Question 1

We worked with a marketing agency before—after signing, they went cold, and when results were poor they just blamed us. How does Yunxuan make sure you won't take our money and disappear? Do you serve

Accepted Answer

We see this a lot—many agencies switch your contact right after signing. At Yunxuan, you get a dedicated contact, a project group chat, and weekly/monthly reports. You can check your ad account and website data anytime. If results fall short, we review and adjust together instead of passing the blame. We serve clients nationwide, no matter which city you're in.

Question 2

We're a building materials factory doing wholesale nationwide. We tried feed ads before—spent money fast but lead quality was so-so, lots of wasted clicks. How do you usually help control cost and imp

Accepted Answer

With feed ads, the key isn't whether to run them—it's who you target. We usually start by tightening audience and geo targeting: nationwide reach but focused on regions you can actually ship to and serve. We also redo creatives and landing pages, putting intent words like 'wholesale/project cooperation' and form hooks upfront. First two weeks are for testing, we bring down CPC and cost per lead b…

Question 3

We make industrial parts. I keep hearing about GEO (generative engine optimization) lately — is it the same as SEO? Our budget isn't big; can we try it for a few tens of thousands? Do you serve client

Accepted Answer

They're not the same. SEO gets you found on search engines like Baidu and Sogou, while GEO gets you mentioned and recommended inside AI platforms like Doubao, DeepSeek and Qwen — plenty of buyers now ask AI directly when sourcing suppliers. Usually we suggest getting the website SEO foundation solid first, then layering GEO on top to capture traffic from both sides. With a few tens of thousands y…

Question 4

We worked with a marketing agency before—once the contract was signed they basically ghosted us, and when results were bad they blamed everything but themselves. How does Yunxuan make sure you won't t

Accepted Answer

We see this all the time—agencies sign clients with low prices, then leave them on autopilot, and when results are poor they blame the industry or the platform. Our approach is simple but solid: before we start, we break down the goals clearly and put inquiry volume, customer acquisition cost, and review cycles into the proposal. During the project you get a dedicated contact, weekly data updates…

Question 5

Our boss has also gone back and forth on this: hiring two people in-house for marketing means salaries, social insurance, and platform trial-and-error costs, and you still might not find reliable peop

Accepted Answer

Here is how to think about it: the biggest risk of an in-house team isn't the salary — it's hiring the wrong person and a long trial-and-error period, and when a media buyer leaves, the account experience goes with them. On our side, we assign a team per project: website development, SEO, GEO, feed ads, and AI agents work together as one crew. You don't have to support a whole team, and your budg…

Question 6

Our company sells nationwide and our products are fairly niche. Can you still promote us, or do you only work with mass consumer products?

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Yes, we can. Quite a few of our clients are in niche industries like engineering, industrial goods and wholesale. Niche actually makes it easier to capture targeted traffic—the key is getting the keywords and regional targeting right so budget isn't wasted. We cover the whole country. We'll start with an industry keyword and competitor analysis, then decide the channel mix. You'll usually see inq…

Question 7

There are tons of SEO companies out there quoting anywhere from a few hundred to tens of thousands. We used one before — our keywords ranked but we got zero inquiries. How is Yunxuan's SEO and bid man

Accepted Answer

The cheap approach is basically rank manipulation — keywords go up but the traffic has no intent, so of course inquiries are few. Our SEO starts with what your customers actually search and whether it signals buying intent, then we work on site structure and content. Our bid management covers the account, landing pages and conversion tracking together, tuned to cost per inquiry. To judge whether …

Question 8

We run our own Baidu account, but it's been handled part-time by our admin, and results are up and down. What exactly does your bid management service cover? Is it just adjusting bids, or do you manag

Accepted Answer

Bid management is more than tweaking bids. We handle account structure, keywords and negative keywords, bidding strategy, ad copy, landing pages, and we monitor daily spend and lead data, with regular reports you can review with us. The biggest issue with part-time in-house management is lack of time for fine-tuning, so budget easily gets burned on useless keywords. We work with businesses nation…

Question 9

There are so many companies doing Baidu promotion now, and the quotes keep getting lower. We got burned once before — spent money but barely got any inquiries. What actually makes Yunxuan different fr

Accepted Answer

Honestly, there are a lot of low-price traps in this industry — they sign you with a super low quote, then the account burns money with nobody watching it, and your budget just disappears. Our approach is to first look at your industry and where your customers are, then lay out clearly how keywords are chosen, how the landing page captures inquiries, and who manages the account daily before we st…

Question 10

Our company sells nationwide but the team is small and we don't have time to babysit marketing every day. Can you run nationwide promotion for us? And for an SME like ours, how would you usually put a

Accepted Answer

Yes, we cover the whole country — we work with SMEs nationwide, not just locally. You won't need to watch it daily: we start by looking at your industry and where your customers are, then mix the website, SEO/GEO, Baidu or feed ads and short video as needed. We handle the execution and give you regular data reviews. Budgets can range from a few thousand to tens of thousands; start small, prove th…

Question 11

We're a small company selling nationwide. Our website was built a while ago, and now we want to add a smart customer service chatbot so it can automatically catch inquiries at night and on weekends. C

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Yes, we can do it, and we serve clients nationwide, not just locally. For the smart chatbot, we usually start by checking your website structure and current inquiry volume, then set up a company-specific Q&A reception bot. It can automatically catch inquiries when your team is busy during the day or when no one is around at night, and capture contact details first. Pricing depends on features and…

Question 12

We sell office furniture. Our website has been up for over a year, but we can't even find it on Baidu by searching our brand name, let alone product keywords. Is SEO still worth doing at this point? H

Accepted Answer

That's really common — the site was built and then left alone, so indexing itself is a problem. If you can't find your own brand name, it's usually a basic indexing and on-page issue. Yes, we serve clients nationwide. Office furniture isn't the most competitive B2B niche, so if we fix the site structure, indexing, and core product keywords first, you'll typically see rankings start moving in 1–2 …

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