Local Chinese marketing, in the cities where your customers live.
RedNexus runs Chinese marketing for U.S. and Canadian businesses at the local level: the neighborhoods, platforms and language your Chinese customers actually use. These are the markets where we have the most experience. We also run programs nationwide.
Alhambra, Arcadia, San Gabriel, Rowland Heights, Irvine
Los Angeles and the San Gabriel Valley
About 630,000 Chinese Americans live in metro Los Angeles, many in the San Gabriel Valley. Our headquarters is here.
Client work: IQ Laser Vision, Golden Vision, Century Cruises (Pasadena)
Flushing, Manhattan Chinatown, Sunset Park, Long Island
New York and Flushing
The largest Chinese American community in the country, about 840,000 people in the metro area.
Client work: Raymond Fong Eye Care, Chinatown
San Francisco, Peninsula, San Jose, Fremont
San Francisco Bay Area
About 550,000 Chinese Americans in the San Francisco metro area alone, with large communities in Silicon Valley.
Client work: IQ Laser Vision
Seattle, Bellevue, Redmond
Seattle
About 760,000 Asian Americans in the metro area, with a fast-growing Chinese community on the Eastside.
Client work: King LASIK
Chinatown, Quincy, Brookline, Lexington
Boston
A large Chinese community spanning families, professionals and one of the country’s biggest student populations.
Client work: Boston Vision
Bellaire, Sugar Land, Katy
Houston
About 660,000 Asian Americans in the metro area, with an established Chinese business district along Bellaire Boulevard.
Client work: IQ Laser Vision
Richmond, Burnaby, Vancouver, Coquitlam
Vancouver
About 475,000 residents of Chinese origin, roughly one in five people in Metro Vancouver.
Client work: BC Lasik (Fraser Valley Cataract and Laser)
Markham, Richmond Hill, Scarborough, North York
Toronto
About 630,000 residents of Chinese origin in the Greater Toronto Area, the largest Chinese community in Canada.
Nationwide programs across the U.S. and Canada
Anywhere else
Businesses that serve customers nationwide, or in a market not listed here, work with us the same way: Zoom meetings, on-site shoots and campaigns targeted to wherever their customers are.
Population figures: Pew Research Center, Chinese in the U.S. (2023 data) and top metro areas for the Asian population (2023); Statistics Canada, 2021 Census.
What local means in practice.
Your service area
Ads and content focus on the neighborhoods and suburbs your customers come from.
The right language
Mandarin or Cantonese, simplified or traditional, chosen for your customers.
Real places and people
Shoots at your location and stories from local customers, with their permission.
Bookings, not just views
Inquiries are answered in Chinese and booked with your front desk.
Common questions
Do you need to be in our city to do this well?
No. Content, advertising and replies run online, and we know the Chinese neighborhoods and platforms in each market we serve. We meet on Zoom and travel for shoots and interviews.
Can you target one neighborhood or suburb?
Yes. Advertising can be targeted by location, and content can speak to a specific area, such as the San Gabriel Valley, Flushing or Richmond, BC.
Mandarin or Cantonese?
It depends on the city and on your customers. Established Chinatowns often include more Cantonese speakers, while newer suburban communities lean Mandarin. We check your customer base before deciding.
Do you work outside these cities?
Yes. We work with businesses anywhere in the United States and Canada, including companies that serve customers nationwide.
Related reading
How to Market to Chinese American and Chinese Canadian Customers
A practical guide for U.S. and Canadian businesses: who the Chinese community is, where decisions happen, and how to turn interest into appointments.
ReadChinese Social Media and Media in the U.S. and Canada: A Guide for Businesses
Which Chinese apps and media the Chinese community in North America uses, what each is for, and where a local business should start.
ReadTell us your city and your customers.
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