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~64% Baidu share of all China search (Nov 2025) ~78% of mobile search runs on Baidu AI box now answers before the click on Baidu Quick hello first. I am Jon Wang, and I help foreign brands win on Baidu without wasting money. Chinese SEO is not Western SEO with Chinese words. It has its…
#1 China is the world’s largest e-commerce market ~64% of search runs on Baidu, where buyers research Live video and livestream drive a huge share of sales A quick word first. I am Jon Wang, and I help foreign brands sell more in China without wasting money. Good e-commerce performance is not just a nice…
5 key ideas to learn from Chinese SEO If you want to grow and optimize your SEO in China, there are five things you need to master before you break into the Chinese market. Before we explain these five keys, keep one thing in mind: Baidu is still a major player for SEO in China,…
Plenty of foreign brands treat Baidu as an afterthought, something to set up once the real marketing is done, and that gets the order exactly backwards. In China, a great many buyers search a brand before they trust it or spend with it, and Baidu is the search engine they use to do it. That…
Baidu is still the search engine most Chinese people open first. As of 2025 it held roughly 64 percent of the China search market across all devices, and close to 78 percent on mobile, where most of the country actually searches. If you sell into China and you ignore Baidu, you are invisible to the…
Plenty of foreign brands know they need to be on Baidu, set something up, and then get mediocre results that leave them wondering whether it was worth it. The gap is rarely effort, it is knowing which moves actually make Baidu marketing perform. Baidu is the search engine most Chinese people use to find and…
Plenty of foreign brands have a Chinese website and even some Chinese SEO work behind them, and still get almost no results. They rank for nothing useful, attract no meaningful traffic, and convert even less. The problem is rarely effort, it is usually that the effort went into the wrong things, because Chinese SEO done…
Most foreign brands treat Baidu the way they treat the search engine they grew up with: build a site, add a few keywords, wait. In China that approach gets you nowhere, because Baidu plays by its own rules and rewards brands that respect them. Baidu is the search engine most Chinese people use to check…
Foreign companies know they need to be found online in China, and then they discover that the search engine they planned around does not really matter here. China has its own dominant search engine, Baidu, and it works on its own terms. If you want Chinese customers to find you, verify you, and trust you…
A practical guide to selling luxury in China in 2026, with the platforms that matter, the trends that move buyers, and the e-commerce basics that smaller and challenger brands can act on without a giant budget. 1. Key Luxury Trends in China for 2026 A. From Logos to Storytelling B. Cultural Pride C. Tech-Driven Personalization…
To a foreign brand, WeChat looks like a messaging app, the Chinese WhatsApp. That impression is so wrong it gets companies into trouble. WeChat is not a chat app, it is the operating system of daily life for over a billion Chinese people, a single place where they message, pay, shop, book, read, manage accounts,…
China’s cosmetics market is booming at $78 billion projected for 2025, with e-commerce platforms like Tmall and Douyin driving sales amid economic shifts; brands focus on premium positioning to counter dips, emphasizing digital ads and personalized offers. On Red, (xiaohongshu) we have a monthly average views hitting 100 billion for cosmetics tutorials in 2023. CRAZY…
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