Market Entry & Business Acceleration in China, Japan & Korea
Research, Localization, Representation, Incubation, Online Marketing & PR
We focus on internationalizing Internet & Web 2.0 communities, e-Commerce companies as well as online gaming and mobile app developers that want want to expand to or from East Asia.
Interactive Media companies and e-Commerce providers today have to think globally from the outset of their lifecycle. In terms of East Asia, they can no longer afford to consider the region - especially China - as just an outsourcing development location to reduce costs. They need much more of a market entry strategy to benefit from the exponential growth potential of these rapidly developing markets. Consider the latest figures from China:
- By the end of 2008 China had reached 290 mio. Internet users, approx. 232 mio. (80%) broadband users and 84.5 mio. handset mobile Internet users; China is the country with the most internet users in the world.
- The growth rate was up to 56.2%, entering a new round of rapid growth.
- In the mobile phone sector China reported 660 mio. subscribers by the beginning of 2009, surpassing the numbers of subscribers in the USA back in 2004.
- E-Commerce in China generated a turnover (B2C & C2C excl. online-travel booking) of RMB 59.4 billion (approx. EUR 5.5 billion EUR) in 2007.
Successful Internationalization is a challenge that few have mastered
International expansion and Web 2.0 internationalization is inherently costly and holds many risks. High up-front investments and the lack of management bandwidth are some of the main obstacles. Moreover: speed matters. While Internet & Mobile Applications companies must grow on their home turf to reach critical user mass, local competitors are duplicating their business models abroad.
When it comes to entering markets like China, Japan or Korea with their diversified cultures and foreign legal and economic systems - finding the right local workforce or partner is even more crucial. This is where Web2Asia comes into play.
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With a Western as well as Asian management and executive team we combine the best of both worlds to maximize your success in tapping new markets and sustaining the existing momentum from your home market.
We act not merely as a consultant for entry strategies or a software development outsourcing company but as a complete partner to successfully internationalize, localize, launch and scale your Web 2.0, Internet, e-Commerce or mobile applications business for you.
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Learn more about us & our services or contact us directly. Our representatives in Europe, the USA and Asia are there for you in your time zone and language. E-commerce in China, Web 2.0 in China, mobile payments in Japan, online games in Korea - we know how its done.
Meet us at one of the following industry events in 2009 - check frequently for updates!
| 12.03.09 | SXSW Interactive | Austin | Link | |||
| 23.03.09 | GDC09 | San Francisco | Link | |||
| 24.03.09 | GamesBeat2009 | San Francisco | Link | |||
| 05.05.09 | Next09 | Hamburg | Link | |||
| 21.05.09 |
CHINICT 2009 |
Beijing | Link | |||
| 09.06.09 | ad:tech Singapore |
Singapore | Link | |||
| 23.07.09 | ChinaJoy | Shanghai | Link | |||
| 01.09.09 | Lift Asia |
Korea | Link | |||
| 14.09.09 | TechCrunch50 | San Francisco |
Link | |||
| 15.09.09 | Blog Talk Asia 2009 | Korea | Link | |||
| 11.09.09 | Alibaba Alifest 2009 | Hangzhou | Link | |||
| 22.09.09 | SN World Forum Asia | Singapore | Link | |||
| 11.10.09 | GDC China |
Shanghai | Link | |||
| 12.10.09 | Global Mobile Congress 09 |
Shanghai | Link | |||
| 16.11.09 | Web 2.0 Expo |
New York |
Link | |||
| 17.11.09 |
ad:tech Beijing | Beijing | Link | |||
| 10.12.09 | LeWeb09 | Paris | Link | |||
| 17.12.09 | X|Media|Lab Beijing |
Beijing | Link |
In 2008 we attended the following industry events:
| 06.02.08 | Lift08 | Geneva | Link | |||||
| 08.02.08 | Barcamp Mitteldeutschland | Jena | Link | |||||
| 07.03.08 | Media'08 | Sydney | Link | |||||
| 18.03.08 | Benelux Ventures | Brussels | Link | |||||
| 19.03.08 | Plugg | Brussels | Link | |||||
| 02.04.08 | Re:publica 08 |
Berlin | Link | |||||
| 03.04.08 | The Next Web 08 | Amsterdam | Link | |||||
| 17.04.08 | Future of Web Design | London | Link | |||||
| 22.04.08 | Web 2.0 Expo San Francisco | San Francisco | Link | |||||
| 23.04.08 | WWW2008 | Beijing | Link | |||||
| 23.04.08 | Shanghai IT Day 2008 | Shanghai | Link | |||||
| 28.04.08 | I-Techpartner | Stockholm | Link | |||||
| 08.05.08 | X|Media|Lab Suzhou | Suzhou | Link | |||||
| 14.05.08 | Venture Lounge | Hamburg | Link | |||||
| 15.05.08 | Next08 | Hamburg | Link | |||||
| 22.05.08 | CHINICT Rising Stars |
Beijing | Link | |||||
| 26.05.08 | Webinale08 | Karlsruhe | Link | |||||
| 31.05.08 | Barcamp Bodensee | Friedrichshafen | Link | |||||
| 24.06.08 | Asia-Pac Web2.0 Conference | Singapore | Link | |||||
| 17.07.08 | ChinaJoy | Shanghai | Link | |||||
| 23.09.08 | Internet Summit '08 | Nanjing | Link | |||||
| 25.09.08 | Demo08 China | Beijing | Link | |||||
| 14.10.08 | OpenWebAsia'08 | Seoul | Link | |||||
| 15.10.08 | Demo08 Germany | Munich | Link | |||||
| 21.10.08 | Internet World | Munich | Link | |||||
| 22.10.08 | 3rd Shanghai IT Day | Shanghai | Link | |||||
| 28.10.08 | Venture Lounge | Munich | Link | |||||
| 05.11.08 | Web 2.0 Conference | Berlin | Link | |||||
| 05.11.08 | Web 2.0 Expo | Berlin | Link | |||||
| 15.11.08 | Chinese Blogger Con | Guangzhou | Link |










