Facebook is stepping up efforts to generate revenue in China, and Hong Kong has started recruiting talent

Phoenix Technology News Beijing Time March 30, according to the Wall Street Journal online version of the report, although Facebook is currently unable to use in China, but the company is increasing its efforts to generate revenue in China.

Facebook is recruiting talent in Hong Kong, has finalized a second local partner to win advertisers and has launched an attractive campaign to get more business from Chinese companies, even if Chinese users cannot access Facebook. Facebook aims to instill in Chinese companies the idea that if your ads are covered by our 1.39 billion-month active users, they will have a very good effect.

Other companies that are unable to use their services in China have also increased competition in the mainland. Google released the YouTube Chinese developer video channel last month and opened the Google Play store to Chinese application developers in the near future. Twitter's first office in Hong Kong opened this month to get more advertising in China.

Facebook is seeking to attract more customers like the Tour network. According to the travel network, the number of registered gamers in the popular Games goddess League has increased by more than a day after spending most of its 10 million-dollar advertising budget on Facebook.

"Half of our players are from Facebook," said Liu Wanqin, a travel network manager involved in overseas advertising, "and Facebook is now our most important advertising tool," Liu Wanqin. ”

Facebook did not disclose revenue for individual countries, but analysts believe Chinese advertisers are rising in the share of Facebook's Asian advertising revenues. Facebook's ad revenue in the fourth quarter of last year was $531 million trillion, up 67% per cent year-on-year. (Compiling/Xiao Yu)