Global, not generic
Product, market and culture belong in one conversation.

GOOD GAMES. A BRIGHTER WORLD.
Global Game Copilot
Strategy · Monetization · Global Publishing · AI
From product judgment to global execution. I connect games, data, people and AI to turn ambitious ideas into operating businesses.
Better Games.
A Kinder World.
GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE · HUMAN SPARK
15+years in games & product¹
10+studios · 500+ collaborators¹
Microsoft · Tencent
Zynga · GameloftCareer experience
Game OperationsAuthor & framework builder
ABOUT JOYCE
I’m Joyce Mi, founder of GGC. My work connects category strategy and flagship-product development with the operating systems underneath: data, monetization, LiveOps, global publishing and teams.
Earlier work across Microsoft, Tencent, Zynga and Gameloft shaped a perspective that is both analytical and hands-on. Today I’m applying it to games and AI-native consumer experiences.
Explore career & evidence
Product, market and culture belong in one conversation.
A clear decision, an owner and a working next step.
Games and AI should create more human possibility.
“Better Games.
A Kinder World.”
EXECUTIVE PROFILE
Senior game experience matters when the work is not a single task but a chain of product, growth, publishing and operating decisions.
WHAT JOYCE CAN OWN
Joyce connects category strategy, product and R&D interface, monetization, LiveOps, UA, global publishing, data and organization. The role can be advisory, fractional executive or a long-term strategic growth partnership.
PORTFOLIO ECOSYSTEM
AI-native products and knowledge systems across games, education, culture, wellness, science and lifestyle. Each project is a real operating surface — not a slide-deck concept.
Global game growth, publishing, monetization, LiveOps and executive partnership.
Visit project ↗AI · Revenue · SMEFive self-serve revenue copilots for lead generation, pricing, conversion, opportunity discovery and revenue operations.
Visit project ↗Education · Story · FamilyA child-friendly Bible learning product built around story, reflection, exploration and family connection.
Visit project ↗Culture · Text · EvidenceA bilingual Buddhist knowledge atlas connecting texts, concepts, versions, people, places, timelines and evidence.
Visit project ↗Wellness · Nature · EvidenceA global map and timeline connecting healing traditions, nature-based practices, sensory modalities and modern evidence.
Visit project ↗Science · Learning · InteractionA bilingual quantum-learning atlas with interactive experiments, concepts, stories, evidence and learning journeys.
Visit project ↗Lifestyle · Fashion · TravelA playful-premium lifestyle brand moving across home, work, travel, resort and after-hours.
Visit project ↗FOUR WORLDS. A BROADER POSSIBILITY.
Select a world to explore the work.
Social-casino and Casino+ products: player lifecycle, virtual economies, collection systems and LiveOps. Real-money regulation and certification are separate specialist scopes.
THE GGC OPERATING SYSTEM
Not disconnected advice. A connected way to define, prove, operate and expand a game business.
Explore each stage →
Market thesis · Player jobs · Product direction · Greenlight criteria
The whole system.EXPERT JUDGMENT. CLEAR SCOPE.
Start with one decision, a focused review or an operating partnership. Paid expertise begins with an agreed scope — no surprise billing and no unlimited “quick questions.”
A CLEAR PLACE TO START
Choose the scope that matches the work. Every option opens its deliverables and boundaries before you enquire.
CNY base fees. USD is indicative at a planning rate of 7.20 CNY/USD, not live FX.
16 scoped engagements1 question; 60-minute call; up to 30-minute pre-read; concise next steps
1 game/decision; up to 20 pages; 2-hour workshop; 2–4-page memo; 1 clarification round
1 game; 1 market; up to 3 benchmarks; KPI baseline; FTUE/economy; prioritized fixes; 90-day roadmap
1 title; up to 2 markets; positioning; channels; launch gates; budget; partner brief
1 title; up to 2 channels/30 creatives; cohort/ROAS; creative tests; stop/scale rules
1 core economy; 90-day event framework; sources/sinks; offers; segments; testing workbook
Up to 3 roles/JDs; interview rubric; decision rights; hiring sequence; manager workshop
1 partner category; public-source shortlist up to 10; pitch brief; permission-based coordination
1 target/product; market and KPI quality; model; team; assumptions; risk and committee questions
1 project; 6 hours/month across 2 calls/pre-read/async; monthly decision log; initial 3-month scope
1 title/market; up to 4 principal days/month; weekly review; KPI/WBS; release/LiveOps/UA; monthly P&L
12 months; up to 4 principal days/month; quarterly reset; governance; measured improvement
Up to 12 participants; 3-hour live session; intake; 1 game-business AI workflow; templates
4–6 weeks; 1 workflow; up to 2 authorized sources/tools; sandbox; up to 30 evaluation cases; approvals; SOP
1 game; journey; wallet friction; off/on-chain economy assumptions; retention; rollout risks
Up to 90 minutes; 1 business theme; audience-specific examples; checklist
Indicative fees; final scope and billing currency are agreed before work. Taxes, travel, media and specialist implementation are additional unless included in writing. One delivery language — English or Chinese — is included.
THE CAPABILITY ATLAS
Fourteen domains, connected through product and business decisions. Open a capability to see the problem, output and measures.
The problem. New category, unclear product direction.
The work. Market taxonomy, player jobs, competing loops, thesis and kill criteria.
What we measure. Decision quality; hypothesis validation; time to greenlight.
S02 / S04 / S09 →The problem. A product exists but the first sessions do not work.
The work. Core-loop review, FTUE, unlock cadence, requirements and release checklist.
What we measure. Activation; D1/D7 retention; funnel completion.
S03 →The problem. Many dashboards; no defensible decision.
The work. Metric dictionary, cohort/DAU/revenue/LTV models, event plan, A/B design and source QA.
What we measure. Data validity; experiment cycle time; KPI movement.
S03 / S05 / S11 →The problem. Players return but payer conversion or LTV stalls.
The work. Sources/sinks, offers, VIP/pass/subscription, payer segmentation and price testing.
What we measure. Payer conversion; ARPDAU; retention-adjusted LTV.
S03 / S06 →The problem. Calendar is busy but commercial rhythm is weak.
The work. Event portfolio, seasonality, lifecycle triggers, win-back and live review cadence.
What we measure. Event lift vs baseline; retention; reactivation.
S06 / S11 →The problem. Spend grows faster than player value.
The work. Channel economics, creative taxonomy, test design, budgets and stop/scale rules.
What we measure. CPI; cohort ROAS; payback; creative learning velocity.
S05 / S11 →The problem. Strong R&D; overseas operating layer missing.
The work. Market sequencing, launch gates, channel strategy, localization briefs and release operations.
What we measure. Readiness; market cohort economics; issue backlog.
S04 / S11 →The problem. Traffic, content, community and brand work in silos.
The work. Positioning, editorial cadence, KOL brief, community/CS feedback loop and partner map.
What we measure. Qualified traffic; feedback resolution; community conversion.
S04 / S08 / S14 →The problem. Founder is the default escalation point.
The work. Role scorecards, RACI, hiring sequence, WBS, reviews and P&L/portfolio allocation.
What we measure. Cycle time; ownership clarity; milestones; burn control.
S07 / S11 / S12 →The problem. A deal has access but no defensible business case.
The work. Partner criteria, consent-based introductions, commercial brief, data questions and scenario model.
What we measure. Qualified meetings; decision completeness; agreed next action.
S08 / S09 →The problem. A token story exists; the player proposition is weak.
The work. Player value, onboarding, off/on-chain economy boundaries, community and GTM.
What we measure. Player retention and product use; not token price.
S15 →The problem. AI creates drafts but not repeatable operating processes.
The work. Research-to-decision, retrieval, content QA, CRM briefs, reporting, evaluation and approval.
What we measure. Time per task; accuracy; rework; adoption; cost per useful output.
S13 / S14 →The problem. An idea needs a testable, monetizable product.
The work. Conversation/voice UX, memory boundaries, paywall experiments, analytics and rollout roadmap.
What we measure. Activation; willingness to pay; retention; safety/quality.
S02 / S03 / S14 →The problem. Teams need transferable judgment, not another deck.
The work. Operating playbooks, case-based workshops, decision memos and management education.
What we measure. Skill application; decision quality; follow-through.
S02 / S13 / S16 →AI ENABLEMENT
Human judgment leads. AI supports evidence gathering, creative learning and operating rhythm — with evaluation and human approval built in.
Source-linked intelligence, decision briefs and a reusable knowledge base.
Creative briefs, localized variants, review and test-result synthesis.
KPI commentary, anomaly triage, meeting briefs and owned follow-ups.
COMMON BUSINESS QUESTIONS
Twelve anonymized service scenarios. These describe work that can be scoped; they are not claims of verified client results.
PUBLIC VOICE & CREDENTIALS
Follow the work through LinkedIn, published writing, public talks and verified industry roles.
Global game growth, publishing, LiveOps, monetization, AI-native product building and operating-system thinking.
Follow Joyce on LinkedIn ↗BOOK
Author of Game Operations and Global Expansion: Strategies, Methods, and Skills, published by China Machine Press in 2024 under the byline Ai Xiaomi / 艾小米.
Publisher reference ↗SPEAKING
Public records include Baijing, Huibuluo × Xiaguang, and RongCloud × Everyone Is a Product Manager industry events.
ROLES
Tencent entrepreneurship-community mentor and industry educator. Award and conference applications are never presented as wins before formal acceptance.
View public reference ↗NEWS · RECOGNITION · SPEAKING
Selected awards, published work, speaking appearances and recent public thinking — with direct links to the original record.
Selected for the H2 2015 Tencent-alumni entrepreneurship honor roll while serving as CEO of Taoyuan Xigu; received the recognition on stage at the May 2016 Partners Summit. This was organized by Tencent-alumni community organizers and media, not a Tencent corporate award.
Award record ↗
Published by China Machine Press in 2024 under the byline Ai Xiaomi / 艾小米. ISBN 978-7-111-75037-6. A practical system covering team collaboration, product lifecycle, LiveOps, retention, monetization and global expansion.
Publisher page ↗Speaker at the RongCloud × Everyone Is a Product Manager event on App global growth, with an on-site signing for the book.
Event record ↗Shared “The Art and Science of Global Pan-Entertainment User Acquisition” at the Huibuluo × Xiaguang summit in Shanghai.
Summit recap ↗Published under the Ai Xiaomi byline on KCHUHAI, extending long-running category analysis across Casino / Slot+ and hybrid game formats.
Read article ↗Recent public posts cover Sims operating systems, the 48-hour response rule in LiveOps, AI-driven studio organization and the Game Ops Hub.
Follow latest posts ↗SELECTED SPEAKING & INDUSTRY CONTRIBUTIONS · 2019–2026
A visible record of the methodology evolving from channel execution to full-stack game operating systems.
ANNUAL PARTNERSHIP
For teams with a real product, funding and global ambition. Annual work is designed around executive judgment, operating cadence, measurable priorities and the client’s own execution team.
Board-level and founder-level judgment: product, market, portfolio, quarterly reviews and major decisions.
Embedded growth and operating leadership across publishing, monetization, UA, LiveOps, data and organization.
Long-term partnership for global scale, with success mechanics agreed against a written baseline and attribution rules.
Reference annual models. Final scope, capacity, decision rights, performance mechanics and billing are confirmed in the written SOW.
HOW WE WORK
One product, one decision, authorized data and an accountable sponsor.
Baseline, priorities, deliverables, decision rights and an implementation owner.
Review outcomes against the baseline. Renew, adjust or stop on evidence.
Career and project records are first-party materials. Chinese CityVille: reported D1 retention improvement of 700 basis points (7 percentage points). The 500+ figure refers to a collaboration network, not direct reports. Company names describe past experience, not endorsements. Results are project-specific, not guarantees.
Zynga — Product Manager, leading multiple producers; led product and commercial operations for CityVille’s Tencent edition, FarmVille’s Chinese edition, and global Bubble, Ruby and Slingo. Gameloft — Head of Asian Operations; led global Order & Chaos and Heroes of Order & Chaos, and Minion Rush in China. Founder — built development and publishing teams, launch processes and GGC.
Career record ↗ · Publisher reference ↗Proposed terms: calls and workshops prepaid; projects 50% at kickoff / 50% at handoff; retainers monthly in advance. The written agreement controls. No guaranteed revenue, ranking, fundraising or contacts. Web3 work is commercial/product advisory, not legal, investment or smart-contract security advice. Body, Mind & Spirit work is product design and research, not medical treatment.
The existing market research compares scoped provider offers, not a statistical market median. Its references include O-CMO, Acculead and Ocean View Games. GGC prices are proposed specialist fees; a written scope governs each engagement.
O-CMO ↗ · Acculead ↗ · Ocean View Games ↗LET’S BUILD A BRIGHTER TOMORROW
Tell me what you are building, where you want to go and the decision that needs clarity.
A 15-minute fit conversation can clarify scope. Product diagnosis and substantive advice are paid engagements.
minyajing@gmail.com ↗