Start With the China Market Decision, Not the Platform
Use seven decisions—demand, product, localization, delivery, distribution, business model, and rights—to choose the next China step for an expert product.
Use seven decisions—demand, product, localization, delivery, distribution, business model, and rights—to choose the next China step for an expert product.
A course FAQ is a set of public commitments. Assign each answer an owner, evidence source and change trigger before it becomes launch copy.
A buyer interview becomes usable evidence only when the answer, condition, speaker role, counterevidence and next test are recorded separately.
A public China training document can reveal scope, roles and records. It cannot prove private-market demand. Use it to form better buyer questions.
Video production, live sessions, channel operations and reporting are separate workstreams. Scope them before an annual package becomes an unlimited promise.
The same videos can be sold as a one-off item, a structured column or ongoing membership. Choose the promise you need to test before choosing packaging.
Separate attendance, feedback, skill evidence and business outcomes when reporting China-facing training. A completion report is only one evidence layer.
Chinese course projects separate maintenance, consultation, training and technical response. Treat support as a bounded scope, not an implied promise.
A governance framework for separating collection, source verification, deduplication and editorial judgment in multi-agent China research.
Why a completed AI research report needs a decision cover before it can guide a China course, consulting or product investment.