Category: FAQ

Mobile software development runs through seven steps: requirement research, product planning, requirement confirmation, review, project development, testing and bug fixing, and launch to app stores.

Mobile users keep growing and business is moving online. Comparing quick access, positioning, technology, price, functions and entry points: if your budget is limited, choose a mini program.

Three ways to lift users’ goodwill: simplify interface operation flows, make loading fast, and offer small extra value-added services, like free recipe tutorials from a grocery mini program.

Yes, mini programs can be renamed, in two ways: free twice before launch, or 300 yuan verification per change after launch. Name carefully at registration to avoid losing accumulated users.

Third-party delivery platforms take commissions and lock away user data. A WeChat ordering mini program gives restaurants their own channel, with six word-of-mouth marketing benefits.

To raise sales through a WeChat distribution system, start from user stickiness: maintain old users, build a distinctive mall, and strengthen interactive promotion, powered by commission-based sharing.

A WeChat distribution system builds a WeChat mall on an official account with a three-level distribution model, helping merchants open markets fast with low thresholds, fast spread and no stocking for distributors.

A membership points system in a mini program covers four modules: member management, member marketing, product management and business services, from tiering and coupons to points redemption.

Membership points are a growth mechanism: customers accumulate points through purchases, feel their value rising, and are gradually cultivated into the brand’s loyal fans.

Free mini programs exist only for simple personal display types, and even registration verification costs 300 yuan a year. Like renting and decorating a shop, real development always costs.