Chinese brands are adapting to local market demands by understanding consumer preferences, offering products at various price points, and providing comprehensive services(4). They are positioning themselves as local brands, building reputations through quality products and after-sales support, and avoiding impractical, flashy approaches. This allows them to compete effectively in emerging markets and cater to the unique needs of each region.
How are Chinese brands adapting to local market demands?
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