Baidu SEO Lead
Brad Wen
Owns rankings.
- Baidu-first technical SEO audits
- Chinese keyword and intent research
- On-page content in simplified Chinese
- Ranking growth tracking and reporting
The agency
Campaigns in China fail from hand-offs, not from effort. Ours run from a single desk: one consultant who reviews every brief, four permanent specialist seats behind him, and a monthly report signed by the same name a year in.
The lead
Jon Wang — Lead Consultant
Jon Wang runs the client side of SEO China Agency. He has helped overseas SMEs and start-ups sell into China across Baidu search, distributor networks and Chinese e-commerce. Before this desk he He works in English and Mandarin.
In practice: Jon reviews every incoming brief personally, scopes it against the four specialist seats, and stays the single point of contact from first consultation through monthly reporting. When you email the agency, the reply is signed by the same person a year in.
The desk
A word of candor most agency pages skip: specialist talent in China moves between employers quickly, and any agency claiming a decade-stable Shanghai roster is not being straight with you. We solved this structurally instead. The seats below are permanent: their scope, standards and hand-off points do not change when the person in the seat does. Jon’s oversight is the constant.
Brad Wen
Owns rankings.
Jenn Wang
Owns the words.
Lisa Ying
Owns the storefronts.
Jack Li
Owns the partner channel.
Team members appear under their working names.
The group
SEO China Agency is goal is to be best value-proposition among Shanghai-based China marketing groups. We have a lean desk reaches established media, platform and distributor networks; the separate brand is why it costs less: smaller accounts, standardized scopes, no enterprise overhead.
Shanghai [TODO PY: district or address]
Client files
The value case
Tell us the goal. We send a plain proposal: scope, timeline, and how we keep it cost-effective.
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