Posts in Influencer Marketing
Top Criteria to Select the Right Influencer for Your Business
Case Study: Working With Chinese YouTube Influencers to Promote Real Estate

Speak their language! Here’s how we collaborated with Chinese YouTube KOLs and Influencers to promote a presale real estate project.

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What is RED? China’s Most Trusted Social Shopping Platform

Established in 2013, founded by Charlwin Mao and Miranda Qu with the main headquarter based in Shanghai, China. XiaoHongShu has grown to become China’s foremost fashion, beauty, and luxury shopping platform with over 300 million registered users and 85 million monthly active users. Read this blog to know what XiaoHongShu is all about!

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3 Ways Bilibili Can Help Grow Your Business

Founded in 2009, Bilibili began as a niche video platform focused on anime culture in China. With this new wave of vloggers, marketers are paying more attention to this platform. While Bilibili still has its roots in anime culture, it has since diversified its video content to cater to many more audiences such as music, tech, lifestyle, and fashion. Here are 3 ways how Bilibili can help grow your business.

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[RED Series] Key Components to a Successful Chinese Influencer Campaign

In our second blog post of our RED Chinese Social Media marketing series, we will discuss key tips for working with influencers on RED and analyze the key components to a successful Chinese influencer campaign by using one of our client’s skincare brand case study.

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Golden Week’s Strong Sales Signal Economic Recovery in China - What This Means for North American Brands

The COVID-19 pandemic has pushed the world into a recession, but the good news is that golden Week sales data has shown that China’s economy has bounced back in a V-shaped recovery. The growth has been greatly driven by tourism, food and beverages, and even hotel stays during the holiday; here are some key numbers that point to a strong and optimistic recovery in the China market.

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Qixi Festival boosts retail sales rebound in China

The Chinese celebrate Valentine’s Day on 3 different dates.

There is the February 14th Valentine’s Day, ‘520’ (May 20th) which phonetically sounds like ‘I Love You’ in Chinese, and the Qixi Festival,…

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