Why Host Your Business Website in China?

Stephen Tseng

Wonder why your competitor’s websites appear on top Baidu search results.

Worse...your business doesn’t appear on the first page, typing the name.

Why…here are the top 3 reasons.👇

1. China firewall might slow down or block your website hosting outside China (bad user experience).

2. 99% of digital marketing ad services in China require the website to be hosted in China.

3. Your website hosting outside China might not be indexed in the Baidu search engine. (aka SEO-friendly)

If you want to promote your website in China, you will need to host your website in China.

From a digital marketing perspective…

The advantages of hosting your website in China will be more than hosting outside China.

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