In China, the platform primarily attracts the younger generation, particularly 90s ladies, accounting for over 87% of users who actively seek the latest fashion trends and beauty secrets. In Australia and New Zealand (ANZ), the user base is more evenly distributed, with 60% being female.

Little Red Book provides a range of options for brands to gain exposure and boost sales. This includes creating eye-catching content, product listing, and order fulfillment through its ecommerce function. Brands can tailor their approach based on goals and budget, managing their brand accounts or collaborating with influencers for impactful campaigns. Ecommerce options include listing on LRB’s marketplace or establishing a dedicated brand store.

Partnering with Little Red Book allows us to work closely in achieving clients’ goals, whether targeting the China market or ANZ market. Our specialized teams in Guangzhou, China, focus on account management and content creation, while our Auckland team is dedicated to providing excellent service to brands.

Little Red Book marketing offers numerous advantages for brands seeking exposure and sales growth. By leveraging the platform, brands can create visually appealing content, list products, and manage orders seamlessly through its ecommerce function. Whether crafting a unique brand presence or collaborating with influencers on impactful campaigns, Little Red Book provides a versatile marketing approach tailored to diverse goals and budgets.

Little Red Book caters to a variety of industries, making it versatile for different business types. However, it particularly thrives in sectors related to fashion, beauty, and lifestyle. Brands in these industries can effectively tap into the platform’s engaged user base, especially those looking for the latest trends and insider insights. While these sectors benefit the most, other industries exploring visual and experiential marketing can also find success on Little Red Book.

Little Red Book offers various account types, each serving different purposes. User accounts are for individuals interested in exploring content, while brand accounts are tailored for businesses looking to establish a branded presence and engage with users. KOL (Key Opinion Leader) accounts are for influencers, allowing them to share their perspectives and collaborate with brands. Understanding these distinctions helps brands choose the right account type based on their marketing goals and target audience.