Adova Unveils China Market Strategy for Global Creators at VidCon US

Adoba, a leading AI-based cross-border solution provider, presents solutions for entering the Chinese market at VidCon 2025. Adoba, a company specializing in AI-based content cross-border solutions, attracted the attention of the global digital content industry by participating as a speaker on the official stage of 'VidCon 2025,' the world's largest creator event held in Anaheim, USA. Adoba was invited to both the Creator Track and the Industry Track, showcasing its unparalleled global competitiveness as a technology-based content solution company. To commemorate YouTube's 20th anniversary this year, VidCon, held on its largest scale ever, was a pivotal festival for the digital content industry, bringing together approximately 60,000 creators and industry professionals from around the world. At this event, Adoba became the first Korean company in VidCon history to take the official stage, presenting innovative solutions for 'entry into the Chinese market,' a long-standing challenge for global creators, and receiving enthusiastic attention. Central to this is 'adobaro,' an AI-based global content automation solution. Adobaro enables creators to upload once, and AI automatically optimizes language, thumbnails, subtitles, titles, and platform specifications tailored to each country's platform environment, allowing simultaneous distribution to multiple channels. This reduces operating time by up to 90%, maximizing efficiency. Especially in the Chinese market, which has high entry barriers, Adoba, based on official partnerships with 12 major platforms such as Xiaohongshu, Bilibili, and Kuaishou, provides one-stop support for the entire process, from channel creation and content operation to revenue settlement. Thanks to this differentiated competitiveness, Adoba is currently collaborating with over 1,500 global creator teams in 26 countries worldwide and operates over 2,500 channels within China, achieving a cumulative content viewership exceeding 4.1 billion. Through collaboration with partners in various countries such as Europe and Southeast Asia, including UUUM, Japan's No. 1 MCN, it is rapidly expanding its global market presence. Go Jae-yoon, Adoba Team Leader, stated, "We have confirmed a growing recognition that the Chinese market, once considered a vague alternative, is now a core market that must be seriously considered," conveying the strong desire of global creators to enter the Chinese market. Ahn Jun-han, CEO of Adoba, stated, "Participating in VidCon was a crucial turning point for Adoba to showcase its technology to the world," and expressed his ambition, "Moving forward, we will leverage technology to create an environment where all creators can operate without the constraints of borders."