Core Insights - The global online video and traditional television market revenue is expected to exceed $1 trillion by 2030, driven primarily by online video growth as the pay-TV market stagnates [1] - By 2025, global streaming video revenue is projected to reach $214.6 billion, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 12.8% [1] - Online video subscription revenue is anticipated to account for 77% of the total streaming video revenue by 2025 [1]

Core Insights - The article discusses the marketing insights for high-value consumer groups in China by 2025, highlighting the increasing mobile internet usage and the importance of targeting the 19-50 age demographic [2][6][9]. Group 1: User Engagement and Demographics - As of April 2025, the average monthly usage time for mobile internet in China exceeds 170 hours, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 6.6%, indicating significant user engagement potential [6]. - The 19-50 age group represents 61.4% of total monthly active users but accounts for 70.6% of total monthly usage time, showcasing their core value potential [2][6]. - Among this demographic, 82.2% have an online spending capability exceeding 1,000 yuan, with mobile video and social media consuming 42.7% and 25.1% of their time, respectively [3][9]. Group 2: Marketing Trends and Strategies - The 19-50 age group is identified as a key target for marketing due to their high consumption decision-making power and spending capacity [9][11]. - In the first four months of 2025, mobile video and social media platforms captured 41.9% and 19.1% of advertising spending, respectively, indicating a shift in marketing strategies towards these platforms [11]. - The report emphasizes the need for platforms to explore user value, particularly focusing on high-engagement users who exhibit diverse characteristics based on the services provided by different platforms [5][15]. Group 3: Platform-Specific Insights - Social media and short video platforms cater to users' fragmented time, with a relatively small variance in usage duration among users, while video platforms require longer engagement times [16][18]. - WeChat and Weibo maintain high coverage of high-value users, while Xiaohongshu shows strong growth potential among younger demographics [21][26]. - The preferences of high-value users vary across platforms, with WeChat users showing interest in financial management and leisure travel, while Weibo users focus on outdoor activities and health [28][30]. Group 4: Short Video and Online Video Platforms - Short video platforms are characterized by high user scale and engagement, with a growing proportion of high-value users aged 19-35 [34][36]. - Online video platforms rely on high-value users for active engagement, with a strong inclination towards shopping, making them critical for advertising conversion [49][59]. - The content preferences of high-value users on video platforms include genres like fantasy, comedy, and workplace themes, which influence advertising strategies [57][63].