In China, there are over 600 censored phrases, words, and othersensitive topics that the government considers important to monitor. Staying ahead of all this can be time consuming, and you never know whatyou really can or can’t say. We’ve created a feature called KAWO Protect that takes the worry out of thisby simply offering a… Keep reading…
Multimillionaire megastar Taylor Swift – ‘three months is a long time to go unpaid, and it is unfair to ask anyone to work for nothing’. Whether this is a PR stunt or not, she and Apple have both received the attention they yearn for. News emerged on Monday that Apple had made a u-turn on… Keep reading…
KAWO is now publishing to over 26,853,000 followers across Chinese social media as we help 50+ brands and agencies collaborate on one central platform. Today we’re announcing 5 new features to provide users with more insight into what they’re doing and also reduce friction in the way brands and agencies manage the process. 1. We’re… Keep reading…
Starting this week KAWO will be adding trending topics and viral content to the Inspiration Board to help users keep up to date with what’s happening in China. Updated personally by our team members, a bilingual feed of the latest trending topics, news, helpful tidbits, and other information relevant to anyone managing social media in… Keep reading…
Users can now log in to KAWO and select a preference for language, right now we offer English and Simplified Chinese. As a Chinese social media management platform for international brands, we first developed our product in English to maximise accessibility to international clients. Recently we took a deeper look at our users and found… Keep reading…
This post is part of a series introducing the team behind KAWO that keep the fire burning and the engine turning. Q. How long have you worked at KAWO and what is your role?A. I’ve been at KAWO for 2 months now working on the front end side of the KAWO App. Q. Tell us… Keep reading…
Yesterday morning around 11 AM, Kobe Bryant made his return to the Chinese microblogging platform, Sina Weibo. The NBA star personally writes his own content on the account and has been an active user in the past as well, always causing Weibo’s huge population of NBA fans to get up in a wild bout of… Keep reading…