91APP’s Three OMO Engines: Beyond Integration to Organizational Transformation
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English translation of the Chinese post originally published 2020-12-04. Translated 2026-10-28 with AI assistance. Historical figures and claims have not been updated or independently verified. 中文原文
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As physical retailers pursue online-merge-offline (OMO) commerce, they must grow store sales as well as capture online demand. 91APP product chief Li Kunmou describes three engines—a data-driven cycle, traffic-growth cycle, and OMO momentum loop—to connect websites, apps, and stores in an omnichannel member experience. Responsive-site advertising and app operations acquire new customers and increase repeat purchases. Online/offline coupons and points create seamless shopping. A distinctive “referrer engine” awards points, bonuses, and revenue sharing for store service, helping online and store sales grow together. OMO is more than integrating channels: it is digital, and even organizational, transformation.
Key points
- Three engines: a data-driven cycle, a traffic-growth cycle, and an OMO momentum loop.
- The referrer engine credits store service with points, enabling bonuses and revenue sharing.
- OMO is fundamentally digital and organizational transformation.

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