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You Don't Need to Use WeChat like everyone else

Many people told me that they don't want to use WeChat.  

Indeed you don't have to use WeChat like everyone else.  This is because, without WeChat, you just need to install the following 25 apps:
  1. WhatsApp
  2. Facebook
  3. Messenger
  4. Twitter
  5. Instagram
  6. Hangout
  7. Line
  8. Youtube
  9. Google +
  10. Google Search
  11. Yahoo News
  12. Karaoke
  13. Music
  14. Linkedin
  15. QR Code Scanner
  16. Zoom
  17. Google Translate
  18. Uber
  19. Grab
  20. PayNow
  21. Paylah
  22. oBike
  23. Alipay
  24. Samsung Pay
  25. Apple Pay. 
This is because WeChat can perform the functions of the above 25 apps and much more.  

Sounds unbelievable, but true. WeChat is a superapp developed by Asia's largest valuation company Tencent Holdings Limited, based in Shenzhen, China, and listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. 

When the market is tough, we turn to other markets.  

Today's biggest market is of course China.

To communicate with the people from China, we need to use WeChat.

Not just use WeChat for messaging, but use WeChat to market ourselves through the following ways:
1.     Broadcast: you can send unlimited messages to your contacts with the cap of 200 people at any one time
2.     Moments: you can always post what you are good at in Moments to build up your brand
3.     Sending messages directly to people
4.     WeChat Official Account to do daily broadcast and marketing.

In short, WeChat is the first and essential step if you too want to market to people from China.

If you too want to learn Wechat, come for our course Social Media Marketing with WhatsApp and WeChat, on 16 Sep 2017 Saturday 9.30 am to 1 pm.  Details at here
 Watch this short 1 mintue video at here

WhatsApp and WeChat Marketing
(This is an actual hands-on course, not preview.)
  • Date: 14 Oct 2017 Saturday)
  • Time: 9.30 am to 1 pm
  • Venue: The Plaza 02-346, 7500A Beach Rd, Singapore 199591
  • Fee: $199 for one or $79 for friends  (need to inform me Andy at 8201-4347 if you are my friend)
We use our smartphones all the time. It’s well known that we can now use WhatsApp and WeChat to do business, get contacts, and even make money.
This hands-on, practical course, is NOT a Preview. We also provide after-course coaching via Wechat Free-of-Charge, for one month after the course. 
It 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. Power of Rising China and how we can ride on this boom via WeChat

  4. First thing first: is your WeChat secure?

  5. WeChat as a superapp: what it can do and can’t

  6. The 8 Ways to Add Friends on WeChat

  7. The 24 useful Functions of WeChat that WhatsApp does not have

  8. How to create Moments that people will follow

  9. How to do broadcast to more than 10,000 people daily FOC

  10. WeChat Wallet: how to send and receive money without opening bank account in China

  11. WeChat Official Account: Daily Broadcast, Mini Site and Mobile Commerce (case study of MBS)

  12. The 5 Ways to Market on WeChat: Moments, Broadcast, Messages, Official Account and links

  13. WeChat Mini Program: hottest embedded app within WeChat that needs no update, install or registration
Note: This is NOT a Preview. It is an actual hands-on course. You need to install WeChat app on your phone now.if you have not already done so. We assume all are familiar with WhatsApp and thus will only focus on WhatsApp Marketing, not the usual usage. 


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