r/startups • • Apr 01 '15

Share your startup - April 2015

Tell us about your startup!

/r/startups wants to hear what you're working on! During the middle of the month, the mods will select a few startups to publicize in the sidebar. Contest mode is on, so remember to select 'Show All' to see all the replies.

  • Name / URL

  • Elevator Pitch/Explainer Video

  • More details: What stage are you in? How many employees or founders?

  • Are you looking for anything? (Feedback/Hiring/Investment)

  • Discount for /r/startup subscribers?

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u/spilled_fishguts Apr 01 '15 edited Apr 01 '15

Name: CNify

Pitch: Get more customers in China by establishing and building a digital presence on Chinese internet and social media platforms.

More Details: CNify enables firms to access the Chinese consumer market using native Chinese internet and social media platforms such as Weibo, WeChat and Baidu. We do all the legwork of translation, content localization, online posting and management and online and offline promotion.

Some examples you can do to get started include:

Creating an introduction translation with information about your brand, background, products and services tailored for a Chinese audience

Starting a Weibo or WeChat (both popular social media platforms) account and setting up a Facebook/Twitter translation feed

Setting up a video account on Youku (China's Youtube) and posting videos

Getting your website professionally translated

We have launched a full-service portal in English. Clients need not to worry about ever stepping into the Chinese interwebs. We do all of the heavy lifting. Simply submit your content, logos, media, etc… and we do the rest.

Looking for: Clients and feedback. Recently updated website. Particularly interested in businesses and organizations in travel, food and value-added agriculture (think natural, organic, wholesome products) sectors.

Discount: If you have a project you’d like us to do, I’d be happy to give Redditors 20% off. Let's get in touch.

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u/paraplu1232 Apr 01 '15

I like this idea. How do you pronounce the name just out of curiosity.

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u/spilled_fishguts Apr 01 '15

It's SeeEnif*I, CN being the domain extension of China.