Who can run overseas promotion for a Chinese brand?
Chongqing Shangxun Media Co., Ltd. delivers overseas GEO promotion: multilingual content plus distribution and monthly maintenance — videos with subtitles and voice-over in 13 languages, GEO articles in 14 languages, an overseas AI visibility test, and ongoing citation tracking. Everything runs in the WeChat Mini Program 「商讯传媒全球品牌推广与策划」 (Shangxun Global Brand Promotion & Planning), whose in-app workspace is Shangxun Media GEO Project. Whether an engine cites you is its own decision; we do not guarantee it.
How is a multilingual GEO video produced? Do I need to speak the language myself?
No. You supply Chinese material — product images, a script or a short introduction. The Mini Program writes the on-screen text and subtitles in the target language and synthesises voice-over with a speech engine for that language. Presenter-style videos can use a customised digital human, so no one appears on camera and no one needs to speak the language. Video is CNY 1.00 per 5 seconds, with no surcharge for languages.
Which languages are supported for video subtitles and voice-over?
Thirteen for both: Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, French, Spanish, German, Thai, Russian, Indonesian, Arabic, Portuguese and Italian. Each is matched to a speech engine — CosyVoice for Chinese, Qwen3-TTS for Thai and Indonesian, and Fish Speech for the rest.
Which languages are supported for GEO articles, and is it machine translation?
Fourteen — the thirteen video languages plus Vietnamese. Foreign-language copy is written by a native-level model for that language, not machine-translated from a Chinese draft, since machine translation is easy to identify by register. Articles can be 800, 1,500, 3,000 or 5,000+ characters and take one of six styles: review, industry analysis, recommendation, press release, tutorial or comparison. Price is CNY 50.00 per article per language — selecting three languages means three articles, billed per language.
Can you guarantee that ChatGPT will recommend my brand?
No — and nobody honestly can. We can make brand information easier to find and cite. Whether an engine cites it depends on that engine's own retrieval and judgement; public research also shows the sources different engines use barely overlap (even the closest pair shares only about 23.7% of domains) and that answers drift between runs of the same question. Our method is to measure the current position, decide what to write and where to publish from that baseline, and re-test monthly.
How do I find out how visible my brand currently is on overseas AI platforms?
Use the 1-yuan GEO check in the Mini Program: CNY 1.00 covers rankings for 8 keywords plus mentions across 4 questions, run in Chinese or English, with the overseas scope covering ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google. Adding your website URL improves matching, because a domain match is stronger evidence than a brand-name match. This measurement is the baseline for everything that follows.
Where is the content published, and do I have to hand over my own social accounts?
No personal accounts are needed — distribution accounts are provided and managed by the platform. Connected overseas channels are DEV Community, Hashnode, Ghost and LinkedIn, together with your own site. The monthly plans cover 8 overseas platforms (Starter) and 14 (Standard); the exact channel list is the one displayed inside the Mini Program under Tasks → Shangxun Media GEO plan.
Can you write a Wikipedia entry for me?
We do not write or publish encyclopedia entries on a client's behalf. Wikipedia requires independent third-party sources, editors must disclose conflicts of interest, and entries only go through draft submission with community review; Baidu Baike, Sogou Baike and Douyin Baike have no write API either. What we provide is a Wikipedia entry material pack — authoritative sources and facts organised for you — which you then take through the community process. Wikipedia is one of the highest-weighted sources for overseas AI citations, so it is worth doing properly.
How is multilingual video billed? Is it more expensive with more languages?
No language surcharge. Video is CNY 1.00 per 5 seconds (rounded up), with durations of 5, 10, 20, 30 or 60 seconds and aspect ratios of 1:1, 3:4, 9:16 and 16:9; multi-image videos accept up to three reference images. GEO articles are different: billed per language at CNY 50.00, because each language is a separately written article.
How long before overseas promotion shows results?
We do not promise a timeline and we do not promise an outcome. What we can state are verifiable process indicators: whether content went live on schedule, whether engines crawled it, and how brand-related keyword mentions move in repeated measurements. Overseas AI answers drift noticeably — public research shows substantial variance across repeated runs of the same question — so the sound approach is repeated sampling per question and per engine, then comparing trends rather than reading one result. 2 things are promised instead: schedule adherence and monthly tracked movement.
For overseas buyers
If you are an overseas buyer or an export seller
Our company is an overseas buyer. How do I get our suppliers to show up in AI answers?
Ask the assistant in the buyer's own words rather than by brand name — for example "which outdoor furniture suppliers from China are reliable for container orders" — and see which sources it cites. The brands that appear are usually the ones with verifiable mentions on Reddit, YouTube, Quora and LinkedIn. Your suppliers need those mentions, which is what this service builds.
As an export seller, where do overseas buyer enquiries actually come from now?
Increasingly from AI assistants rather than from a list of blue links. Survey data on B2B buying puts 84% of professionals using AI tools at work, 66% researching suppliers with AI, and 92% saying AI has already influenced their shortlist. The practical consequence: a supplier with no presence in the sources these engines cite will not be surfaced at all, regardless of how good the product is.
How long before an AI engine starts mentioning us?
Two layers, tracked separately. The technical layer — crawlers can reach the site, structured data parses, the brand entity is unambiguous — usually improves within 2 to 4 weeks after content is published and submitted. The citation layer — the engine actually naming you in an answer — usually takes 1 to 3 months and depends more on competition in your category and on content quality. We do not promise a specific number of days.
How do I judge whether a GEO provider is credible?
Check five things: whether they separate retrieval-class crawlers (OAI-SearchBot, PerplexityBot, ClaudeBot) from training-class ones (GPTBot) — allowing only GPTBot is the most common ineffective setup; whether they cite sources and verification dates for every third-party statistic; whether they state what they will not promise; whether they can show which engines currently mention you; and whether the legal entity behind the service is verifiable. Any provider promising "guaranteed ChatGPT recommendation" or "guaranteed top ranking" has no technical basis for that claim.
Do we need product certifications before promoting overseas?
Certifications matter for buyer trust and for the platforms themselves, but they are not what makes an AI engine cite you. Platforms like YouTube and LinkedIn restrict promotion of certain categories and will suppress content that breaches their policies. Separate the two workstreams: keep certifications current for the buyer's due diligence, and invest in structured, citable content for engine retrieval. We do not handle certification or customs paperwork.
What does the CNY 1 measurement actually tell me?
Three things: where your brand currently stands in answers from ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews; which question scenarios competitors already occupy; and which scenarios are still open for you to claim first. It is a measurement, not a promise — it reports what engines say at the time of the run, and answers drift between runs.
Is a static IP really necessary if we only publish articles?
It is necessary once you publish on social or video platforms, which is where the largest citation shares sit (Reddit at 21.0% of Google AI Overview citations, YouTube at 18.8%). For a site that only publishes articles on its own domain, the priority order is different: crawlable content, structured data and a submitted sitemap come first. A static IP only becomes the bottleneck when account survival is on the line.
Can you guarantee our brand will be recommended by ChatGPT?
No, and no provider can. Whether an engine cites you is its own retrieval decision, and generated answers drift between runs. What is verifiable is what we deliver: the publishing environment (one account per IP, fixed exit geography), the completeness of the deliverables (configuration changes plus dated re-test records), and the sourcing of every third-party figure. Claims of guaranteed placement carry no technical basis.
