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Top 25 Ways to Be Invited into WeChat Group Chats

We know that you cannot join WeChat group chats on your own.  You have to be invited. There are 25 ways to be invited to join group chats:

 1. Have an Attractive Profile - Name, photo and whats' up short description

 2. Moments must be attractive. Must post daily

 3. Be Searchable - open People Nearby to let others find you

 4. Ask in Moments

 5. Ask your WeChat friends via private message

 6. Ask your Group chat friends via private message and/or group chats

 7. Ask via Message Broadcast

 8. Start your own group chat and invite people to join.  People will reciprocate

 9. Offer incentives for people to invite you into their group chats, like vouchers, but not money as this is considered bribery.  Red packets of not more than CNY 10 is okay

 10. Have more than one WeChat account

 11. Write articles and people will be attracted to you

 12. Follow Official accounts and leave comments

 13. Use QQ, Weibo, Douyin etc to make yourself attractive

 14. Use Time Capsule, a 15-seconds video that will disappear in 24 hours, like Snapchat

 15. Join off-line groups

 16. Attend seminars and events and they will always have group chats for you to join

 17. Organize your own seminars and off-line groups and people will invite you to join their group chats

 18. Position yourself as a Giver and people will invite you into their groups

 19. Make new friends by using People Nearby and WeChat Search and ask your new friends to invite you into their group chats

 20. Be genuinely interested in other people and they will invite you into their group chats

 21. Join Paid Group chats and the people there will have many groups for you to join

 22. Buy group chats from people at the rate of CNY2 for 1 group chat

 23. Attend WeChat classes and the trainers will have group chats for you to join

 24. Be Patient.  Group chats will come to you

 25. Offer value in whatever you do.  Don't just promote yourself.  Promote others

 Next WeChat Power course is on Wed 25 Sep 2019 2 to 6 pm.  Special 49% discount for readers of this article, at $149 instead of $294.   For 2 persons, it is $94 each.  WeChat to Andy at 'AndyNgCoach' or text to him at 65-93672286 to book. Other articles:
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  10. The 13 Ways WeChat Group chats is Safer than WhatsApp
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