5 Ways to Advertise Your Brand Online in China
There are more than 800 million internet users and 98% of them are using mobile devices and you can advertise your brand online in China in many ways.
How Can Foreign Companies Thrive in China?
Understanding the entry points and barriers in this market are critical on how foreign companies thrive in China market. Find out more.
3 Ways to Attract Wine Lovers in China
If you’re in the wine industry and would like to know how to attract wine lovers in China, read the following and apply the quick wins.
4 Benefits of Hiring Chinese Copywriters to Work on Your Projects
Thinking on how you can be effective when it comes to ads? Maybe hiring Chinese copywriters to work on your project can help and you enjoy these benefits.
A Global Company’s Guide: English to Chinese Video Translation Workflow
Videos can help global companies like you amplify your message. Here’s a guide to English to Chinese video translation workflow for you.
Quality Matters: How Much Does a Book Translation in Chinese Cost?
Here’s how we helped one of our clients save thousands of dollars from rush legal translation services. We shared insights on how we did it and what they received from us.
How Did Our Chinese Mobile App Testing Project Became Fun and Smooth?
Repeat orders mean they trust us. We’d like to share with you our team’s experience while working on a Chinese mobile app testing project.
5 Online Trends in China: The Fast-Paced Life in Mainland
What was once known as the world’s manufacturing hub was transformed into a global leader in innovation and technology. Here are the online trends in China.
How to Save Thousands of Dollars from Rush Legal Translations
Here’s how we helped one of our clients save thousands of dollars from rush legal translation services. We shared insights on how we did it and what they received from us.
What You Should Know About Medical Translation in Chinese
Medical translation in Chinese has much higher requirements than a generic translation. An error, even just a word, could cause injury to the user.
4 Signs Your Website is Ready for Chinese Customers
A Chinese website is more than just translating the texts. If you want to make it lovable and easy to use for Chinese customers, here are the quick wins.
How Does O2O (Online-to-Offline) Work in China?
O2O (online-to-offline) constantly grows in China, which can also be described as frenetic, dynamic, and lucrative. What can we learn from this strategy?