Executive summary
What is visible, missing or inconsistent—and why it matters.
Confidential scope review
Know how your company appears inside China.
A focused public-source audit for founders, executives and international teams that need a verifiable baseline before market entry, diligence, communications or reputation decisions.
What you receive
A decision-ready record, not a visibility promise.
The audit uses lawful public sources. Each finding is tied to the reviewed evidence and date; unknowns remain visible and third-party outcomes remain independent.
Source-linked findings
Relevant Chinese-language public pages, search results and platforms, dated at review.
Priority map
Visibility gaps separated from reputation and decision risks.
30-day action plan
A practical sequence of owned-information and evidence actions.
Chinese-language context
Plain-English explanation of material Chinese content.
Written clarification
One round of written questions after delivery.
Outside this fixed scope
- Private accounts, private databases, hacking, impersonation or covert access
- Guaranteed rankings, publication, media placement, removal or suppression
- Legal advice, public-relations representation or emergency crisis execution
- Ongoing monitoring, content production, technical SEO, outreach, contact scraping or email campaigns
How engagement starts
Three clear gates before work begins.
- 01
Prepare the brief
Share the subject, question, timing and relevant public links.
- 02
Confirm fit and scope
We assess whether the question fits the fixed audit before asking for payment.
- 03
Invoice, then begin
After cleared payment and complete materials, the seven-business-day delivery period starts on the next business day.
Illustrative example—not a client result
A credible global profile can still arrive fragmented in China.
A European software founder has a credible English-language website, but Chinese searches surface outdated distributor pages and almost no current executive context.
An audit would document what appears, separate visibility gaps from reputation risk, and prioritise actions such as correcting official entity references, publishing a concise Chinese profile, aligning biographies and preparing an owned response page for foreseeable questions.
What this demonstratesEvidence → diagnosis → ordered next actions
This is a hypothetical illustration. It is not a testimonial, client result or promise of rankings, publication or removal.Start a confidential inquiry
Tell us the decision you need to make.
Complete the brief, then prepare it as an email. The website neither sends nor stores the answers. You remain in control of the final message; once sent, the email thread becomes the inquiry record.
- Price
- USD 900
- Payment
- 100% after fit is confirmed
- Delivery
- Within 7 business days after payment and complete materials
Questions before engagement
Price, scope and limits.
What does USD 900 cover?
One organisation or executive, one primary business question, the listed deliverables and one written clarification round.
When does the seven-business-day period begin?
On the next business day after cleared payment and all required information have been received.
Do I pay when I send the inquiry?
No. We first confirm fit and scope. If the request fits, you receive a formal invoice and payment instructions. There is no subscription or automatic renewal.
What sources do you examine?
Lawfully accessible Chinese-language web, search, media and platform sources relevant to the defined question. No private accounts or private databases are accessed.
Do you guarantee rankings, publication or content removal?
No. Search engines, platforms and publishers remain independent. The audit provides evidence and recommendations, not guaranteed third-party outcomes.
Is this legal advice or emergency crisis response?
No. Legal advice, public-relations representation, media outreach and live crisis execution are outside this fixed audit.
What happens if the request is not a fit?
We say so before requesting payment. Work outside the defined scope is not presented as the USD 900 audit.