东升国际

Considering user request options

The user provided a Chinese headline about "Turning traffic into retention" through "Ticket Stub+" for omni-channel consumption. They might want something like an article, proposal, marketing plan, or strategy analysis. Since the request is minimal, I should ask clarifying questions or offer options concisely. I could propose to write an article outline, a detailed plan, a case study, or a campaign plan for "Ticket Stub+" to retain users and enhance consumption across various sectors.Structuring proposal for "票根+"

I can propose defining "票根+" as a digital credential tied to event tickets, allowing for benefits and loyalty perks across merchants. I should outline the architecture that includes things like a QR code or mini-app, integration with POS systems, and data privacy. The user hasn’t specified whether they want a full plan or an article, so I should offer three options and ask which they prefer. Maybe I could include a concise summary, headline choices, and ask about the target industry or city.Creating a one-pager strategy

I need to provide a default option for a 1200-1500 word article or a 10-slide outline in Chinese. To keep moving forward, I can present a succinct strategy overview and ask the user which format they prefer. I’ll create a one-pager in Chinese with sections like 核心观点 (core ideas), 核心机制 (core mechanisms), 产品形态 (product forms), and others, ensuring it adds immediate value. I’ll stick to bullet lists and minimal formatting but can use short bold headers to enhance clarity, along with examples from cinema and concerts.Creating concise project outline

I need to produce a structured outline for "票根+" that includes several key sections. I’ll define the core proposition, define "票根+", state the business goals, outline the core mechanisms, and detail product forms. I should keep 4-6 bullets for each section and group related items together to remain organized. I'll highlight the operational tactics, channels, KPIs, and risk management strategies as well. A minimal text diagram might help, ensuring everything is presented in Chinese without heavy formatting.