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The possibility of getting disqualified as a marketing company director can feel incredibly stressful and even frightening.

Understandably, your marketing firm is closely tied to its income, identity, and long-term plans, and the mere thought of losing the right to manage the company can be an incredible blow.

Nonetheless, the good news is that...


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Digital agencies run into the same problem across SEO, paid media, and QA: campaigns can look and behave differently depending on location, network reputation, device signals, and platform risk scoring, so a single “default” connection often hides the exact issues that break performance. That gap shows up as mismatched SERPs, inconsistent ad previews, blocked landing page...


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Let’s talk about one of the most emotional, competitive and brutally rational markets in China: infant formula. If you think you’re just selling milk powder… think again.

You’re selling trust, science, peace of mind and social validation in a hyper-digitized battlefield. Olivier VEROT , founder GMA

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China’s Luxury Market Has Changed. Forever.

Forget the lazy clichés of “Chinese love logos” or “just do limited edition red products.”That era is dead. Consumers are younger, smarter, hyper-digital… and they’ve grown up with choice.

Today:

Gen Z has the money AND the attitude. Social commerce rewrote the path to purchase. Chinese luxury brands inspi...


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In luxury real estate, a few static photos just don’t cut it anymore. Traditional photography, even when professionally done, often fails to capture a property’s vision, especially for unfinished developments. This is particularly true when targeting the high-net-worth Chinese market, where investors are accustomed to a “digital-first” reality. In China’s hyper-compet...


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