Rakuten wesentlich besser als Rocket
As shoppers spend more time on their mobile devices, and the growth of mobile transactions scaling into the billions each quarter, we will continue to see both publishers and advertisers capitalize on these trends. At All Inclusive Marketing, we have seen mobile transactions account for anywhere from 20% to over 80% of affiliate-tracked revenue.
“Being able to accurately track engagement, conversions, and transactions on the mobile web will become more important than ever.”
This means that being able to accurately track engagement, conversions, and transactions on the mobile web enabled by ecommerce platforms. in-app, and through mcommerce stores will become more important than ever to properly track and credit sales to the correct channel and media partner.
https://www.impactradius.com/blog/...rformance-marketing-growth-2018/
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TOKYO -- Strong foreign investments and record foreign tourist numbers have pushed Japan's current-account surplus to its highest level since 2007, overcoming post-Fukushima fuel import spending and growing by 7.5% in just the past year
https://asia.nikkei.com/MailMagazine/2018/02/08/...AEYASAAEgKjg_D_BwE
https://www.statista.com/topics/1002/mobile-app-usage/
And look additional at:
https://www.statista.com/statistics/269025/...e-app-revenue-forecast/
Dividenden & Splits
02.02.18 Dividende§ 11,92 EUR
http://www.ariva.de/actua-aktie
Ich hatte daher auf dem entsprechenden Board den Anlegern schon vor Wochen dringend geraten, Ihre Aktien, die zuvor zwiscehn 12 und 13 Euro lagen, zu verkaufen. Ich befürchtete, dass die 11,92 als Dividende interpretiert würden und dann der Zinsabschlagssteuer unterliegen - so ist es auch gekommen. Wer verkaufte, musste nur den Kursgewinn versteuern, wenn er sie nicht schon sehr früh kaufte. Ich habe meine Kursgewinne unversteuert erhalten, da ich vor dem entsprechenden Termin eingestiegen war.
However, the introduction of in-app subscriptions – a newer monetization model for apps – is starting to have an impact on non-games’ share of consumer spend. Though games still dominate in terms of overall dollars spent, the share for non-game apps will increase in 2018 as its growth is now outpacing that for games, App Annie said.
https://techcrunch.com/2017/12/05/...wide-to-top-110-billion-in-2018/
https://www.statista.com/statistics/223360/...internet-finance-sales/
China gets a new unicorn as Rakuten takes stake in discount estore Fanli
Japanese ecommerce titan Rakuten this morning announced that it’s taken a less-than-10 percent stake in Chinese online shopping discounts site Fanli. It comes in the form of an undisclosed amount of series C funding into the startup. The announcement states that Fanli is now valued at approximately US$1 billion, making it China’s newest startup unicorn.
Fanli is a very minor player among the dozens of well-established ecommerce stores in China, but it claims to be the largest that focuses on rebate-based loyalty shopping. It connects shoppers with discounts on an array of third-party stores, such as Alibaba’s Taobao, JD, Ctrip, and the Apple online store.
https://www.techinasia.com/...es-stake-in-china-discount-estore-fanli
Fanli (返利网) is a Chinese online shopping site that facilitates third party purchases of varous customers.
Launched in November 2006, Fanli is an affiliate of Shanghai Zhongyan Information Science and Technology Co., Ltd. It offers services for over 4.5 million members with the transaction amount of nearly 0.3 billion Yuan per month and gets the investment from international superior risk investment institutions. 51Fanli website provides cashback after purchasing, coupon, price comparison, online shopping forum and other services, aiming to provide new online shopping experience for online shopping users in China.
https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/fanli-website
"Fanli raised more than US$100 million of capital from investors such as Steamboat and Japanese internet retailer Rakuten."
http://www.scmp.com/business/article/2080287/...n-yuan-online-trading
https://techcrunch.com/unicorn-leaderboard/
Valuation of $12.3B at Jun 2017
Private Equity Funding 1.47B
FirstMark (Angel Round)
Bessemer Venture Partners (Series A)
Andreessen Horowitz (Series B)
Rakuten (Series C)
Valiant Capital Partners (Series D)
Fidelity Investments (Series E)
SV Angel (Series F)
Goldman Sachs (Series G)
Wellington Management (Series G)
SV Angel (Series G)
Private Equity Funding 4.1B
fbFound(Seed Round)
FLOODGATE (Seed Round)
K9 Ventures (Seed Round)
Mayfield Fund (Series A)
Founders Fund (Series B)
Andreessen Horowitz (Series C)
Coatue Management (Series D)
Rakuten (Series E)
Icahn Enterprises (Series E)
General Motors (Series F)
CapitalG (Private Equity Round)
CapitalG (Private Equity Round)
"Enthält Werbung - Bietet In-App-Käufe an"
https://play.google.com/store/apps/....viber.fruitadventure&hl=de
Tokio (pte026/06.04.2017/11:30) - Das japanische Internetunternehmen Rakuten http://global.rakuten.com glaubt an eine Zukunft ohne Apps und hat aus diesem Grund "Rakuten Games" gegründet. Unter dem Label werden mobile Spieletitel auf Basis von HTML5 veröffentlicht, die sich gänzlich ohne Installation auf dem Smartphone oder Tablet spielen lassen.
Weg vom App-Store
Ziel von Rakuten ist es, in absehbarer Zeit zahlreiche Spiele zu entwickeln, die entweder direkt im Browser oder innerhalb anderer Apps gespielt werden können.
https://www.pressetext.com/news/20170406026
"The company said today that it has raised $33.5 million from investors like Rakuten, Highland Capital, executives at Oculus, and a number of other angel investors, as well as Alsop Louie.
“If you think about the market right now, everyones using apps right now, all apps are built on iOS and Android, and the distribution is controlled by Apple and Google. Giant companies like Uber and Lyft have been entirely built entirely on these app stores. If you think about whats next, where are we actually going to have new distribution platforms, that can exist in the form of one messenger, apps within app environments, IoT, mobile browsers, the goal of this company is powering the infrastructure to trade and distribute software to all the post app-store platforms.”
https://techcrunch.com/2016/09/08/...everywhere-beyond-the-app-store/
"According to a 2016 report from Accenture, the numbers of consumers purchasing items from overseas e-commerce sites is growing rapidly. By 2020 the market is expected to be worth some $476 billion in the Asia Pacific region alone, up from just $71 billion in 2014.
For Rakuten’s Japanese e-commerce marketplace, Rakuten Ichiba, which is one of the biggest markets of Japanese goods anywhere with over 200 million products on offer, the sale of goods to Japan-fans overseas represents a major opportunity."
https://rakuten.today/blog/..._medium=RSS&utm_campaign=RSS+Reader