There are no items in your cart
Add More
Add More
| Item Details | Price | ||
|---|---|---|---|
All training is private, one to one, built around your own shop rather than a fixed syllabus. Face-to-face and Zoom are both available. I no longer run open group classes, but if you would rather learn alongside other people, gather your own group and I will run the session for you.
TikTok Shop runs a points-based system rather than a simple strike count, so the answer depends on what kind of violation it is. Severe violations can end an account immediately, while minor ones accumulate.
The four that most often end a Malaysian seller's account are covered in detail here: https://www.kongpreneur.com/blog/tiktok-shop-ban-4-fatal-violations-and-how-to-avoid-them
TikTok Shop bans several whole categories outright, and restricts others so they need pre-approval before listing. The category that catches Malaysian sellers most often is health and beauty, where a claim printed on the packaging can breach the policy even if the product listing text is clean. [Kong: insert your category list.] Full breakdown here: [link to blog]
TikTok Shop bans several whole categories outright, and restricts others so they need pre-approval before listing. The category that catches Malaysian sellers most often is health and beauty, where a claim printed on the packaging can breach the policy even if the product listing text is clean.
A fake order violation is when TikTok detects orders placed to inflate a shop's numbers rather than genuine sales. It is treated seriously because it manipulates the ranking system, and it can result in penalties for the shop even where the seller did not arrange it themselves.
Start with the rules, not the content. Most new TikTok Shop sellers lose the account before they lose money, because the violations that end a shop happen in the first weeks, usually from a product that should never have been listed or a claim on the packaging. Get the listings compliant first, then work on the videos.
Yes. I am a TikTok Content Specialist and an HRDF Certified Trainer, and I run my own TikTok Shop alongside the training. TikTok training here is private, one to one, and taught on your shop rather than on slides. You can check Kong's credibility here : https://www.kongpreneur.com/aboutus
If you shop gets banned, firstly you need to find out the main reason and avoid in the future. Gather evidence first and try to appeal via contacting TikTok Shop support or email .
Common violations that get your store banned is :
1. Fake orders (buying from own shop - even using your wife's or mom's account with the same IP address is considered a fake order)
2. Repeatedly selling prohibited category items (usually under fake categories) - example nicotine gummies listed as candy, or unauthorized selling of branded items.
Usually, TikTok bans are very hard to appeal. Its better to start a brand new store, with new company SSM documents, new email , new phone number and new IP address (internet) .
Refer this video for more info : https://www.tiktok.com/@kongpreneur/video/7466073231376649480
You register through Shopee Seller Centre with your details, a bank account for payouts and a verified phone number, and a valid Tax Identification Number (TIN).
Registration takes under an hour. What decides whether you actually sell is what happens next: how to list products to sell & how to do marketing in ecommerce.
Yes. Shopee training is delivered as a private class, one to one, face to face or over Zoom, built around your own shop rather than a fixed syllabus. Most sellers take Shopee and Lazada together in the same session, since the listing and ads work overlaps.
Yes. Shopee Ads is covered inside the private Shopee training, using your own products and your own budget rather than examples. Most sellers waste their first ad budget bidding on the wrong keywords for listings that were not ready to convert, so we fix the listing before we spend anything.
A course is recorded and the same for everyone. Private training is one to one, on your actual shop, and we work on your real listings and real numbers during the session. If you already have products live, private training will always be faster, because nothing is spent on parts that do not apply to you.
You register through Lazada Seller Center with a business registration or an individual account, valid Tax number , a bank account for payouts, and a valid contact number. The setup itself takes under an hour. What takes longer, and what determines whether you ever sell anything, is how you list the products afterwards. Step by step here: https://www.kongpreneur.com/blog/how-to-sell-on-lazada-malaysia
Register as a seller, list the product with the right category and attributes, then optimise the listing so it can actually be found. Most new sellers get stuck at the third step, because a correctly uploaded product that nobody searches for still sells nothing. Full walkthrough: https://www.kongpreneur.com/blog/how-to-sell-on-lazada-shopee-with-no-money-what-to-sell-online
No, you can start selling on Lazada or Shopee with either Identity Card or SSM Business Documents. But you need a valid Tax Identification Number to start selling.
Yes, a foreigner can start selling on Lazada or Shopee with a valid SSM Business Document. Means you need to start a Malaysian company in order to sell.
Kong. TikTok Content Specialist, Lazada Senior Certified Trainer, HRDF Certified Trainer and Lazada Woman of the Year 2022. I have trained more than 1,000 students and I still run my own ecommerce store, so what I teach is what I am currently doing rather than what worked three years ago. More about Kong here : https://www.kongpreneur.com/aboutus
Yes. Alongside ecommerce, I teach non-technical business owners to build AI agents that run their marketing 24/7 at Kongfluence. Same approach: built in my own business first, then taught.
