Author: Chelsea Chang What is Bilibili? (And Why Your SME Can’t Afford to Ignore It) Let’s cut through the noise: If you’re eyeing China’s $18 trillion consumer market, Bilibili is the unignorable GenZ playground you’ve likely never heard of. Think “YouTube meets TikTok, but with anime fanatics, hardcore gamers, and a side of quantum physics…
Author: Jonathan-Wang Understanding China Influencer Marketing If you’ve landed here searching for a China influencer marketing guide, let me level with you: China is a whole different beast when it comes to digital marketing. Forget everything you know about Instagram collabs or TikTok giveaways in the West. The Chinese market is a parallel universe, with…
Three Health Brands, Three Strategies — All Winning Big in China In China’s health and wellness industry, weight management is arguably the category with the most potential. And within that, the ready-to-eat weight-loss meal segment has carved out a powerful niche. We’ve seen everything from Wonderlab’s meal replacement shakes in 2017 to Ffit’s protein bars….
Xiaohongshu(RED NOTE) is where China shops with emotion. In this guide, we break down how to win on RED NOTE with storytelling, influencer strategy, and funnels that convert. Whether you’re a beauty, travel, or DTC brand—this is the playbook you’ve been waiting for.
Discover what Bilibili really is—and why Gen Z’s favourite Chinese platform is a game-changer for Western brands in gaming, AI, and 3C tech.
Think SEO in China is just Google with Chinese characters? Think again. This guide shows how foreign brands can crack Baidu—China’s dominant search engine—and build long-term visibility that converts. From algorithm insights to localisation traps, we show you what really works.
Discover why WeChat isn’t just China’s biggest social app—it’s your all-in-one CRM, ad channel, and customer retention engine. Learn how SMEs can use Service Accounts, Mini Programs, KOLs, and WeCom to build a high-conversion ecosystem that works 24/7.
Xiaohongshu—also known as Red Note or Little Red Book—is where modern Chinese consumers discover what’s worth buying. Learn how to build brand trust, launch influencer campaigns, and convert inspiration into action through the most authentic content platform in China.
Weibo isn’t dead—it’s just misunderstood. This post breaks down the platform’s true role in China marketing, when to go all-in with KOLs, and why most brands should use it as an amplifier—not a starting point. Real data, real talk.
The Chinese home furnishing and furniture market isn’t just growing—it’s evolving. Once dominated by functionality and price considerations, this market has shifted towards expressing personal aesthetics and identity. For today’s Chinese consumers, storytelling around brands has become equally, if not more important, than the products themselves—this is especially true for furnishing China marketing services. With…
