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Singles Day 2022: 3 Hacks to Stand Out and Win with Your Campaign

While you and/or your team may not be professional livestreamers or expect millions or billions of dollars in sales in a Single Day, there are things you could do to make the most of the annual sale period.

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Chinese Social Media: How to Analyze Your Video Post Performance on Little Red Book

Your video got 5000 views! Is that good? Bad? Or just so-so? This blog post will teach you what to pay attention to if you’re a brand or content creator on Little Red Book. Let us dive right into the metrics!

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4 Considerations to Build a Better Little Red Book Content Strategy & How to Apply Them to 3 Content Categories

In this blog post, we will cover 4 tips to build an authentic content strategy, and how to apply them in different content categories.

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Chinese Marketing, Cultural Marketing, Email Marketing, Influencer Marketing, Little Red Book, Marketing Strategy, RED Marketing, Redbook Marketing, Social Commerce, Social Media Marketing, 小红书 Guest User Chinese Marketing, Cultural Marketing, Email Marketing, Influencer Marketing, Little Red Book, Marketing Strategy, RED Marketing, Redbook Marketing, Social Commerce, Social Media Marketing, 小红书 Guest User

How to Leverage Your Headline and Cover Photo on Little Red Book

In this blog post, we get hands on and show you how to apply our tips to create content for RED! In the upcoming Little Red Book series, we will be getting into specifics of full-stack high-performing content on RED. Let’s get started with your post cover photo and headline!

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Vichy Canada Lunar New Year Product Packaging Design Project

In the fall of last year we had the pleasure of working with the Vichy team based in Montreal to design a Lunar New Year brand packaging for their flagship products — MINÉRAL 89 and LIFTACTIV HA WRINKLE FILLER.

While all new year packaging would likely be red, what could we do differently to highlight the strength and spirit of the Year of the Tiger?

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Introducing Year of the Tiger Beer - A Collaboration Between Catalyst Agents, O5Tea and Faculty Brewing Co.

To celebrate the year of the tiger, Catalyst Agents spent 2 months working with O5Tea and Faculty Brewing Co. to create Tiger Beer — a limited blend of Tibetan Tea and locally brewed beer with light caramel, biscuit and citrus notes. What better way to ring in the new year with our clients and partners than with a custom brew that embodies the spirit of the tiger?

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Why You Need to Register A Professional Account for Your Business on Little Red Book

There were three types of accounts on the Little Red Book in the past: 1.) Business 2.) Personal and 3.) Verified blogger, which have been reduced to “Professional accounts” and “Non-Professional accounts” now. Within the Professional Accounts category, there is still a separation between Content Creators/Bloggers and Businesses. So the question is, what is it like to become a professional user on Little Red Book?

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