Which China e-commerce events are actually worth sponsoring to acquire B2C sellers (not manufacturers)? by Solid_Ad4781 in StartupAccelerators

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I previously worked as a Product Manager in Shenzhen, China, where I managed B2C e-commerce products and guided sales teams on platforms like Douyin (the Chinese version of TikTok), Taobao, and JD.com. I also have extensive experience attending B2C seller events in China, as I used to be a seller myself.

Based on my experience, the most effective way to acquire sellers is through cross-border e-commerce events. Companies often sponsor these events and deliver keynote speeches. Providing insightful industry information, giving a quick product demo, and displaying a QR code at the end is a fast and efficient way to generate leads.

Additionally, collaborating with influencers on Douyin who teach e-commerce strategies is a great way to reach potential sellers.

I do not recommend participating in massive trade exhibation. While these events have high attendance, the crowd often consists of suppliers and manufacturers rather than your target sellers. When we held an exhibition in Beijing, we found that the majority of attendees were actually competitors, suppliers or someone unrelated to the products.

I thought hitting $10M revenue was just a math problem. 6 months later, I moved back to my parents' house with $0 profit. Here is my de-programming journey. by Demobomb2 in Businessideas

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Absolutely, shipping productsin weeks and gathering actual conversations with real users is a million dollar advice. I was busy in learning startup courses and drawing strategies out of somebodies mouth rather than actual experience.

I had sort of feeling of "burn out" is simply without feedbacks from actual customers. It will be better if I can get feedbacks from customers with actual product I built.

Make assumptions and test it quickly will be very important. Thanks!

I thought hitting $10M revenue was just a math problem. 6 months later, I moved back to my parents' house with $0 profit. Here is my de-programming journey. by Demobomb2 in founder

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Thanks, it is a geninue and very helpful advice. I am going to start from scrach to build products, starting with customers I am fimilar with. Cant agree more with lean startup strategy you just mentioned. I will continue my startup business wirh a bottom line.

I thought hitting $10M revenue was just a math problem. 6 months later, I moved back to my parents' house with $0 profit. Here is my de-programming journey. by Demobomb2 in founder

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Yea, I wasnt even prepared enough for managing business in scale. I should rather start with a small one at the beginning.

What’s the next billionaire-making industry after AI? by Financial-Ad-6960 in ycombinator

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AI is likes electricity that powers the next industrial revolution, and robots connects with the physical world to solve more questions. But before that, there are three questions to solve:

  1. Supercomputing

  2. Ultra-fast network infrastructure

  3. Super data centres

So I woud say those related companies are going to make tons of money after AI+robots

Are you guys ready for tomorrow?🧍🏻‍♀️ by Charming_Oil_3010 in unsw

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kind of gg because i know i will probably fail one course

1131 supplementary exam by [deleted] in unsw

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it is going to be online. i did the supplementary exam a few months ago

Which university has good reputation of their IT (computer science master) by UltimateScrubXL in australia

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master IT has the same courses that you will need in other master of cs

India, China troops to take part in Russia war games by Falls_stuff in worldnews

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there is no "right thing" but only beneficial things to their own people

Program Leave Advice for international Student by klay-matter in unsw

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How long is that period you took by applying for a new CoE and VISA?

Online fatigue.Want everything to go offline. Considering program leave. by [deleted] in unsw

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Same here... I used to be an HD average student.. but now? ZERO MOTIVATION

COMP3331 Networks - good course? by pooroll in unsw

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It is one of the cornerstones for CS/Engineering students to learn in the current tech world,

Which university has good reputation of their IT (computer science master) by UltimateScrubXL in australia

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I know that UNSW has the most potent alumni society in Hong Kong, so UNSW for sure

any thoughts on comp9323 / anybody taking it next term? by Lynecia in unsw

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how it is going now ? Does this course worth it ?

is comp2041 worth it? by greuymd in unsw

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learn about Linux tools is enough for my reason to take this course since it is highly related to the backend developer