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Douyin

Douyin Traffic Diversion Rules 2026: Harsher Penalties for Sellers

Douyin has run out of patience with livestreamers who send viewers somewhere else. Since July 2026, merchant media in China report a much harsher penalty ladder for off-platform traffic diversion during a live session. Say “add me on WeChat”, flash a WhatsApp number or push a website link on screen, and you put your whole […]

Little Red Book

Xiaohongshu World Cup Bet: $1.4B Rights, 400M Users, IPO Plans

In May, Xiaohongshu made a move nobody expected. The lifestyle app, also called RedNote or Little Red Book, spent close to 10 billion RMB, about 1.4 billion USD, on streaming rights for all 104 matches of the 2026 FIFA World Cup in China. The deal was reported and analysed at length by Huxiu. This is […]

Douyin

Douyin Merchant Support: 9 Policies Save Sellers $14 Billion

Douyin wants merchants to stay. According to China National Radio (CNR), Douyin E-commerce rolled out nine merchant support policies in Q2 2026. The platform says the measures add up to about 100 billion RMB in cumulative savings for sellers. That is roughly 14 billion USD. I read this news twice. Not because the number is […]

Chinese Social Media, Kols & Livestreaming

Bilibili Opens to Foreign Brands in 2026: Certification, Channel Setup and What Actually Works

What Actually Changed in 2026 In August 2026, Bilibili made two decisions that matter for foreign brands. First, the platform removed its identity verification requirement. Until then, overseas users needed to submit a passport or government ID just to register and post content. That barrier is gone. Foreign accounts can now sign up with an […]

Chinese Social Media, Kols & Livestreaming

How to Optimize Your Content for WeChat in 2026

WeChat was already China’s essential app when this guide was first written. Back then, “optimizing your content for WeChat” mostly meant writing a good article and hoping your subscribers opened it. That world is gone. WeChat now runs on video, mini-programs and a recommendation engine that decides what most people see, whether they follow your […]

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