Costly SEO/PPC Mistakes to Avoid in Greater China

Stephen Tseng

An SEO/PPC mistake avoid at all costs in Greater China.

The approach differs in Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, and Mainland China.

Here are the reasons…👇

Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan use Google and Traditional Chinese.

Mainland China uses Baidu and Simplified Chinese.

Regarding vocabulary, each place has specific usages in a specific industry.

So...understanding the subtle difference in Greater China among…

1. Internet environment

2. Industry jargons

3. Language version

…will help your SEO/PPC campaigns target the audience more precisely.

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Stephen Tseng

Co-founder of dminrostudio

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