Nanjing Expat / Hello Nanjing

This website is part of the Nanjing Expat brand, majority owned and operated by SinoConnexion Ltd., a UK registered media company, and its subsidiary in China; Nanjing He Fu Cultural Media Co. Ltd. 南京贺福文化传媒有限公司.

Nanjing Expat comprises five publications under one umbrella brand name and is the only group of English publications offering high visibility online and print media in Nanjing.

HELLO NANJING
Hello Nanjing is Nanjing's most popular English website. With its focus on the younger crowd, Hello Nanjing has a community feel that offers forum discussions, relevant news and lots of up to date information as to where the party's at!

THE NANJINGER
The Nanjinger is a monthly publication* that distributes 3,000 copies to 100+ foreign frequented locations around Nanjing. We focus on famous hotels, business people hotspots, well-known restaurants, upper echelon medical centres, prime coffee shops and bars as well as companies who have a high number of expatriate employees. The Nanjinger is Nanjing’s first English language publication written by local expats and aimed at the western expatriates and Chinese who have returned from abroad.


CITY GUIDE
10-15,000 copies of City Guide are distributed to over fifty locations throughout Nanjing. Previously known as the In-Nanjing City Guide, for four years, the guide has been the perfect taxi book and has helped foreigners and English speaking Chinese reach their destinations and find places they may not have known existed in Nanjing.


NANJINGEXPAT.COM
With over 30,000 page views per month and around 5,000 registered users approximately 60% of NanjingExpat.com’s traffic consist of people living and working inside China and Nanjing, with the remainder of users being would-be travelers, visitors and soon to be residents. NanjingExpat.com drives traffic from over 50 different countries with hundreds of readers each day.


LIFECYCLE
The Nanjing Expat WiBGi was first released on June 2nd 2010. As a merger between Nanjing Expat and the current “Wouldn’t it Be Great if” weekly email newsletter, the publication boasted a distribution of over 3,000 subscribers. In September 2011, to reflect a more modern Nanjing, the name was changed to LifeCycle. The newsletter is delivered directly to users email accounts while in 2012 subscriber numbers have topped 4,000.