Training course video content introduction: The five core sections of the course cover everything from zero cognition to actual practice, breaking down the entire process of live streaming and selling goods. Entry-level knowledge, anchor learning and training, traffic strategy, account decoration and functions, account operation and live broadcast review. The five core sections of the "Practical Course on Creating Accounts for Live Streaming on Douyin for Physical Stores" are from 0 cognition to actual combat. Contents of the course: 1-1. Introduction 2-2. Understanding of live streaming sales 3-3. Five major monetization models 4-4. Five factors that may lead to risk control before the broadcast (final) 5-5. Four-piece set for broadcast 6-6. Three elements for launching a broadcast 7-7. Important settings before newcomers start broadcasting 8-8. Introduction to important functions of the live broadcast room 9-9. Violations (I) 10-10. Violations (II) 11-11. Complete eight traffic entrances 12-12. Three Don’ts 13-13. How to open a product showcase 14-14. How to add products to the product showcase 15-15. Word of mouth score 16-16. Scene layout and equipment selection 17-17. Intra-city traffic 18-18. Red Envelope Lucky Bag 19-19. Pricing of welfare products 20-20. Product arrangement 21-21. Single product hit 22-22. Data screen 23-23. Live streaming funnel 24-24. Rapid flow 25-25.UV value, transaction density 26-26. No low price, no payment, broadcast time 27-27. Quickly start and label 28-28. Two methods to quickly start a number 29-29.La Interactive 30-30. Attract new customers 31-31. Length of time 32-32. Duration of stay 33-33. Short video intervention 34-34. How to generate effective data 35-35. How to break through 100 people online - Change 36-36. Broadcast duration 37-37. 7 dimensions for a good anchor to find his own style 38-38. Three psychological qualities that anchors should have 39-39. Six skills that anchors need to have 40-40. What are the five major advantages of anchors with high conversion rates? 41-41. The underlying logic of paid traffic 42-42. End |