Floyd Tang
tang92.com
Internationally, I use Floyd Tang. Tang Jiuliang is the pinyin form of my Chinese name. I did not start serving exporters because AI suddenly became popular. I studied architecture first, then entered cross-border marketing. The underlying theme has stayed the same: helping Chinese companies turn product strength, trust, and delivery capability into business systems overseas customers can understand and teams can execute.
China's supply chain is strong, but moving from supply chain to brand requires better expression, packaging, quality, service, and long-term operation.
I studied architecture at Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University. The training in holistic packaging, aesthetics, and Western-style expression later shaped how I approach foreign-trade marketing and brand presentation.
I am from Wenzhou. My own family runs a factory, and many relatives also run factories. I learned early that Chinese companies do not lack manufacturing capability. The harder part is helping overseas customers understand product value, trust delivery capability, and pay more for quality and brand.
After entering foreign-trade marketing, I worked with exporters, owners, and growth teams. The more I worked, the clearer it became: content is not one video, but a structure made of positioning, topics, materials, inquiry handling, and review.
Many companies chase tools, models, and prompts. In real business, what matters is whether customer development, research, emails, knowledge bases, and review workflows can become part of the team's daily work.
We want to help more Chinese companies upgrade profit: let quality make customers remember the product, let brand build long-term trust, and let culture follow naturally. With AI, export may only be the first step toward a wider horizon.
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From overseas social media training to AI implementation for exporters
Topics include overseas social media, TikTok, AI for foreign trade, active development, and enterprise workflows
Participants across courses, camps, offline workshops, and enterprise training
Teams and learners who have used courses, coaching, consulting, playbooks, or digital-human services
This line brings public training, owned courses, coaching products, and workflow assets into one chronology, so you can see which exporter scenes we have worked through and why the work now points to AI workflows.
7 records in chronological orderEarly public training covered B2B social media and overseas marketing methods.
Owned course / product recordPublic sessions helped industrial-cluster exporters understand TikTok and B2B short-video expression.
Public source →Connected independent sites, social media, short video, graphics, digital humans, livestreaming, and conversion into practical exporter training.
Owned course / product recordBuilt a growth path for B2B overseas brands through offline workshops, TikTok camps, and coaching.
Owned course / product recordConnected AI tools, TikTok, and cross-border business for young learners.
Public source →Upgraded course delivery into AI lead development, AI workflows, and the EVENBETTER Trade Workbench.
Owned course / product recordShared practical content-production methodology with cross-border e-commerce teachers.
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