Begin with the questions your Chinese-speaking buyers ask before contacting you. Write an answer on the page that owns the topic, include evidence a buyer can check, and record what Doubao says and cites when you test the question.
Match the question to a page
| Buyer question | Page to use | Useful evidence |
|---|---|---|
| “How much does a WeChat mini program cost?” | Mini program service page | Features that affect scope, content and integration needs, and what to provide for a quote |
| “Can this CNC machine handle my part size?” | Product or specification page | Working dimensions, tolerances, supported materials, and the datasheet version |
| “Can this provider build a bilingual export site?” | Corporate website service page and a related case | Language coverage, editor workflow, and screenshots or links showing the work |
Use the wording customers use in sales calls or support messages. Several phrasings can share one page when they ask for the same information. Add a separate page when the answer, evidence, or next step changes materially.
Write the answer and make it checkable
Lead with the answer or the factor that determines it. Name the product, audience, or service it applies to. Put the relevant document or case beside the statement and use descriptive text for the link. For example, a development page can explain how bookings, payments, and membership affect the scope, then link to WeChat mini program development for the project brief.
Assign someone to review facts when pricing, specifications, or policies change. Keep the same facts on the official site and any public accounts your buyers use. Check the Chinese pages separately using Baidu's basic information guidance for readable titles, summaries, and important information in text.
Test what Doubao actually returns
Record an initial batch of questions, answers, and visible sources. Compare the source URLs to the content they are cited for. Save examples of wrong answers, unlinked mentions, and correct citations. After you update a page, run the same questions again and compare each group of results. Use the GEO measurement guide for definitions and denominators.
Common questions
What can a small team do first?
Pick the five most common questions from real sales conversations. Improve the relevant service or product pages and record an initial test before expanding.
How should we handle similar questions?
Keep synonyms on one page when they share an answer. Use headings and related links so readers can find the relevant detail.
How do we tell whether a content change helped?
Compare repeat samples of the same questions and document the page changes and dates. Look at answer accuracy and citations as well as brand mentions.