Seminar On Operation And Fabric Shooting Skills Of Site Teaching Network Held In East Market

In the afternoon of November 21st, the global textile network business service entered the market, and the shop operation and fabric shooting training activities were successfully held in the conference room of the four floor of the east textile market. The training activities focusing on the operation of Internet operators and the skills of fabric shooting attracted the participation of various market operators.

The training activities start around the basic knowledge of online shop operation and fabric shooting. Participants actively interact with lecturers, pick up mobile phones and cameras for shooting exercises, and make the scene lively and relaxed.

After the meeting, many participants of the training activities continued to consult the relevant training courses information in the market, indicating that they had the opportunity to continue to participate in the next training activities.

In order to better serve the users of Textile City, the global textile network has been in operation for 3 years since 2017, providing various market services and training activities for operators and merchants of textile city. The holding of market activities has benefited 3000 people. At the same time, the global textile network continuously solicited customers' opinions, improved the form and content of activities, and made the activities more suitable for the textile and Internet frontier and Textile City business needs. Over the years, the theme of the activity covers textile business knowledge, trade laws and regulations, tax accounting policies, fabric trends, intellectual property protection, etc., involving all aspects of the Textile City, and has brought tangible results to the participants.

In the future, the global textile network will continue to take user demand as the guide, and continue to organize a series of market activities related to textile business and light textile trade, and bring more quality service to operators and merchants into the textile city.