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New Bookmarks Feature Live on Monday!

An awesome new Bookmarks feature is coming to Amazing.com’s platform on June 19th at 11:59pm CST!

This platform upgrade enhances your experience on Amazing.com by letting you mark specific spots in any video, make notes, and re-visit those spots, to help review the training.

Watch the video below to see what we have in store!

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Use With Care: The Most Powerful Tool to Increase Sales for Any Product

Use with Care
When you’re asking someone to buy something from you, you’re asking more than you think.

You’re saying, “Hey, look at this fantastic thing I have, just give me some money, and you’ll love what you get.”

Maybe your product is fantastic. Maybe it delivers everything you promise and more.

Then why is the buyer the only one taking on any risk?

They give you money and you’re secure. But they’re not. They’ve got a product that hopefully does what it’s supposed to do.

It’s a lopsided transaction – and that’s why a lot of people don’t buy.

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My Secret Weapon to Increasing Sales and Conversions on Amazon

The strategy I’m going to tell you about is near and dear to my heart. It is a tried-and-proven business practice, and something that has made the difference in our business success. When used in conjunction with a powerful Amazon sponsored ads strategy, sellers can significantly increase their sales and conversions.

For the last two years, I have personally responded to each product review we have received on Amazon.  I am very passionate about the importance of this daily action step, and it is one of the most important tasks I do each day to grow our business. Whether it’s you as the owner, or one of your employees responding to product reviews, doing so goes a long way to increase your bottom line.  Here’s why…

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Why LinkedIn Connections Matter and How to Grow Your Network

LinkedIn can be an intimidating social network to use. Once you create your profile, you have access to millions of highly successful people working at some of the premier companies around the world.

It can feel like a daunting task to create an engaging profile that leads others to want to connect. I’m here to tell you that although growing your LinkedIn connections can seem difficult at first, it is much easier than you think, and you are fully capable of doing so.

Similar to other social networks, LinkedIn is focused on building relationships, called connections. LinkedIn has established that having 500 connections or more establishes you as a networker and influencer on their site.

While 500+ connections are great, it?s important to note that these need to be quality connections. Don?t connect with just anyone to reach that number. LinkedIn is not a place to rack up friends like you once did on MySpace. LinkedIn is a place for you to connect with other professionals who you can establish a business relationship with to help one another. Additionally, it is a place to reconnect with past colleagues, current co-workers and prospective clients.

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How to Use Social Media to Keep Your Customers Happy

Social media is no longer just an option for business. People expect your brand to have a social presence just as much as they expect it to have a website. Social media is not just for marketing anymore–it’s a recruiting platform, a PR launchpad, a way to share content, and most of all, a way to connect with your customers. With that new way to connect comes the customers’ ability to connect with YOU.

If you are running a business, expect your customers to air their complaints, grievances, and frustrations on your social profiles. On the bright side, expect your rabid fans to share their praise for you on them as well.

Why do people do this? They want their opinion in a public place so that you have no option but to answer and they want the world to know they’re upset. Go to any airline’s social profiles and you’ll see endless comments from frustrated customers. You are not alone.

So how do you traverse this scary path of pitchfork and torch-yielding customers? I’m breaking down the ways you can communicate with them without looking bad:

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The Story of Me and WeChat Campaign

 

The Story of Me and WeChat is a web page on the WeChat app that allows users to see an overview of their activities on WeChat within the previous year. Originally, The Story of Me and WeChat campaign was created for internal use during the company?s annual meetings, but because someone who attended this annual meeting happened to share it, the link ended up going viral and was shared with millions of Chinese WeChat users.

When this campaign was first released, a lot of Chinese users were hesitant because they thought it was a spam link. WeChat actually had to release an official statement to clear up this matter, reassuring that it wasn?t spam. The webpage was actually launched to help promote WeChat?s PRO Open Class Event in Guangzhou. Open Class Events are basically seminars held to educate the public about WeChat and its services. 

Let’s look at 4 reasons why this campaign became so popular:

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A Day in the Life of a WeChat User

“There are 2 types of people in the world: people who use WeChat, and people who don’t use WeChat.”

This popular saying in China shows how important WeChat is to us. WeChat has truly become a phenomenon that pretty much no one can live without. It is every vital app you have in your mobile phone blended into one mega-app. Follow along as I narrate a typical day in the life of a WeChat user (such as myself) and find out why WeChat’s features make life so much easier.

12AM: Posting Products in WeChat Group

When it’s 12AM in Ireland, it’s already 8AM in China. Right now I’m posting Christmas items to my WeChat group. Many people in China check WeChat as soon as they wake up. Thanks to me, they’ll have something to look forward to in the morning! My loyal customers send me private messages to secure their orders while others compare prices on Taobao.

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5 Steps to Creating Your Own WeChat Mobile Business

What is your most-used messaging app? My guess is either WhatsApp or Facebook Messenger. But for the Chinese, it’s WeChat. WeChat is now the most-used messaging application in China, with over 650 million users.

With such a large number of users, the Chinese have turned the messaging platform into an ecommerce platform. The app is also an opportunity for anyone overseas to sell to Chinese customers. Celine Fang, our China ecommerce specialist, recently told the story of how she got her mobile business started on WeChat.

We took her very informative blog post and turned it into this infographic, showing you the 5 steps you can take to creating your own WeChat mobile business:

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