Focus.

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Progressive Web Apps: What Do Marketers Need to Know?

ConversionXL

Mobile sites get more visitors, but apps fare better for engagement and conversion rates: comScore Mobile Metrix, U.S, Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) have the potential to combine mobile reach with native app engagement. Check out any of these sites on your mobile device to experience a PWA first-hand: Order a Starbucks coffee.

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Expanding your startup into Asia? Here’s how to build out your operations in the region

The Next Web

The inspiration for my second post came from the many CEOs and entrepreneurs who come to me knowing they want to go after Asia and are aware of their target markets, but unsure of the best approach to start building out their operations on the ground. Hire the right people – local and entrepreneurial.

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How to raise money for your startup from VCs and investors in Asia

The Next Web

Thailand, Indonesia, Korea, and Vietnam each have a couple of very good VC firms. This is driven both by supply and demand. But unfortunately, if you’re based in one of those countries and cannot impress one of them, then there are not many other options. In most markets, there are very few VCs and a ton of entrepreneurs chasing them.

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A dumb American’s perspective on investing in Southeast Asia

Hippoland

Mobile penetration in SEA is much higher than in the US (on a volume basis). The market that everyone seems to hone in on is Indonesia. Indonesia has 250m+ people, so it’s close to the size of the US. So maybe you start with Indonesia if you’re familiar with the market? But it’s important to further segment.

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