Search results
Our Values. Pinduoduo's core value is "本分" (Ben Fen). It is difficult to express it perfectly in English, but it essentially means to adhere firmly to one's own duties and principles. There are several layers of meaning here:
拼多多作为新电商开创者，致力于将娱乐社交的元素融入电商运营中，通过“社交+电商”的模式，让更多的用户带着乐趣分享实惠，享受全新的共享式购物体验。
Pinduoduo Inc. (Chinese: 拼多多; Pinyin: Pīn duōduō) is a Chinese online retailer with a focus on the traditional agriculture industry. The business is the largest product of PDD Holdings , which also owns the online marketplace Temu .
Apr 22, 2020 · Pinduoduo has quickly risen to become the third-largest e-commerce player in China behind Alibaba and JD.com. But the two giants are now looking to fend off the challenge from PDD.
Pinduoduo offers an interactive and fun “virtual bazaar” experience to our users, anywhere and anytime. Check out our App!
True to its slogan "Together, More savings, More fun", Pinduoduo brings fun into consumers' shopping journey. As a company rooted in agriculture, Pinduoduo has worked with more than 16 million farmers and their communities to take part in and benefit from the fast-growing digital economy.
Fast forward 17 years and Bezos might have another Chinese counterpart to worry about: PDD Holdings, the parent of domestic online retailer Pinduoduo and cross-border e-commerce platform Temu.
Mar 13, 2024 · How Pinduoduo has used social sharing to hack its way to growth. Pinduoduo’s name in Chinese literally translates into “join together more more”, and a large part of its success can be attributed to this approach: encouraging shoppers to band together to secure discounts as a group.
Feb 9, 2022 · Next, we explored and analyzed each of China's three main e-commerce market players (i.e. Alibaba, JD, and Pinduoduo) in detail as part of individual company series (below): Alibaba Series. Alibaba (Part 1): Introducing the Alibaba Ecosystem and Commerce Empire.
Jan 13, 2024 · When Pinduoduo’s monthly active users in China peaked in 2022, PDD started looking to make an impact overseas. Its first major push abroad came in September of that year with the launch of Temu—short for “team up, price down”—in the US, a market Alibaba has tried and failed to crack.
