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China & Hong Kong
Guides, case studies and practical advice for brands working with China and Hong Kong – whether entering these markets or expanding overseas from them. Content covers local media expectations, cultural nuances, messaging, and reputation‑first strategies that help organisations build trust and visibility across borders, based on long‑term on‑the‑ground experience.


Trust builds partnerships: reflections on the China-Scotland Connectivity and Energy Forum
I was delighted to attend New Horizons, New Engines: China-Scotland Connectivity and Energy Forum in Aberdeen on 14 October, at the invitation of Aberdeen Chinese Association UK. Jointly hosted by the China-Britain Business Council (CBBC) and the China Chamber of Commerce in the UK (CCCUK), the forum brought together government representatives, business leaders and industry experts to explore opportunities for collaboration between Scotland and China. Discussions ranged from
Mandy Queen
Oct 213 min read


Reputation-led Public Relations for Mainland China and Hong Kong Companies Going Global
Organisations from China and Hong Kong that want to expand globally need not only strong products and services but also clear, confident and consistent communication.
Mandy Queen
Feb 274 min read


Creating Effective Influencer Marketing Partnerships
How to craft effective influencer partnerships that deliver results. Whether you’re a local brand or looking to expand internationally.
Mandy Queen
Aug 2, 20243 min read


The power of influencer marketing in Hong Kong's consumer sector
Find out how to find and effectively use influencer marketing in Hong Kong
Mandy Queen
Jul 2, 20243 min read


Three Things to Avoid in Your Hong Kong Communications Campaign
Three Things to Avoid in Your Hong Kong or International Communications Campaigns
Mandy Queen
Jun 18, 20242 min read


A Recipe for Success: Localising Your Brand For Global Success
Expanding your brand into a new market can be exciting and challenging. Hong Kong, with its vibrant culture and discerning consumers, is a fantastic destination for businesses looking to grow. While the usual strategies for expansion are essential, there's a key ingredient that can make your brand stand out and win the hearts of the locals – "localisation." Localisation is not just about language and adapting to local customs; it's about connecting with the local community. O
Mandy Queen
Nov 1, 20231 min read
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