In Part 5 of my “Find Private Students in China” series, I break down exactly how I plan and post content on Xiaohongshu (Little Red Book) to attract Chinese parents and students. I walk you through what to title your videos so people actually click, and how to write descriptions that make it clear who you help, what you teach, and how they can reach you. If you’ve been posting randomly and hoping for the best, this is where you start getting intentional. I also get into my simple content planning process so you’re not stuck wondering what to post every day. Then I talk about the big one: how to avoid getting blocked on the platform, because if you’re too aggressive with selling or you post the wrong way, you can lose your account fast. To make it practical, I show you how I use an app/tool to create content and keep things moving. By the end, you should be able to plan your next posts, write better titles/descriptions, and set up your profile in a way that brings in private student leads from China.