Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences
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Series Vol. 29 , 10 November 2023
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With the rapid advancement of science and technology and the increasing popularity of the Internet, traditional offline sales have failed to satisfy the needs of consumers. This trend has caused concern and competitiveness in the cosmetics industry. In the second and third-tier markets, Proya is a fast-growing brand that has undergone three stages of development: establishing the brand, exploring external expansion, and strategic upgrading. To cope with fierce market competition, Proya needs to seize the Internet development trend, strengthen brand building, transform and upgrade from a channel brand to a consumer brand, and enhance online sales channels for strategic upgrading. Proya has successfully rebuilt its brand image, expanded its consumer base, and captured market share for its future development by expanding Douyin's e-commerce business and launching the low-cost Ruby Essence. To become a century-old brand, Proya must adhere to high-quality products and services and strengthen communication with consumers.
online competition strategy, Proya, Douyin
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