Another interesting sharing is due this Saturday, May 18, following NAWEM Penang monthly committee meeting.
The speaker is Jason Gan of Tribeup, a digital marketing agency & innovation lab and Instapps, DIY toolset software for online sellers to setup full functioning Facebook stores.
Instapps Social Store is a full fledge Facebook
ecommerce system that sits on your Facebook page. It allows your fans
to browse and search your products effectively at a fully functional
shopping cart.
Your customers can choose to pay via Paypal or
opt for manual payment or online banking. The whole Paypal transaction
process will be done within Facebook environment. If a customer choose
to pay via manual payment, they can come back to update payment at the
Purchase Management Panel, which you, the seller, will be notified
immediately. Instapps also feature a full fledge inventory
system to help you take care of your stockkeeping headaches, plus
another 20 over cool features.
Mark your calendar if you are keen on learning more about Facebook promotion, marketing and sales!
Date :
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18 May 2013 (Saturday)
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Time :
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10.00 a.m – 12.00 p.m. (Committee Meeting)
12.00 noon – 1.00 p.m (Sharing Session by Jason
Gan (open to guests)
1.00 p.m. – 2.00 p.m. ( Networking session )
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The venue is at NAWEM Penang's shared premise at One Precinct, 1A-2-01, Lengkok Mayang Pasir, Bayan Baru, 11900 Penang (near Bayan Baru market and Sunshine Square).
In April, we had Jason Teh, a certified retail coach and CEO of two companies, who shared on SoLoMo Marketing that targets online-mobile users.
The following is a brief on what NAWEM Penang members had been up to recently.
> Three members and two guests were in KL for the promotional conference on the 10th China-Asean Expo 2013, which is scheduled for 20-24 September in Nanning, China. They returned excited to share 'this very valuable information' to members and all.
MATRADE is organising the Malaysian participation in the 10th CAEXPO, a major annual event that has been credited as an important platform for the promotion of trade and investment between Malaysia and China.The expo theme this year is 'Regional Cooperation and Development: New Opportunities, New Impetus and New Stage.'
There is an incentive of RM10,000 to Malaysians who are interested to take up booths at the expo and two NAWEM members are keen to do so.
Chairperson Wendy recommended members to attend such promotional conference to better understand the incentives offered by MATRADE for promoting Malaysian products to the overseas market.
>Wendy also attended the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Regional Forum in KL, where an Indonesian delegate highlighted that not all countries provide subsidy for participation in the forum. So Malaysians are the lucky lot because they have such subsidy.
>Five members took part in the 13th Penang Career & Post Graduate Expo at PISA. The organiser PenExpo Event (via Wendy) had sponsored a double booth for NAWEM Penang. Some great results were obtained.
Firstly, two lady entrepreneurs were attracted to join NAWEM, one filled up the application form right away :), mostly thanks to Pauline.
Swe Ee received 50 applications for her company special programme, Jac got 15 job applications for her business with one successful candidate, Jace and Ai Li promoted their company products and services.
Jac said the expo was a good platform to get job candidates and to showcase your business to audience in the northern Malaysia. She recommended that more NAWEM members should participate in future expos.
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