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Effective Strategies for Lead Generation in China

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Lead generation in China

Harry Huang, E-Commerce Performance Manager at EAC Ecommerce China Agency. Harry’s job is simple: make your China store profitable, fast. He runs platform accounts on Tmall, JD, and Douyin with one metric in mind — revenue per RMB spent. No wasted cycles, no bloated retainers.

His approach is diagnostic. He identifies the exact conversion blockers — pricing, listing copy, promotion timing, traffic mix — fixes them in order of impact, and moves to the next lever. Brands working with Harry typically see their first measurable ROI improvement within 30 days.

Harry has managed accounts across health, beauty, consumer tech, and lifestyle categories. He thinks in dashboards, acts on data, and delivers results ahead of schedule. If you need execution with accountability, Harry is who you call.

Ready to improve your China e-commerce ROI? Get a free audit from our team.

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Harry covers Chinese social platforms and e-commerce at E-Commerce China Agency, with a focus on Baidu, Weibo, Xiaohongshu and Douyin. He writes about how foreign brands actually build visibility on those channels: what earns traction, what burns budget, and why. Much of his work centres on the health, supplements and FMCG categories entering the Chinese market.

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