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Dragon Social has always showed me that they're very keen on what they do They're extremely professional, accurate and dedicated I would recommend Dragon Social to anyone willing to make its business in China successful " 'Provided Exactly What We Needed!' Dragon Social has been essential to our operations in China From set-up to execution they've been able to consistently exceed my expectations With our constant communication I've developed a better understanding of the Chinese market

Gerardo Salandra Founder at Rocketbots io ‘A Truly Professional China Marketing Team’ We are so impressed with the content created The team is very knowledgeable about exactly what works in China! Thanks to their strategies our WeChat account has gained thousands of followers in just a couple months! Joanne Chen Marketing Manager, Hot Media

Over 200 Million Users Reached

Highest Ranking on the Zhihu Index For That Year!

GTMC Toyota’s goal for the marketing campaign was to promote their newly launched product, the New Toyota Corolla The campaign was B2C focused with the goal of driving sales and awareness for the new Corolla on Chinese social media Toyota had identified Zhihu (知乎) as a platform that they had had success with previously Given our expertise with the platform and their positive history with the platform, we chose Zhihu to drive awareness of the new product

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Some Of The Most Common Questions We Get From Our Clients

How can I get started with Social Media Marketing in China

There’s no one size fits all answer to social media marketing in China The first steps are obviously getting your social media accounts set up, which in itself can be incredibly complicated Once that’s done you can get started posting content and investing in paid advertising Before you do that make sure you take a deep look into your target audience so you understand what types of sites they visit, what types of content they typically interact with, and how best to reach them

If you’re ready to get started you can contact our team and we’ll take a deep dive into your business and create a custom proposal just for you! Or if you’re looking to get started yourself check out our blog for more information!

What's the most popular platform for social media marketing in China?

In terms of users, WeChat is undoubtedly the most popular platform However, businesses in China use a range of different platforms to target their audiences effectively

WeChat is often the first step for foreign businesses getting started with social media marketing in China, but to really succeed you’ll likely need to delve a bit deeper into China’s digital landscape to find your target audience!

My business relies heavily on Facebook advertising. Is there a direct equivalent to Facebook Advertising in China?

Unfortunately, there isn’t a direct equivalent to Facebook in China WeChat & Weibo would be the most comparable to Facebook, but getting an advertiser account set up on either isn’t nearly as easy as it is on Facebook If you’re looking to start advertising in China we can assist with the set-up of these accounts and getting your campaigns going

However, if you’re brand new to the market we recommend getting some information about your business out there before starting paid advertising campaigns

Do I need a Chinese Company to get started with Social Media Marketing in China?

While a Chinese business license is incredibly helpful and makes things a lot easier, there are plenty of workarounds that foreign businesses can make use of when entering the Chinese market

Why Should I Hire a China Marketing Agency?

If you’re planning on entering the Chinese market, you’ll need someone with experience familiar with Chinese Social Media & Digital Marketing in China The Chinese digital landscape is very fragmented, with Chinese netizens using a range of different apps & social media platforms throughout their average day