Furniture shopping is usually an additional strain on the wallets of many homeowners, as they will need these fixtures to fill up the space and use them for daily activities.
This is where Chinese e-commerce platform Taobao comes to the rescue, said a female homeowner in Singapore. However, as a non-Chinese, she needed the help of other apps to access the affordable options on Taobao.
In a TikTok video, she now shares her Taobao tips with other shoppers like herself.
Besides the Taobao app, you only need to supplement your shopping experience with Pinterest and Google Translate.
Having just bought her three-room flat, she recounted in the video how someone had recommended Taobao for affordable furniture options.
But, her inability to read and understand Chinese was a barrier between her and the cheap furniture. That was until she figured out how to make it work for her.
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Hence, she is making this video to share her tips on using Taobao to help fellow non-Chinese shoppers like her.
According to the homeowner, all you need are these three apps:
Firstly, take a gander through Pinterest and find the kind of furniture you are looking for.
Take a screenshot of the item on Pinterest before opening the Taobao app.
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Launch the camera function on Taobao and upload the screenshot.
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From there, the e-commerce app will help you find similar types, if not the exact copy, of furniture as the ones you had your eye on.
To look at product reviews or communicate with sellers on Taobao listings, screenshot the conversation and upload it onto the Google Translate app.
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Wrapping up her quick tutorial, the homeowner said, “So that’s how you Taobao. I hope you enjoy it and save money man! You will need it!”
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Featured image adapted from TikTok.
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