
China Market Entry & Xiaohongshu Marketing
WE Interactive is a Singapore-based agency specialising in China market entry and Chinese-consumer marketing. We help regional brands launch on Xiaohongshu (RED), build WeChat channel presence, work with Chinese influencers, and run Chinese-language marketing strategies that actually convert, without needing a Shanghai office.

The problem
What brands struggle with
Most brands treat the Chinese consumer as a translation problem, same campaign, swapped language. It doesn't work. Xiaohongshu, WeChat and Douyin have their own content codes, KOL economies and shopping behaviours, and copy-pasted global creative gets ignored at best, mocked at worst.
Our approach
How WE thinks about it
We start from how Chinese consumers actually discover, evaluate and buy, then design content, KOL and channel programmes for the platforms where those decisions happen. Xiaohongshu seeding, WeChat channel content, KOC-led product reviews, and Chinese-language landing pages built for trust signals, not just keywords.
Who it's for
Built for brands that need this to work, not just look the part.
- 01Brands launching into Mainland China or targeting Chinese-speaking SEA consumers
- 02Singapore and regional brands building Xiaohongshu (RED) and WeChat presence
- 03F&B, beauty, wellness, travel and lifestyle brands courting Chinese tourists and residents
- 04Marketing teams needing Chinese KOL/KOC programmes and Chinese-language content
What we do
Capabilities, end to end.
- 01Xiaohongshu (RED) channel strategy & content
- 02WeChat official account & channels content
- 03Chinese KOL and KOC partnership programmes
- 04Chinese-language copywriting, transcreation & SEO
- 05Douyin & Bilibili content adaptation
- 06Chinese consumer insights & category research
- 07Cross-border e-commerce content (Tmall Global, JD Worldwide)

What you get
Concrete deliverables, signed off and shipped.
Xiaohongshu launch playbook
Account setup, content pillars, seeding plan and KOC programme tuned to your category and audience.
Always-on Xiaohongshu content
Notes, short video and product seeding produced and published on a monthly cadence.
WeChat channel content
Official account articles, video channels and mini-program landing pages, built for trust and conversion.
Chinese KOL/KOC programme
Sourcing, briefing, contracting and performance review for Chinese-language creators across platforms.
Chinese-language transcreation
Simplified Chinese copy, landing pages and ad creative, written, not auto-translated.
Performance reporting
Monthly readouts on reach, engagement, search lift, and brand share of voice on Xiaohongshu and WeChat.
How we work
A five-phase engagement, repeatable across markets.

- 01Audience & category auditWe map how Chinese consumers in your category discover, compare and buy, on Xiaohongshu, WeChat, Douyin and via KOLs.
- 02Channel & content strategyChannel roles, content pillars, KOL/KOC strategy and a Chinese-language brand voice that travels.
- 03Account launch & buildXiaohongshu and WeChat account setup, brand certification and first wave of content production.
- 04Always-on content & seedingMonthly content, KOC seeding, KOL collaborations and paid amplification on Xiaohongshu.
- 05Measure & expandMonthly performance reviews and quarterly expansion roadmap, adding Douyin, Tmall or WeChat e-commerce when ready.
Selected work
What this looks like in practice.
Engagement
How we engage.
Xiaohongshu and WeChat retainers from SGD 8k/month including strategy, content, KOC programme and reporting. Launch sprints available for brands testing the market first.
How it connects
Part of the wider growth system.
Chinese-consumer marketing rarely lives alone. We connect Xiaohongshu and WeChat into your broader social, web and CRM so attention earned on RED becomes pipeline you can actually measure.
FAQ
Common questions about china market entry & xiaohongshu marketing.
Do I need a Chinese business entity to launch on Xiaohongshu or WeChat?+
For official brand accounts on Xiaohongshu and WeChat, a Mainland Chinese business licence is typically required. We help brands navigate this, including working with verification partners, or starting with cross-border merchant accounts where appropriate.
Can you run Xiaohongshu marketing for a Singapore-based brand?+
Yes, this is one of our core specialisms. We help Singapore brands reach the Chinese-speaking community in Singapore and Southeast Asia, Chinese tourists, and Mainland Chinese consumers via Xiaohongshu's discovery engine and KOC programmes.
How is Xiaohongshu different from Instagram?+
Xiaohongshu is a search and discovery platform driven by KOC reviews and product 'notes', not a feed of brand creative. Content has to look like a peer recommendation to perform, which is why copy-pasted global campaigns underperform there.
Do you provide Chinese-language copywriting and transcreation?+
Yes. All Chinese-language work is written by native Simplified Chinese copywriters with category fluency, never auto-translated. We also handle transcreation of existing global creative for the Chinese consumer.
What budgets do Chinese-market programmes typically need?+
Always-on Xiaohongshu and WeChat programmes start at SGD 8k/month for a Singapore-led launch. Brands going deeper into KOL partnerships, Douyin or cross-border e-commerce scale from there.
Related services
Connected capabilities that compound with this one.
Social & Content Growth
From always-on content to campaign rollouts, we help brands build social systems that can scale across markets while staying locally relevant.
Performance & Conversion Marketing
We plan, launch and optimise paid campaigns with the flexibility to support single-market or multi-market objectives, always against real business outcomes.
Regional Marketing Support
An embedded regional partner for brands that need consistent marketing execution across multiple Southeast Asian markets, without managing six agencies.
Let's begin
Let's build the system
behind your next stage of growth.
Tell us where your marketing feels disconnected. We'll help you find the clearest next move, not the loudest one.




