Tmall Double 11 promotes AI-driven precision marketing and Token sales
Tmall announced its 2026 Double 11 campaign will use AI to understand consumer needs, extending beyond merchandise to include Token transactions. By analyzing user behavior history, the platform can recommend cross-category products to boost conversion rates. This marks a shift from keyword search to AI-driven cognitive matching, aiming to unlock dormant consumer demand.
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