The 5 Things That I Teach in WeChat

Many people asked me: what do I really teach in our WeChat Training? Well, there are 5 things that you will be rewarded:

1. WeChat

Over 28 functions will be taught, with 18 hands-on practices in the class

2. Social Media Marketing

Yes, WeChat is a social media tool and I teach the 3 secrets of social media marketing: friend, connected friend, and fans

3. Irresistible Selling

How to have FREE Business Models that attract customers

4. Chinese culture and values

The 5 Rs of Chinese culture and values to do well in WeChat: Red packets, Respect, Reciprocation, Reasonableness and Real

5. WeChat FREE Official Account and FREE Mini Program

How to create your own Official Account. How to use Huaban Mima and Mei Pian to create fans and referrals

Next 192nd WeChat Marketing class is on Saturday 14 Dec 9 am to 12.30 pm. Limited seats at 76% discount at $94 vs $294. Details and register please click bit.ly/wecfri. Other articles (click on their titles to read them):

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