Business is competitive for live streamers especially during these grim times, a lot of merchants transformed businesses online. To retain business, a lot of them came up with different business gimmicks – awesome deals, lucky draws, point redemption and so on.
This live streamer, Mr Lee from Fully Fishery, an online seafood market with close to 150k followers on its Facebook page. Lee with his humorous character won him a bunch of followers. To retain customers and show gratitude towards those supported him, he was giving out the latest iPhone in a lucky draw to reward them.
However, some netizens who didn’t won the iPhone, criticised the way he handle the lucky draw. They were fumed and verbally abused Lee in his yesterday live broadcast. To handle the ill-received feedback, he kneel to apologise.
His act of taking care of the heart of all his followers won him another round applause. He took Facebook to apologise once again to his followers and he wrote, ” Tonight, Fully Fishery is ” on fire”, the incorrect way of lucky draw led to criticism. As a live streamer, i’m truly sorry and personally i will sponsored another unit of iPhone for tonight’s lucky draw. I’ll try to explain the incident tonight at 8.30pm.”
Some of the followers praised him for his high EQ and encouraged him to just continue what he do. Some criticised the keyboard warriors and doubt whether they the real consumers or bought anything from the live streamer.
Some commenters said, compared to other live streamer who fake the lucky draw. They found full fishery, a responsible seafood seller and sincere in doing lucky draw.
What can we say,” It’s probably not easy being a live streamer too”