Real Results for Real Businesses
Market Entry & Global Expansion Case Studies
Western companies entering China. Chinese companies going global.
The corridor is complex; our outcomes are concrete.
Planet Teas
US Brand & Revenue Operations
Premium tea brand | Beverage / CPG | US-based SMB
A US-based CPG brand with a product people loved but no clear market position or revenue infrastructure.
Iron Lion built the brand architecture from scratch and installed revenue operations systems that turned scattered sales activity into a repeatable, measurable engine.
If your product is solid but your pipeline and brand story aren't, this is what that fix looks like.
Zoda Glass
Cross-Border D2C & B2B Sales
Glass art collective | Consumer Goods | China-based SMB
A Chinese manufacturer with quality product and zero cross-border sales infrastructure.
Iron Lion built D2C e-commerce from the ground up, then ran B2B prospecting and on-site interpretation in Thailand and France — closing deals that would've been impossible without someone who speaks both the language and the commercial culture.
If you're a Chinese producer looking west, or a Western buyer trying to source with confidence, this is the bridge.
Hi-Spec Tools
China Sourcing & Revenue Systems
Hand & power tool kit brand | Manufacturing | US-based MM
A mid-market US manufacturer with a global customer base and revenue systems held together by spreadsheets and hope.
Iron Lion rebuilt the entire stack: CRM, marketing automation, sales recruiting, and outbound prospecting — turning reactive chaos into a proactive, scalable revenue machine.
If your growth is outpacing your infrastructure, this is what catching up looks like.
Juyyun Digital
Marketing Content & Localization for Western Audiences
Digital marketer | Social Commerce | China-based MM
A Chinese digital agency managing social commerce brands that needed Western-market content and localization at speed.
Iron Lion ran proofreading, casting, and TikTok Shop ad production — bridging the gap between Chinese creative teams and Western consumer expectations.
If your content is getting lost in translation, or your campaigns aren't landing the way they should, this is what fixing the signal looks like.