Boards and leadership teams
Establish a fact base before briefings, announcements or significant decisions.
China crisis readiness
A public-source baseline for China crisis readiness
A China-related issue rarely begins with a complete picture. Before making statements, briefing a board or instructing local advisers, you need to know what Chinese-language public sources actually show—and where the record is unclear. China Presence 90 is a fixed-scope, seven-business-day diagnostic for organisations and private individuals. We examine the search footprint around selected names, entities and claims; test identity and factual consistency across relevant public sources; distinguish supported points from gaps; and set out proportionate next actions. The work is lawful, desk-based and evidence-led. It is designed to improve readiness and decision quality, not to promise removal, suppression or control over third-party content.
When this review is useful
Start with the decision, not the campaign.
Legal, risk and communications teams
Test identity details and circulating claims before setting a response posture.
Executives and private individuals
Understand the visible record before engaging advisers, publishers or platforms.
Diagnostic output
A bounded record of what can be supported.
Each finding is tied to the reviewed source set and date. Unknowns stay visible; third-party outcomes stay independent.
Search-footprint baseline
Material Chinese-language results, recurring themes and relevant source references within scope.
Identity and claims table
Names, roles, entities, dates and substantive claims compared source by source.
Evidence-gap register
Contradictions, unsupported assertions, missing corroboration and unresolved uncertainty.
Next-action brief
Ordered priorities, dependencies and questions for appropriate advisers or specialists.
Seven-business-day method
Evidence first. Sequence second.
The diagnostic establishes a reliable baseline before implementation, outreach or public claims are considered.
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Define the decision
Agree the relevant names, entities, issues, timeframe and exclusions.
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Map the footprint
Search lawful Chinese-language public sources and record material results, URLs and access dates.
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Test the record
Compare identities and claims, distinguishing support, contradiction and uncertainty.
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Set priorities
Deliver the diagnostic and sequenced next actions at the close of the review.
Questions before engagement
Scope, limits and evidence.
Is this an emergency response service?
No. It is a fixed-scope readiness diagnostic, not live monitoring, media handling or 24-hour crisis counsel. It provides a documented starting point for subsequent decisions.
Which sources are reviewed?
Lawfully accessible Chinese-language public sources relevant to the agreed queries. We do not use hacking, pretexting, private accounts or claimed privileged access.
Can you remove content or control search results?
No. The diagnostic identifies what is visible, how well material claims are supported and what to consider next. Third-party content, rankings and outcomes cannot be guaranteed.
Private enquiry
Clarify the record before the stakes rise.
Tell us the decision, transition or China exposure that matters. We will determine whether a fixed-scope diagnostic is useful.
Start a confidential inquiryNo media, institutional or search outcome is guaranteed.