Perth businesses have an opening on RedNote (Xiaohongshu) that most of the east coast no longer has: the audience is there, and almost nobody local is publishing to it yet. Redluck Digital runs RedNote and Instagram programs for businesses across Australia. Here is what that looks like for a Perth business. What RedNote looks like in Perth Australia has roughly 700,000 monthly active RedNote users , over 142,000 Chinese students and a Chinese-Australian consumer market above 1.3 million people. Perth's share is smaller than Sydney's or Melbourne's, but it is served by far fewer businesses — in most Perth categories, searching RedNote returns very little local content at all. That is the whole opportunity. In a market where your competitors are not publishing, a consistent account and a handful of creator visits establish you as the obvious local answer well before the category fills up. One practical note for a city as spread out as Perth: RedNote has no radius targeting — there is no "within 10 kilometres of my store" setting. Audiences are narrowed by location, content and keywords, which makes the content itself do more of the work. What we do Account management — topic planning, writing, publishing, comment and DM handling, and an English monthly report. From A$499/month for 10 original posts. Instagram is A$699/month for 10 bilingual posts plus stories. Creator programs — A$299 for 5 creators , a flat fee. We source creators in your city, brief them and follow through to publication. You provide the experience; there is no separate creator fee. Blue-V business verification — the official business badge, and a prerequisite for advertising. Running commercial promotion from a personal account breaches RedNote's rules, so this comes first. Spotlight ads — RedNote's paid promotion tool, for amplifying content that is already performing. On-site photography and video — available as a per-shoot add-on when you want production beyond your own footage. What results look like Real back-end numbers from our client work. A sports physiotherapy clinic: 8,294 post views in 30 days (up 84.56%), 1,175 profile visitors (up 95.18%), 63 follows from the profile and 101 net new followers, averaging 775 views across 21 posts. A cafe: 22 creator visits over two months against a contracted 20, reaching roughly 158,000 combined followers, with 1,780 likes and 304 comments across their Instagram posts. These are what a running account produces. A new account typically does a few hundred views in its first month while the foundation goes in, and builds from there. Where to start Verification and a consistent publishing rhythm come first, then creator visits to bring people through the door, then paid promotion once content is performing. Full pricing is on our service page , the four routes are broken down in our Chinese-language guide , and budgets are covered in what RedNote marketing costs in Australia . See also social media and digital growth and commercial photography and film .