China SEO

Navigating the Great Firewall: A European Company’s SEO Challenge in China

In an era of global digital connectivity, many businesses assume that a website hosted on a reputable international platform ensures worldwide accessibility. However, a recent case involving a European company’s website hosted on Amazon Web Services (AWS) highlights the complex realities of internet access and search engine optimization (SEO) in China. The European company’s website, hosted on AWS’s global infrastructure, appeared to function normally from…

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Baidu SEO Guide & SEO Resource

As the Chinese search giant with its 70% market share, Baidu used to keep its changing as always in Baidu SEO and/or Baidu SEM, which may covers partially its ranking algorithm, PPC policy, secret sandbox, keywords censorship, etc. From this point, every webmaster has to face this challenge, and try to come up with every of Baidu change, in terms of SEO and PPC game…

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Baidu SEO Updates

Here’s a list of update records on Baidu SEO from Baidu officially, including Baidu algorithm, Baidu search rules and policies, etc. May 24, 2021: Prohibited the folding of the main content of the landing page May 14, 2020: Released a new service of “Quick Inclusion”, which guarantees to include submitted pages within 48 hours April 6, 2020: Published “Baidu APP Mobile Search Landing Page Experience White…

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How Many Leads Would You Expect through China SEO

How Many Leads Would You Expect through China SEO? It depends on your industry, target keywords, your brand awareness, your webiste UX(user experience), converion rate, etc. Here, we give the actual number of leads growth of one of our customers for your reference. Industry: Human Resource Service: China SEO Period: from 2018 till now The total sales leads the client achievd in 2020, was 286,…

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How Your Hotel Stands Out on Baidu Engine in 3 Weeks

Most hotels and resorts love wealthy Chinese tourists since China becomes now the largest outbound tourism country in the world. However, almost all of these hotels sell rooms to Chinese through OTA, aka online travel agency. Hotels prefer Chinese play bookings on their websites directly, but how can we expect this happens one day? Client: A 4 stars hotel in Bangkok, and it’s also regarded…

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