In case you haven't heard of it, WeChat Is a messaging and calling app that allows you to easily connect with family and friends across countries. It is the all in one COMMUNICATIONS app for text, voice and video calls, moments, photo sharing, and games. You can use WeChat for multimedia messaging to send video, image, text, and voice messages. You can use WeChat for group chat and calls with up to 500 people and group video calls up to nine people. You can make free voice and video calls to anywhere in the world that includes calls to landlines as well as mobile around the globe at low rates you get the highest level of control over your privacy, in fact, it's the only messaging app to be certified by TRUSTe. It has “Friend Radar” for meeting people nearby and making new friends and has language support in 20 different languages and can translate messages to any language.
Beijing China is set to become the leader in the world of mobile marketing and Omnichannel integration Thanks to WeChat. The success of WeChat cannot be underestimated as there are currently over 900M mobile-exclusive users each month and the app is integrating food delivery, ride hailing, payment and ecommerce services which will prove crucial for many brands.The integration of commercial offerings and social media has allowed up to 70% of consumers to shop through social media. Many luxury brands are using the platform as a live broadcast medium.
I must conclude that the WeChat app is a “must-have” tool in the iHustler's toolbox. I take my #mobilehustleology hat off to the Tencent Company for putting China and the world on the mobile-marketing top shelf with this one!
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4 Comments
Rina
June 11, 2017 at 10:00 pm
A very interesting article regarding WeChat and all of its capabilities. At the moment I use a number of apps for different things, calling, texting, video calling, group meeting and so on. Sometimes I get lost with all of these apps on my smartphone. Having just one to do the lot sounds like it is the ticket for me. Is there a free version of the WeChat app?
Taq’uee
June 11, 2017 at 10:07 pm
Yes, Rina WeChat is free to use. Thanks for stopping by!
Ronnie Jordan
June 13, 2017 at 12:17 am
Thanks for this information I had never heard of it but I can imagine the benefit of it. Especially if you have members in the military.
Digital Wisdom
June 13, 2017 at 12:35 pm
Glad to be a help to you, Ronnie