What are the classic words of WeChat invitation?

● For those who are looking for a job and want to start a business:

You can say to him with concern, "Xiao Wang, have you found a job?" I'm in business now. We can do it together. You can find that you came to this and that place in the afternoon. "

● For elders and people with certain abilities:

You can say, "I'm going to do business now. You are a senior and you have experience. I want to ask you to help me. " ● For the boss who is engaged in small and medium-sized business, you should say, "I am engaged in a business now. If you do, with your current strength and ability, plus your business experience, you will definitely do better.

For those who like to make friends:

You can say, "Xiao Wang, I have a friend party tonight. I'll take you to see them. " In the evening, you wait for me at Dazhong Temple at seven o'clock. "

Wechat public platform invitation method:

One principle at a time: don't be greedy, don't eat fat at a time, it's best to invite several people at a time. Because you don't have so much energy, it's easy to lose sight of one thing and lose sight of another, and it's easy to offend and neglect others. Another, everyone's situation is different, and their level of understanding is different. If someone disagrees, has different opinions and negative views, it will affect others.

Three don't talk about principles: what is three don't talk about? Just don't talk about the company, don't talk about products, and don't talk about the system. Don't talk if you don't have enough time, the environment is bad and you are in a bad mood.

Three-minute rule: don't say too much when inviting, and what you say is generally controlled within three minutes. Because the telephone is an invitation tool, not an explanation tool.

The principle of "five before five": "five before five" means to be near first and then far, near first and then sparse, mature first, heavy first and then light, big first and then small.

High-profile principle: when inviting, some people have no taste and appear condescending, as if inviting him to do this is begging him, for example, "You must come, I will always wait for you here, be there or be square." Wait, that's rude. You should say to him, "I'm busy now. You must be on time. I can only wait for you around 5 o'clock. If you can't come, be sure to inform me in advance, because I am very busy. "