Research Reports:
Insights into the Chinese Market in Canada
Want to take the guesswork out of marketing to the Chinese community in Canada?
Our research reports provide current insights into an evolving $61 billion market with household incomes 1.4 higher than the Canadian average.
As respected thought leaders, we partnered with Vivintel, a leading cross-media and consumer research firm, to study one of Canada’s most lucrative markets.
Our resulting product – Chinese Market Study – is the first comprehensive research and media study on the Chinese market in Canada in more than a decade. The companion study, Chinese Consumer Automotive Report, dives into the reactions, attitudes, and behaviours of Chinese consumers in automotive shopping. Our findings are current and illustrated with robust visual data sourced from Canada’s largest urban centres.
Valued at $61 billion, we have taken the time to understand this fast-growing market to help our clients focus on the work that they do best.
Our research reports can transform the way you market to Chinese consumers. Purchase our report to deepen your insights and grow your business.
Report Title: Chinese Market Study
Media Usage and Behaviour, Demographics, and Observations on the Chinese Market in Canada and its Importance to Your Marketing
Pages: 98, Format: PDF
Published: October 2020
Price: $2,849
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Please note that digital copy will be emailed, printed copies are not available.
Want Chinese customers to pay attention to your brand? Fill the knowledge gap with the Chinese Market Study, the first comprehensive research and media study on the Chinese market in Canada in more than a decade.
This report provides a demographic overview of the Chinese consumer and covers key topics such as media consumption, preferences, and behaviours, cultural event opportunities, attitudinal statements, and more.
Our report will help you make informed decisions on your media choices, language(s) of communication, promotional events, and engagements to create brand awareness and ultimately, market to your customers.
It also equips marketers with full knowledge and an in-depth understanding of Chinese consumers in relation to their consumption of media. Additionally, it enables them to employ better media choices for reaching the Chinese audience that they desire.
The report segments the Chinese consumer by tenancy and age groups, providing greater insights into:
- Chinese demographics in Toronto and
- Chinese consumer expenditure in Canada and by markets, tenure, age groups.
- Chinese consumer attitudes toward advertising and communication.
- An in-depth analysis of the Chinese consumer by tenure or the number of years of residency in Canada.
- An in-depth analysis of the Chinese consumer by different age groups, ages 18-34, ages 35-49, ages 50+
- An insight into the composition of traditional, digital, and social media measured in the study, helping marketers plan and make better-informed media buying decisions.
Vivintel (Vividata’s custom research arm) released its inaugural ‘Ethnic Study: Insights into the Chinese Consumer’ in November 2019. The Study reveals a population of 1.2 Million adults of Chinese origin, aged 18+, in the Toronto CMA and Vancouver CMA.
The information in our report will help you make informed decisions on your media choices, the language(s) of communication, promotional events, and engagements to create brand awareness and ultimately, market to your customers.
Our report helps equip marketers with full knowledge and an in-depth understanding of Chinese consumers in relation to their consumption of media. Additionally, enables them to employ better media choices for reaching the Chinese audience that they desire.
The report covers a wide spectrum of these demographics and media, saving you valuable time from cross-tabulations, data analysis, and interpretation.
The Survey was conducted from mid-August to the end of September 2019 with a sample of 2,502 respondents (aged 18 and over), identified as being of Chinese origin, and residing in the Toronto cumulative market area (CMA) and Vancouver CMA. The sample consisted of those born in Canada, Chinese Canadian citizens and permanent residents, international students, those on an international co-op or internship, and those residing in Canada on a temporary work permit. The survey excludes Chinese visitors to Canada. Results are projected to StatsCan’s reporting of the Chinese population in Toronto and Vancouver by age and gender.
