Digital Marketing in Taiwan, Without Hiring a Local Team
Reach the Taiwan market.
One point of contact, no guesswork.
台灣人？ > 看這裡！
You don't need to hire a Taiwanese marketing agency, manage five freelancers in a time zone eight hours away, or figure out which platforms actually matter here. You need one person who understands both the market and your business, and who can get the work done properly.
That's what I do. I run your Taiwan digital marketing through a small team of vetted local freelancers I've worked with directly. You talk to me. I brief them, manage the work, and make sure what lands on your desk actually fits how Taiwan works, not a generic playbook copy-pasted from a Western market.
What I do
Getting found in Taiwan means writing for a market that searches differently, trusts different sources, and reads content in a different rhythm than Europe. I handle strategy and content direction myself, and work with local writers and editors for anything that needs native fluency and cultural instinct I can't fake.
Facebook and Instagram still matter here, but so do platforms most European teams have rarely or never touched, like LINE, Threads, or Xiaohongshu. I help you decide where your audience actually is, then manage the content and posting through freelancers who live on these platforms daily.
Meta and Google campaigns built for how Taiwanese consumers actually behave, not a translated version of your European ad account. I work with performance freelancers who run and optimise the campaigns, while I keep the strategy tied to your actual business goals.
Copywriting, translation that doesn't read like translation, graphics, short-form video. Whatever the channel needs, I pull in the right freelancer for the job instead of forcing one generalist to do everything badly.
Why work with me instead of an agency
Taiwan-facing marketing agencies exist, but most either work exclusively in Mandarin with no bridge back to you, or they're generalist agencies bolting on "Taiwan" as one more market they don't really understand. I sit in between.
I lived and worked in Taiwan for six years, studied a Master's degree entirely in Mandarin, and experienced Taiwanese companies from the inside. I know what actually resonates here, and just as importantly, I know what a western client actually needs to hear back in plain terms, without the jargon or the guesswork.
You get one relationship, one person accountable for the results, and a network of freelancers I already trust and have worked with before. No agency overhead, no account managers relaying messages, no wondering if anyone on the other end actually understands your business.
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Who this is for
Companies who want a presence in the Taiwan market without opening a local office or hiring a full team. Founders and SMEs testing whether Taiwan is worth the investment before committing further. Individuals building a personal brand, business, or freelance practice that needs visibility with a Taiwanese audience. Anyone who has tried running Taiwan marketing remotely themselves and found it harder than it looks from the outside.