Following the successful Turpan Session, the Aksu Session lived up to high expectations, with attendance nearly tripling compared to the previous stop. Shop owners and technical backbones of auto repair stores from Aksu urban area and surrounding counties including Wensu, Awati, Baicheng and Wushi gathered in large numbers. In addition, local auto repair internet celebrities cooperating with OPALLUB attended the event in person, conducting in-depth exchanges with industry peers and sharing strategies for breaking through traffic bottlenecks. The venue was bustling with popularity and packed with practical insights, drawing a wonderful conclusion to this industry training.
🎉 Unprecedented Turnout: Surging Participation Reflects Industry Enthusiasm
Staying true to OPALLUB Lubricants' consistent professionalism and sincerity, the Aksu Session featured more locally tailored course design and a stronger guest lineup, winning overwhelming participation beyond expectations.
The training venue was fully occupied from morning till evening, with a bustling check-in area. Attendees included seasoned auto repair veterans with years of industry experience, emerging shop owners new to the market, frontline technicians focused on technical refinement, and operations managers eager to break traffic bottlenecks. With the goal of "learning practical skills, finding solutions and expanding networks", participants gathered to exchange ideas and hold heated discussions, fully demonstrating the urgent demand and high enthusiasm of the Aksu auto repair industry for digital operation and short video customer acquisition.
The nearly threefold increase in attendance over the Turpan Session not only recognizes OPALLUB Lubricants' brand strength but also affirms the value of this training course. It further confirms that short video operation has become a core trend for the auto repair industry to achieve breakthrough growth.
🤝 Professional Lecturers & Local Internet Celebrities: Dual Empowerment for New Traffic Solutions
The highlight of the Aksu Session was its dual empowerment model of "professional lecturers + local internet celebrities". Building on the outstanding lecturer team from the Turpan Session, the event also invited well-known local auto repair internet celebrities with in-depth cooperation with OPALLUB to communicate face-to-face with participants and share practical experience, making the course more down-to-earth and actionable.
💡 Practical & Targeted: Addressing Core Pain Points of Auto Repair Shops
The entire Aksu Session course rejected empty theories and focused entirely on real pain points of auto repair stores:
✅ Solving creative dilemmas of "not knowing how to make short videos or gaining no traffic after posting";
✅ Breaking traffic bottlenecks of "narrow customer acquisition radius and difficulty in attracting new customers";
✅ Unlocking new customer acquisition channels of "local life traffic promotion and group buying setup";
✅ Exploring cooperation ideas of "store IP building and peer resource connection".
Participants took careful notes and exchanged views during breaks. Many shop owners commented: "This course is extremely practical! Especially the experience shared by local influencers, which perfectly fits the Aksu market. We can implement it right after returning, and finally found the right direction for store operation."
🚀 More Stations Ahead: "Thousands of Shops & Vehicles" Journey Continues
From Turpan to Aksu, OPALLUB has always adhered to the original aspiration: "Where the masters are, there is OPALLUB's stage". The brand empowers the auto repair industry through professional training and helps stores achieve breakthrough growth with concrete actions.
The successful conclusion of the Aksu Session is not an end, but a new starting point. In the future, OPALLUB will continue to enter more cities, hold more offline training sessions tailored to industry needs, connect more local industry resources, and build a platform for communication, learning and win-win cooperation for auto repair professionals nationwide.
