No Ordinary Moments in WeChat Moments

WeChat Moments, No Ordinary Moments

● WeChat Moments is our social media page where our WeChat friends, and only our WeChat friends and not everyone (unlike Facebook and Instagram), can see what we post.

● WeChat Moments is like your Facebook News Feeds, just that the readers are restricted to people that you have added as your WeChat friends, and not everyone as in Facebook. You can post up to nine photos or one 30-seconds video in your Moments. WeChat Moments also accepts posts that contain text only without any photos. Hyperlinks and url shorterners are allowed.

(To post up to 30-minute long videos, create your own 'Channel' inside WeChat'. "Channel' can post up to 30-minute long videos, and you can post such videos into your Moments)

● According to the company Tencent Holdings, 75% of WeChat users look at Moments every time they open up WeChat. This amounts to 750 million people every day. So if you don’t post in Moments, you are missing out on reaching out to potentially 750 million every day!

● When you post in your Moments every day, you are reaching out to your WeChat friends and you will stay within the top of mind recall for them. In marketing, recall is everything. For example, I am a trainer in WeChat. I post in Moments regularly on latest updates to WeChat. Three months following my post, I started to receive enquiries on WeChat courses because people see me as an expert in WeChat. So I can testify that WeChat Moments is definitely a very useful way to market yourself.

● If you don’t post in Moments, or you do not post Moments every day, you are missing out a lot on this marketing.

How to Post Moments:

● Go to Me page in WeChat

● Click on the album line

● Click on the top right line “My Moments”

● Click on the camera icon

● You can select photos from your phone’s photo album or simply take a photo

● Write something to describe your very moment in this post

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