Web2Asia

http://www.web2asia.com/

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Web2Asia (http://www.web2asia.com) is an award-winning Shanghai-based full service digital marketing agency, certified recommended star TP ("Taobao Partner") and ad tech company with additional offices in Beijing and Hangzhou. Its core services include China multi-channel marketing and sales strategy development, e-commerce operations as well as programmatic buying and optimization with a performance focus. The company provides one-stop-solution E-commerce marketplace store setup & ongoing management - such as on Tmall, Tmall Global, JD.com, JD Worldwide or WeChat.

Active since 2006, the company has grown to over 230 people staff and with it's expanded group holding is currently one of China’s leading service and technology providers in the intersection of digital marketing, e-commerce and O2O. Clients represent a wide range of brands such as Esprit, Marks & Spencer, Platinum Guild International, BP Castrol, Costa Coffee, Mondelez Kraft Foods, GEOX, Speedo, Logitech, D’Addario, Bosch, Ebates, Jimdo, Specialized Bicycle Components, Swarovski, Intersport, Overstock.com, Laureate Universities, United Dutch Breweries, METRO, Cambridge Satchel Company, Bellroy, Real Madrid, Kitbag, Kobe Inc., GROHE, Friesland Campina, Müller Milk Group, Blue Nile, Hutchinson Hain Organic, Behr, hansgrohe, Taylor Swift, Dyson, Jabra, Hasbro, Bestseller Group and DM Drogerie Markt.

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Location

China, Shanghai

Employees

51-200

Phone

+86 21 3227 0872

Founded date

2008

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Apr 24, 2012	Some Users In China Reporting Access To Facebook, Despite Ban [Update: Looks Like It’s Blocked Again]	A sign of a crack in the Great Chinese Firewall? Internet users in China today are reporting that they are able to access Facebook in the country: some say they can access the site through mobile Internet connections and iOS apps; others ar...
Nov 29, 2010	Users in China cannot see Google's search box – Another attack?	BREAKING: We just heard from Web2Asia in China that users there, when opening Google.com, find that the search box is completely missing. This has been the case for the past 30 minutes we’re told. More to follow… Update: Google says it was ...
Sep 20, 2010	Alibaba and eBay: More competition than cooperation, despite a show of friendship	The seventh annual AliFest featured Chinese internet giant Alibaba Group‘s global ambitions and its complicated relationships with eBay and Yahoo. By far the most intriguing speaker was eBay chief executive John Donahue, whose company was p...
May 26, 2010	GeeksOnAPlane Get First Crash Course On Asia's Internet Market In Shanghai	Traveling around the world, learning, networking, sharing – that’s what GeeksOnAPlane (GOAP), a field trip of sorts (which takes place a couple of times a year), is mainly about. This time, the tour is leading a group of 30+ geeks (mainly f...
Apr 7, 2010	China’s top four social networks: RenRen, Kaixin001, Qzone, and 51.com	Facebook is a non-entity in China, but the country is chock full of social networking fans who belong to four different social sites. The actual Facebook.com is blocked by government censors (Chinese sites all obediently and quickly remove ...
Apr 7, 2010	China’s top four social networks: RenRen, Kaixin001, Qzone, and 51.com	We are excited to bring Transform 2022 back in-person July 19 and virtually July 20 - 28. Join AI and data leaders for insightful talks and exciting networking opportunities. Register today! Facebook is a non-entity in China, but the countr...
Dec 16, 2009	Chinese Government To Police Social Games	Editor’s note: This is a guest post by Shanghai-based social market researchers Kai Lukoff and Lucas Englehardt from BloggerInsight, a company spun off from Web2Asia which crowdsources market intelligence through an online expert panel of b...
Oct 29, 2009	China’s growing addiction: online farming games	A new agrarian revolution has occured in China, but only in the virtual worlds of social games. Social farm games now dominate all major Chinese social networking sites — RenRen (formerly Xiaonei), Kaixin001, 51.com, and QQ’s QZone. The May...
Oct 29, 2009	China’s growing addiction: online farming games	Did you miss a session from GamesBeat Summit 2022? All sessions are available to stream now. Learn more. A new agrarian revolution has occured in China, but only in the virtual worlds of social games. Social farm games now dominate all majo...
Oct 15, 2009	China Bans Foreign Investment In Lucrative Online Gaming Market? Not Quite.	Earlier this week, there was a bit of a ruckus over a mandate that was released over the weekend by the Chinese General Administration of Press and Publication and the National Copyright Administration, which suggested that foreign investor...
Sep 16, 2009	Alibaba Turns 10 – Aims To Create 100 Million Jobs, Employ 10 Million People	This is a guest post by Shanghai-based entrepreneur George Godula. His company Web2Asia partners with Western Internet companies for market entry in Eastern Asia, and also does early stage investments in local tech startups. George had the ...
Jul 7, 2009	China Blocks Access To Twitter, Facebook After Riots	Following last weekend’s deadly riots in its western region of Xinjiang, China’s central government has taken all the usual steps to block citizens from accessing foreign web services: aside from crippling Internet service in general, the a...
Jul 7, 2009	China blocks Twitter, Facebook, most Web 2.0	Google and YouTube also censored as a means of hiding bloody riots It looks like China is once again terrified at the prospect that its one billion citizens could login to Twitter to tell the world “what they’re doing.” China took steps thi...
Jun 14, 2009	GeeksOnAPlane Briefing On The Chinese Tech Industry At Startonomics Beijing	This past Thursday, the GeeksOnAPlane group of traveling techies had the opportunity to attend Startonomics Beijing and learn about broad swaths of the Chinese web industry. The speakers, who represented companies such as Google China, Kong...
Apr 5, 2009	Chinese Social Networks 'Virtually' Out-Earn Facebook And MySpace: A Market Analysis	Editor’s Note: Social networks are taking off in China. The following guest post by George Godula. David Li, and Richard Yu explores how Chinese social networks are pursuing different business models than their American counterparts, relyin...
Mar 30, 2009	Google China Signs Big Music For Free MP3 Search Engine	Google China has taken the beta label off its dedicated, free MP3 search engine now that the local Google branch announced deals with all four major music labels (Warner, Universal, EMI and Sony) at a press conference earlier today. The web...
Mar 27, 2009	Little Jimdo lands a big Japanese fish – major telco deal for German startup	Given the US economy is tanking right now, I wonder if there is not a wider trend for European startups to start thinking about Asia as a more viable place to make deals and potential exits. Certainly TechCrunch has been speculating on whet...
Feb 24, 2009	China's Social Network QZone Is Big, But Is It Really The Biggest?	Tencent, China’s largest Internet portal mostly known to us for its hugely popular instant messenger product QQ, published an updated report on the user numbers of its social networking service QZone last week. The report was only available...
Feb 24, 2009	Chinese social network Qzone: The worldwide market leader?	Neither Facebook nor MySpace nor other international social networks can claim to be the single largest one in the world, if a recent press release by leading Chinese social network Qzone is to be believed. The site, part of the larger Tenc...
Nov 8, 2008	I'm in China this week, guest posts and adding a contributor	This week I will be heading over to China to take part in a pretty interesting trip. I’m heading out to the inaugural China 2.0 Tour which is shaping up to be one of the most interesting opportunities to learn about startups and high-tech i...
Jul 13, 2008	China: Web use accelerates, e-business still lagging	[Editor’s Note: Silicon Valley venture firms and technology companies have been active in China for years, but with mixed results. Domestic search company Baidu has beat out Google for much of the market, local social networks like tencent....

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FAQ about Web2Asia

When was Web2Asia founded?

Web2Asia was founded in 2008.

What has the press written about Web2Asia?

Parsers VC has collected 22 articles mentioning Web2Asia, among them “Some Users In China Reporting Access To Facebook, Despite Ban [Update: Looks Like It’s Blocked Again]” (Apr 24, 2012) and “Users in China cannot see Google's search box – Another attack?” (Nov 29, 2010).

Is Web2Asia still active?

Yes, Web2Asia is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Jul 24, 2019.