What exactly are the factors that would prompt your website to gain the undivided attention of the Chinese? If you’re engaged in a social media, B2B website, what should you consider so that you will not be last in this seemingly endless, fast changing race? Who are the key players in the social networking website field, who is the winner and is there ever a chance for you to be a part of the whole hoopla? What if you’re just one of the consumers and you want to know which website provides the best service, what factors should you consider and which of the leaders is the definite, hands down winner for you?
These are just a few of the questions that you might find yourself seeking answers for when you compare China’s “LinkedIn” clones. Now that we all know LinkedIn is not exactly “welcome” in China and may even suffer the same fate as with Facebook and Twitter, which “LinkedIn” clones should China and the Chinese dip their fingers into?
Tianji (Tianji.com) seems to be a heavy favorite these days. Although its competitor, Ushi (Ushi.cn) garners the best traffic rank somehow, Tianji has good on-site time statistics --- and we all know that this is a very important detail to take into consideration. Another clone is Wealink (Wealink.com), which, according to recent reports, has been floating somehow but has not been receiving that much favorable statistics and hits compared to the two previously mentioned websites.
So now you might be asking --- Is Ushi.cn the seemingly better choice? With good on-site time and pretty high traffic rank, surely this site is good for B2B, right? The truth of the matter is --- it’s all a matter of choice and preference. And quite frankly, your budget and the time you’re willing to invest on these B2B sites.
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