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This article details Kuaishou E-commerce’s fourth stop of its "Harvest China" campaign in Jiangsu, and shares key practical insights for consumers:

1. Campaign core arrangements: Launched on June 2 in Huai'an, Jiangsu, the campaign centers on Jiangsu’s signature industrial belts. Multiple Kuaishou influencers will host origin-tracing live streams and featured product sessions, showcasing local specialties including Hongze spicy goose, crayfish, and seasonal fresh produce. Consumers can follow the participating influencers’ live streams to purchase high cost-performance goods directly from the source.

2. Proven track record: Prior "Harvest China" stops have been held in Inner Mongolia, Yunnan, Shandong and other regions. The Inner Mongolia stop generated over ¥50 million in GMV, with a 4x increase in the number of local merchants hitting ¥1 million GMV compared to pre-campaign levels. The Yunnan stop surpassed ¥200 million in GMV within 10 days of launch. This mature, proven model guarantees consumers high-quality source goods.

3. New buyer protection: This edition of the campaign adds a two-way selection event that matches quality products with influencers, so consumers can purchase goods that have been tested and vetted on-site by influencers, for greater shopping security.

This article outlines the collaboration model behind Kuaishou E-commerce’s "Harvest China" industrial belt IP, and shares key channel marketing insights for regional specialty brands:

1. New growth opportunities for marketing channels: Brands can participate in Kuaishou’s official industrial belt IP events like "Harvest China" to gain access to preferential platform traffic and precise influencer matching. Through influencer-led origin-tracing live streams, brands can share their product origin stories and showcase quality, build consumer trust quickly, expand full-scale online sales channels, and reach customers across the country.

2. Proven performance: Past events have delivered strong results: the Inner Mongolia stop generated over ¥50 million in GMV for local products, with a 4x increase in the number of local merchants hitting ¥1 million GMV, while the Yunnan stop surpassed ¥200 million in full-channel GMV within 10 days. This confirms the model effectively drives sales growth for brands.

3. Long-term partnership advantages: The campaign’s two-way selection event helps brands build stable long-term partnerships with influencers. Brands can also operate across multiple Kuaishou scenarios including short video, live streaming, and in-app search and display, aligning with the current consumer preference for direct-source quality goods and helping build brand awareness tied to product origin.

This article reveals Kuaishou E-commerce’s latest layout in the source industrial belt space, and shares growth insights for source sellers:

1. Policy and opportunity: Kuaishou is rolling out its "Harvest China" IP across key industrial belts nationwide, opening up collaboration to local source sellers. It provides resource support including platform traffic and influencer matching, and uses a "platform + influencer + industrial belt" collaboration model to help sellers break through geographic restrictions and expand into national markets.

2. Capability building and collaboration advantages: By participating in the campaign, sellers can build long-term partnerships with niche influencers through the two-way selection event, boost product trust via influencer origin-tracing live streams, improve their own online operation capabilities with platform support, and drive growth across full omnichannel scenarios including short video, live streaming, and in-app search and display.

3. Proven feasibility: The model’s effectiveness has been validated by prior stops: the Inner Mongolia stop delivered a 4x increase in the number of local sellers hitting ¥1 million GMV, while the Yunnan stop surpassed ¥200 million in GMV within 10 days. Local source sellers in Jiangsu can seize this collaboration opportunity to capture growth.

This article covers content e-commerce’s latest expansion into source industrial belts, and shares business opportunities and digital transformation insights for source manufacturing factories:

1. Business collaboration opportunities: Kuaishou’s "Harvest China" IP is expanding to key industrial belts nationwide, actively sourcing high-quality direct-source goods. Source factories can directly connect with platform and influencer resources, cutting out intermediate links to get their quality products in front of consumers across the country and win more orders.

2. Product development guidance: Both platforms and consumers currently favor high-quality specialty goods from specific origins. The Jiangsu stop focuses on advantageous local categories including seasonal fresh produce and processed foods. Factories can leverage their geographic advantages to adjust production and design around local specialty products to align with market demand.

3. Digital transformation insights: Factories can use content e-commerce industrial belt collaboration projects to advance their own online transformation. They can showcase their production process and product quality via influencer origin-tracing live streams to build consumer trust, and build their own online sales channels leveraging the platform’s multiple sales scenarios to achieve industrial upgrading.

This article outlines the growth trend of content e-commerce serving industrial belts, and shares key insights for e-commerce and industrial belt service providers:

1. Industry development trend: Content e-commerce platforms are now deepening their penetration into source industrial belts to drive the online operation of local specialty goods. "Content + industrial belt + omnichannel operation" has emerged as a new industry development direction. Platforms, merchants, and influencers all have demand for cross-party matching, which creates broad market space for service providers.

2. Core client pain points: Merchants in source industrial belts generally lack online operation experience and access to influencer connections, while influencers need a steady supply of high-quality direct-source goods to enrich their content offerings. This matching demand has long been underserved.

3. Business expansion direction: Service providers can leverage platform industrial belt IP events to act as a matching bridge connecting merchants, influencers, and platforms, participate in activities including two-way selection events. They can help merchants connect with influencers and improve online operation capabilities, while helping influencers source high-quality goods, allowing them to capitalize on the industrial belt digital transformation trend and expand their own business.

This article introduces Kuaishou E-commerce’s latest approach to industrial belt layout, and shares operational and expansion insights for peer e-commerce platforms:

1. Business expansion direction: Platforms can build their own dedicated industrial belt IP, and go deep into advantageous industrial belts across the country to source high-quality direct goods. This not only enriches the platform’s product assortment to meet consumer demand for high cost-performance source goods, but also expands the platform’s merchant base and drives overall GMV growth.

2. Replicable operational model: Platforms can adopt the "platform + influencer + industrial belt" collaboration model, which combines influencer origin-tracing live streams with a merchant-influencer two-way selection event. On one hand, it helps source merchants improve online operation capabilities and connect to traffic; on the other, it helps influencers enrich their product supply and build consumer trust, delivering win-win results for all parties.

3. Proven experience: The model has been validated across multiple stops: the Inner Mongolia stop generated over ¥50 million in GMV with a 4x increase in the number of merchants hitting ¥1 million GMV, and the Yunnan stop surpassed ¥200 million in GMV within 10 days, delivering stable results. This model also allows platforms to fulfill their social responsibility of supporting the real economy and regional industrial development, and build positive brand perception, making it a valuable reference for peer platforms.

This article presents a new case study of content e-commerce driving industrial belt online transformation, and shares research insights for scholars in e-commerce and industrial development:

1. New industry trend: Content e-commerce platforms have shifted their focus from pure traffic operations to deep penetration into source industrial belts, launching dedicated IP programs to drive the online transformation of regional specialty industries. "Content + industrial belt + omnichannel operation" has emerged as a new direction for content e-commerce to serve the real economy, representing a new trend in industrial digital development.

2. An innovative, replicable business model: A scalable "platform + influencer + industrial belt" collaborative business model has been established, matching supply and demand through origin-tracing live streams and merchant-influencer two-way selection events. The model addresses the dual pain points of source merchants lacking traffic and operational capabilities for online growth, and influencers lacking access to high-quality source goods, delivering win-win results for platforms, merchants, influencers and consumers.

3. Research value: The model’s effectiveness has been validated across multiple launched stops: the Inner Mongolia stop generated over ¥50 million in GMV with a 4x increase in the number of local merchants hitting ¥1 million GMV, while the Yunnan stop surpassed ¥200 million in GMV within 10 days. This provides a vivid case study for research on how content e-commerce supports regional industrial development and rural revitalization, and also offers a new research path for exploring online operation models for local specialty goods.