Localizing websites and launching e-commerce stores are proven and tested strategies for foreign companies trying to establish a solid presence in China’s digital ecosystem. You can try other ways to enter the Chinese market, but no matter which one you choose, chances are you’ll circle back to needing an ICP permit.
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The Chinese market has a distinct digital ecosystem. In addition to the native language, the implementation of the Great Firewall policy makes the country’s website localization process more complex and challenging for foreign businesses.
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The implementation of the Great Firewall policy has made website localization essential for foreign brands entering Mainland China. One of the pivotal aspects of this process involves hosting your website locally.
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Baidu, in China, is the mother of all local search engines. Despite plucky newcomer rivals like Sogou, Baidu still commands a 70-80% share of the online search market. As of 2021, it is the 7th most visited website in the entire world, despite around 90% of its visitors being from only one country. This should give an idea of not only the scale, but also the importance of Baidu for any brands looking to do business in China. If there is one place that brands should want to show up, it’s organic search engine results on Baidu.
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