Disclosure: this guide is published by Redluck Digital, a Melbourne agency that offers RedNote marketing — so yes, we appear on our own list. We have included genuine competitors anyway, because an honest map of the market is more useful to you than an advertisement, and the criteria below apply to everyone equally. RedNote (Xiaohongshu, 小红书) has roughly 700,000 monthly active users in Australia by industry estimates, spanning the 1.3-million-strong Chinese-Australian community and more than 140,000 Chinese international students. Since the platform's global surge in early 2025, a small field of Australian agencies has emerged to service it. Here is the current landscape. What to judge an agency on Native-level Chinese content capability — RedNote is a Chinese-language platform with a strong content culture; translated English copy underperforms. Real, published results — ask for actual account data, not logos. Transparent pricing — if you cannot get a number before a sales call, budget conversations only get harder from there. Platform operations experience — enterprise (blue-V) verification and Spotlight ads setup from Australia involve real paperwork; an agency should have done it before. The agencies 1. Redluck Digital (Melbourne) That's us. Melbourne-based, hospitality and local-business specialists: full account operation, in-house photography and film, local creator (KOL) programs, and blue-V/Spotlight setup. We publish our pricing ( from A$499/month ) and our client data ( real first-30-days numbers here ). Service details → 2. Trafficon Digital (Melbourne) Camberwell-based digital agency with a bilingual team and an established Xiaohongshu offering alongside broader Chinese digital marketing. One of the earliest Australian agencies visible in this space. 3. RedNote Marketing (national) A pure-play RedNote specialist operating Australia-wide, focused on retail, hospitality, tourism and events. Notable for being built entirely around this one platform. 4. VV Australia (Melbourne) Melbourne agency offering RedNote account services for Australian brands, active in the space since 2025. 5. DC Groups (Sydney) Sydney agency covering WeChat and Xiaohongshu marketing for the Chinese-Australian market — a fit if you want both platforms handled together from NSW. 6. Brand Asia (national) Asian-market marketing agency whose services include RedNote advertising for Australian businesses, with a broader Asia-market positioning beyond Xiaohongshu alone. 7. Balmer Agency (national) Australian agency with a dedicated Little Red Book (Xiaohongshu) offering, oriented toward brands exploring the China-market and diaspora opportunity. How to choose Shortlist two or three, then ask each the same four questions: Who exactly writes our Chinese content? Can we see a real account you run, with numbers? What does month one cost, all-in? Have you taken an Australian business through blue-V verification? The answers separate operators from resellers quickly. This guide reflects publicly available information as at July 2026 and is updated quarterly. Agencies listed (other than Redluck) have no commercial relationship with us.