Core Insights - The article emphasizes the resilience of domestic consumption in 2024, driven by government policies and the emergence of experience-based consumption as a key trend [2][9][12]. Group 1: Market Changes - The marketing landscape is witnessing three significant changes: diversification of marketing touchpoints, continued dominance of IP and event marketing in capturing user traffic, and the rise of experiential consumption as a means to break through marketing barriers [2][3][4]. - Government policies, such as subsidies and trade-in programs, are significantly activating the market, particularly in durable goods like automobiles and home appliances [12][9]. - The 2024 consumption growth is characterized by a reliance on promotions, with notable growth disparities between high-elasticity and essential goods [11][12]. Group 2: Consumer Characteristics - The mobile internet user base continues to grow, leading to a shift from traffic competition to stock operation and value reconstruction in marketing [15][19]. - There is an increase in the usage of decision-making apps, indicating a trend towards multi-platform price comparison for optimal decision-making [17][19]. - Female consumers dominate high-value purchases, while male consumers are increasingly focused on self-satisfaction, particularly in technology-related categories [21][23]. Group 3: Marketing Strategies - AI is being widely adopted in content creation, enhancing efficiency and quality, while also raising concerns about copyright and content details [25][27]. - Brands are focusing on integrating marketing resources at key points to enhance conversion rates and improve return on investment (ROI) [56][61]. - The marketing approach is evolving towards a multi-faceted strategy that balances brand exposure with asset accumulation, leveraging both hard advertising and content marketing [49][51]. Group 4: Media Ecosystem - The media landscape is entering a phase of value deepening, with short videos, social media, and e-commerce leading marketing growth [5][37]. - The content and scene value of media are crucial for capturing user attention, with significant growth in advertising capacity for video and social media platforms [37][40]. - Marketing resources are increasingly concentrating on top-tier and e-commerce media, indicating a trend towards commercializing high-traffic platforms [44][46]. Group 5: Future Trends - The marketing core is shifting from traffic to user engagement, with a focus on multi-touchpoint coverage and deep content to enhance user loyalty [48][86]. - Brands are expected to continue leveraging experiential marketing and cultural IPs to create deeper emotional connections with consumers [76][81].