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We’ve been talking about Sina Weibo’s fast expanding to social games, eCommerce etc, you might be wondering what’s Tencent’s plan about it. Even with 310millions registered users (vs. Sina Weibo’s 250million users), Tencent would never get relaxed. Yesterday, Tencent made the first trial toward the monetization of its weibo platform, introducing eCommerce with partnership of B2C platforms such as OKBuy, 51Buy etc. Similar to what Sina Weibo offers to 360buy, Tencent Weibo users can now visit companies like OKBuy’s official account page to browse the products. Since Tencent Weibo could bring huge of exposure and traffic to the merchants, we would assume that Tencent could ask for revenue share or commission in future.