How to Resume Being Active on WeChat

(updated on 25 Aug 2022)

Since teaching WeChat in August 2017, I have taught over 202 WeChat classes, big and small. Many of my students were not sure what WeChat is and now they know how to use it.

Some of them went on to become Wechatpreneurs, while others remain as active WeChat users. There are some, and it could include you that are reading this article now, that were active on WeChat after the class but did not sustain and become inactive WeChat users now. This articles talks about how you can resume becoming an active WeChat user in 5 ways:

Share your videos on your own WeChat Channel. Some say this is better than Tik Tok, for it will blast out your video for you if WeChat deems it to be useful. It allows any video length of 1 to 30 minutes, much longer than Tik Tok 10 minutes.
Start to post your Moments in Chinese. Don't worry about people not able to read Chinese because there is a translation function in WeChat that can translate 21 languages to English, the language of your phone. The reason to post in Chinese is that the English speaking people are not as active on WeChat than the Chinese speaking ones, so to get likes or comments on your Moments post you need to post in Chinese. If you worry that your Chinese is no good, don't worry. Just post and your Chinese will improve after 3 months of such posting.
Share your Inner Feelings and People Will Love You. When you share not advertisements but feelings, people will start to like you. When they like you, they will follow what you post. Soon they will comment and respond to your call for action.
Share short videos too. Videos show people that you are creative and there are variations in your posts
Like and Comment on Other People's Moments. This will bring you likes and comments on your Moments too. Try this now: like this post NOW and another 5 posts on Moments. In 1 day you will get 3 more likes for your Moments.

Written by Andy Ng, Chief Trainer Coach at Asia Coaching Training. Next 204th run Power of WeChat class is on this Saturday 27 Aug 2022 9.30 am to 1 pm. Special 67% discount for selected 5 readers of this article. Message to me Andy at 93672286 to get your discount or click here or www.asiatrainers.org/wczoom

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