3 Out of 4 Mobile Phone Users Are on WeChat

WeChat is a very powerful tool.

It has 28 unique useful functions that Whatsapp and Facebook don't have.

Why are people not using WeChat as much as Whatsapp?

Lack of friends on WeChat?

We use Whatsapp and Facebook more often as most of our friends are on FB & Whatsapp but not on Wechat.

Do you know that in Singapore, 3 out of 4 mobile phone users are using WeChat?

That's 4 million people using WeChat.

Are your friends using WeChat?

If they are, are YOU their WeChat friends?

*People from China only use WeChat*

So if you want to connect with them, you have no choice but to use WeChat.

Don't know Chinese?

WeChat can now translate 21 languages including moments posts and news!

And voice translation too!

WeChat Moments work like Facebook newsfeeds, you can post anything you like, including 9 photos and videos within 10 seconds.

Now you too can learn WeChat and become a pro! Come and join our 36th class of

*GET RICH WITH WECHAT*

Date: 17 Mar Sat 9 am to 1 pm

Special fee: $99 (67% off usual $298)

Extra special: $199 for 3 (74% off)

Ultra special: $59 each for 5 (80% off)

Venue: 89 Short St 09-03A Golden Wall Centre, S 188216 (Rochor MRT)

Trainer: Andy Ng (since 2001)

Contents:

1.The 5 Ways to Market using WhatsApp

2.Messages that people read and like

3. Power of WeChat as a SuperApp

4. The 8 ways to add friends on WeChat

5. The 28 unique functions of WeChat

6. How to open WeChat Wallet without opening bank account in China

7. How to transfer money and use WeChat Red Packets and Wallet services

8. WeChat Message Broadcast: 8 steps

9. How to accept WeChat payments in RMB but received as S$ in your local bank a/c

10. WeChat Official Account: its functions and how to set up in 3 steps

11.The 12 Ways to Sell on WeChat FOC

12. Using WeChat Wallet Group Buy to promote your business FOC

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