A serial entrepreneur who was co-founder of P1, a fashion social network before Tantan, and served as chief technology officer, reaching from 0 to 10 million users.

He went on to work and study in Silicon Valley, USA from early 2014. started a new business in Shenzhen from 2016, help non technic founders getting started their startup from 0 to 1, several projects have been successfully invested by VC.

Focus on build WeChat mini-program for e-commerce and enterprises, an VC invested SaaS called Danmai has been served more than 5000 customers.

Episode Content:

• Jessie Cai introduces himself and talks about mini program development

• What is the general landscape of businesses adopting mini program in China? Has it become a common practice? What is the significance of having one in China?

• When WeChat launched mini program, what challenges it aimed to solve for business owners?

• Before mini program, businesses use apps and websites to connect and serve customers, what significant changes mini program made comparing to the two?

• What types of businesses or organizations, or under what condition, should consider launching a mini program?

• How to select the right mini program developer for you? What will an effective communication between the client and the developer?

• When the mini program is built, what channels can help promote it, or expand the user base? What are some effective practices?

Episode Mentions:

• Mike’s blog latest news

• Nownownow.com website

• If you want to join the next Shlomo’s online class: Free Financial Self

• P1.cn social network

• Danmai: one-click tool platform for making small programs

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