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Jiuxiaoer vs Waima Songjiu: Private-Domain Foundation or Platform Ecosystem — Which Is More "Irreplaceable"?
Jiuxiaoer and Waima Songjiu have both crossed RMB 6 billion in GMV — one betting on private-domain, self-built operations, the other leaning on the Meituan ecosystem. This article takes a cool-eyed look at the two routes, and points out that a distributor's real moat is not which route they pick, but whether they manage to hold user assets in their own hands.
Headquarters Build the Buzz, Stores Make the Sale: That's How to Wire the Liquor Industry's Video Loop
Liquor video-ization has become an organizational behavior, yet most distilleries stall on "traffic with nowhere to go". This article proposes a three-tier account matrix (headquarters, regional, terminal) plus a five-layer infrastructure (content, membership, fulfillment, data, organization) as a complete solution, deployed through consulting with tool accompaniment to turn video traffic into repeatable user assets. It is a ready-to-follow playbook for both liquor brands and distributors.
When Distilleries Start Making AI Short Dramas, Baijiu Marketing Enters a "Content Arms Race"
In the first half of 2026, China's AI drama and animated-drama market hit RMB 22 billion, with Douyin adding 221,900 AI dramas and animated dramas in six months—roughly one every 13 minutes. Distilleries including Huanggou, Guangliang, Wuliangye, Hainan Coconut Island, and Pagoda Brand have all jumped into AI short dramas. But behind the hype, AI only lowers the barrier to making a drama; what decides whether audiences stay hooked is still the content itself. The real test for distilleries is turning the people who watched the drama into their own members—delivering follow-through and accumulating user assets through a "content–consumer–data" triple loop.
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