Rednote Changed the Content Rules Again — How Should We See It?
Rednote’s new content rules mark a shift from exposure-driven growth to a trust-based ecosystem — changing how brands should plan their content.
This section explores how content strategy adapts to China’s platform-driven content ecosystem.
Rednote’s new content rules mark a shift from exposure-driven growth to a trust-based ecosystem — changing how brands should plan their content.
Rednote (Xiaohongshu) has become a key platform in China’s consumer journey. This guide explains its role, how it differs from Western apps, and what brands need to know to get started.
On Rednote, good content doesn’t guarantee reach. This article breaks down how the recommendation system works—and what brands can do to stay visible.
A beginner’s guide to Rednote (Xiaohongshu) for brands—covering goals, profile setup, content direction, posting rhythm, and performance tracking.
Where you publish decides who sees it—and whether it gets seen at all. That’s why I write separately about content platforms.
Evergreen content is supposed to bring long-term value. But on Chinese platforms, even the best ideas often disappear in days. Here’s why—and what to publish instead.