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Deep dives into Uzbekistan market entry, digital marketing strategies, and technology solutions like Telegram Mini Apps.
FEELNET Officially Becomes an Accredited IT Park Resident in Uzbekistan: Empowering Central Asian Enterprises with Advanced IT & Network Solutions
On September 15, 2025, FEELNET MCHJ was officially registered as a resident of IT Park Uzbekistan (Certificate No. 4737). As a premier IT and network communications vendor in Central Asia, FEELNET leverages IT Park's ecosystem to deliver top-tier enterprise networking, cloud infrastructure, and digital transformation solutions to global and local businesses.
How Chinese Automotive Brands Build Global Influence Through Overseas Creators A GAC 30 Millionth Vehicle Global Campaign Case Study by Feelnet
Chinese automotive brands are entering a new stage of globalization driven by localized brand communication and creator marketing. This case study explores how Feelnet partnered with GAC Group to bring Uzbek creator Sherzod Djalalov to Guangzhou for the celebration of GAC's 30 millionth vehicle, producing localized content for Instagram and YouTube. The project demonstrates how influencer marketing, multilingual storytelling, and regional social media strategies help Chinese automotive companies build trust, increase brand visibility, and strengthen their presence across Uzbekistan and the wider Central Asian market.
How Chinese Companies Can Build Private Traffic in Uzbekistan: Our First Business Model Validation with 544 Bottles of Laundry Detergent
How can Chinese companies build sustainable growth in Uzbekistan beyond traditional distributors? In this case study, Feelnet shares how a one-month experiment selling 544 bottles of laundry detergent validated a digital business model built around Instagram customer acquisition, Telegram private communities, and Telegram Mini App commerce. Rather than focusing on the product itself, the project proved the effectiveness of combining public traffic, private traffic, digital commerce, and data-driven operations. The article also explores how Chinese brands can establish long-term customer relationships and scalable digital growth in Uzbekistan and the wider Central Asian market.