Written audits and written answers for creators and small sellers outside China — the ones who want a real audience on Xiaohongshu, not a translated Instagram strategy. I'm based in China, I run accounts myself, and everything is delivered in writing.
One person, one account, one plan. Built for individual creators outside China — whether you're here to sell something, to show your work, to meet people, or just to see what RedNote is about. No brands, no agencies, no teams: if you have a marketing department, you need an agency and I'm the wrong person.
Everything is delivered as a written report, within 48 hours. Card payment, proper invoice.
Send me your account (or your idea) and within 48 hours you get a written audit: profile and niche review, positioning fix, your first 10 post ideas, and the mistakes that keep new accounts out of the feed. Plus 7 days of follow-up questions in chat.
Order an auditUnlimited written questions on Telegram, answered within 24 hours on weekdays. For people who want a China operator on call in text while they build — and who want every answer in writing, so nothing gets lost.
Start monthly accessI write or polish your Chinese copy, and edit short videos from footage you send. Priced per post, no monthly commitment — good if you already post but the writing or the edit is what's holding you back.
Send a sampleSmall-quantity sourcing from China: find the product, check the supplier, calculate landed cost, arrange international shipping. Quoted per case.
Send your requestI'm not taking full account-management clients right now — audits, writing and buying help only. Message me on Telegram and ask for the launch offer.
No sign-up, no forms. Three steps on Telegram.
Send your account link (or your idea) and what you want to fix. I reply with a short checklist of what I need — usually within a day.
I send you a checkout link. Card payment, proper invoice, handled by a payment provider — I never see your card details.
Within 48 hours you receive a written report with concrete action steps, then 7 days to ask follow-up questions in chat.
One person, one account, one plan. If there's a marketing team behind you, you need an agency — I'm not the right fit, and I'll say so on the first message.
You have a product, a service or a craft to sell, and you want Chinese-speaking buyers to find it. We work on positioning, search keywords, and the notes that actually convert.
You make things — photos, food, clothes, music, a handmade craft. You want an audience that cares about the work, not just a number on your profile.
You're here for people: language exchange, friends, a small community around what you love. We make your notes findable by the right people instead of shouting into the feed.
You downloaded the app, you're not sure what it's for, and you want to find out before spending three months guessing. Start with the $29.9 audit and decide with information.
Not for: brands, agencies, teams, or anyone buying followers. I work with individuals, one at a time.
Short, honest answers. No hype.
No. You can register with a phone number from most countries, an email address or an Apple ID, and accounts registered outside mainland China now sit under RedNote's international terms with data stored in Singapore. Avoid virtual numbers — they get blocked. One number can only ever be linked to one account.
Partly. The audience is overwhelmingly Chinese-speaking, so your notes need Chinese text — the app's built-in translate only helps you read, not write. Realistic path: pick a niche where your perspective is the value (travel, food, study, culture, life in your country), write short simple Chinese, and post consistently. People who promise you a 100k following in English-only content are selling you something.
Expect the first 90 days to be mostly algorithm calibration. Account age and posting consistency matter more on Xiaohongshu than on Instagram — new, intermittent accounts get limited distribution. Most accounts that stick to one niche and post 2–4 times a week see search traffic start to compound in month 2–3.
A written audit, delivered within 48 hours: profile and niche review, positioning fix, 10 concrete post ideas in your niche, the compliance mistakes that quietly kill new accounts, and a 30-day action list. Then 7 days of follow-up questions in chat. Everything arrives as a written document you keep.
Entirely in writing, on Telegram. You send your account and a short note on what you want to fix; I send back a written report within 48 hours. Then you get 7 days to ask follow-up questions in the same chat. Written answers mean you can re-read them, translate them, and share them with a partner.
That door opened in 2026: Xiaohongshu launched Redshop across nine overseas markets (US, UK, Australia, Singapore, Malaysia and more), starting with invited merchants in crafts, design and Chinese-culture categories. It is still early and merchant eligibility is limited, but it is the first credible route for small foreign sellers to sell inside the app rather than driving traffic elsewhere.
Message me with your question anyway. If I can't genuinely help, I'll tell you for free.