The short version: Chinese travellers decide where to eat, shop and sleep on Xiaohongshu (also called RedNote) before they ever leave home. Most European businesses are not on it, and most do not know the app exists. I do that work for them, and I am looking for hours. What I actually deliver Visibility research. What has already been posted about a venue and its city on the platform: who posted it, what they photographed, which competitors come up, what people type into the search bar. You get a written report and a straight answer on whether the channel is worth your client's money. Chinese account setup and localisation. Profile, positioning, category, location pin, and the existing photos and copy rewritten in Chinese rather than produced from scratch. The account runs on the client's own phone number and identity, never mine. Creator sourcing and briefing. Finding Chinese-speaking creators for shop-visit posts — 探店, the format the app's search and feed actually push — briefing them and coordinating dates with the venue. Ongoing posting. A regular cadence of Chinese-language posts built from material the client already has. Rate. $50/hr, or €45/hr. Invoiced from a German UG, reverse charge for EU businesses. If you would rather buy an outcome than hours, I will quote a fixed scope. Languages. German and English from me; Chinese copy and on-platform execution from my colleague in Shanghai, so the output is written by a native speaker, not translated by one.   submitted by   /u/LittleFoundation2873 [link]   [comments]