Search Engine Marketing (SEM): By placing advertisements on search engines through bidding for keywords, the ads are displayed in search results, thereby attracting potential customers. Local Chinese search engines such as Baidu can be used for advertising.
Social Media Marketing: By creating brand accounts, publishing engaging content, and interacting with potential customers on popular Chinese social media platforms such as WeChat, Weibo, Douyin, etc., guiding them to visit websites or participate in purchasing activities.
Email Marketing: By building an email list and regularly sending emails to potential customers with promotional information, discounts, etc., guiding them to visit websites or make purchases.
Content Marketing: By publishing high-quality content, such as articles, images, videos, etc., on Chinese social media platforms, blogs, forums, etc., attracting potential customers and guiding them to visit websites or make purchases. The content should align with the cultural and language characteristics of the Chinese market.
Online Advertising: By placing advertisements on Chinese internet platforms, including banner ads, native ads, video ads, etc., attracting potential customers to click on the ads and guiding them to visit websites or make purchases.
It’s important to note that digital marketing for the Chinese market requires an understanding of the market environment, cultural habits, laws and regulations in China, and customization of marketing strategies based on different products or services to ensure effective acquisition of potential customers and their conversion into actual customers. Compliance is also a crucial consideration in digital marketing, and it’s important to adhere to relevant laws and regulations in China and avoid risks of non-compliance.