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7 More Misunderstandings about WeChat

  1. WeChat Pay is only used in China. Truth: WeChat Pay is now available in 15 countries and regions for payments in 12 currencies
  2. WeChat Wallet can only be opened and used in China. Truth: Anyone can enable WeChat Wallet, even if they don't a bank account opened in China. How?  Just link your WeChat to your Visa or MasterCard and complete the authentication process
  3. I need to know Chinese to use WeChat. Truth: WeChat has a translation function that can translate 21 languages, so you don't need to know Chinese to use WeChat
  4. WeChat is not secure as the China government can spy on us. Truth: China government doesn't need to spy on Wechat users because Wechat has it own internal audit process that ensures that no WeChat users use WeChat to engage in non-government-approved activities, like HK Independence
  5. WeChat is just a fad and may not last, just like Viber.  Truth: WeChat is not a fad as its user base has been growing faster than WhatsApp and Facebook
  6. WeChat is less friendly as it does not allow us to add people that we don't know.  Truth: WeChat has a function called 'Add Friends Nearby", so you can simply add people that you don't know
  7. Using Wechat will open me to many strange friends and will make me exposed to undesirable activities. Truth: No one can add you on Wechat without your concurrence. In other words, you will not be opened or exposed to undesirable friends, AS LONG AS YOU DON'T ACCEPT THEM. 
Written by Andy Ng, WeChat Trainer in Singapore, Malaysia, and Asia. Andy Ng has over 30 years of professional experience and has been training on topics including sales, finance, Sun Tzu Art of War and leadership since 2001.  Since 7 August 2017, Andy has been conducting weekly half-day WeChat and WhatsApp marketing courses at very affordable fees.  (Usual WeChat courses are conducted in Chinese by mainland Chinese and one charge S$1,500 for a half-day course). To see the next course, click here Watch short 1-minute video at here
WECHAT DIGITAL MARKETING
(14th run since August 2017)
Date: 7 Nov 2017 Tuesday 9 am to 12.30 pm
Venue: The Plaza 02-346, 7500A Beach Road, Singapore 199591
Fee: $99 for one OR $199 for 3 (no GST)
Register at here. Enquire by text to 8201-4347 or call 6225-1784 Ms Idah
Most WeChat courses in Singapore are done by China people and they teach in Chinese. Some charge $1,500 for a half day course, while others charge $750 for a one-day course. They are good courses, just that they are taught in Chinese, and most Singaporeans prefer English. We at Asia Coaching Training teach in English and we charge less than a hundred. 
This hands-on training rewards you with contents including:
  1. Using WhatsApp for Marketing: the 5 Ways: Status, Group Broadcast, 1-minute Videos, Personal Messages and Group Chats
  2. The Do's and Don'ts of using WhatsApp: how to attract, not distract people
  3. WeChat as a superapp: what it can do and can’t
  4. The 8 Ways to Add Friends on WeChat
  5. The 25 useful Functions of WeChat that WhatsApp does not have
  6. How to create Moments that people will follow
  7. How to do broadcast to more than 5,000 people daily FOC
  8. How to open WeChat in Singapore without opening bank account in China
  9. How to use WeChat Wallet to give out Red Packets and Transfer Money (on the spot)
  10. How to Accept Alipay and WeChat Pay for Your Business FOC
  11. The 5 Ways to Market on WeChat: Moments, Broadcast, Messages, Official Account and links
  12. Using Fomo Pay to receive RMB from customers' Wechat Pay but credited as S$ n your bank account
Register at here. Enquire by text to 8201-4347 or call 6225-1784 Ms Idah

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