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BLH Motor | Malacca-Based Motorbike Dealership Sets Records on Shopee Live


BLH Motor*, a Malacca-based motorbike dealership, successfully concluded its 9.9 Super Shopping Day Shopee Live campaign in Malaysia from 7th September to 9th September. The company achieved a record number of orders for over 50 units of 125cc to 155cc motorbikes, surpassing normal day orders by over 15 times in just eight hours of live streaming. Their first-ever 9.9 Super Shopping Day livestream drove 17 thousand engagements, reaching many digitally savvy Generation Z fans.


The livestream campaign not only built excitement with pre-hype livestreams and exclusive livestream-only RM799 off deals on 7th and 8th of September,  BLH Motor consistently educated buyers about the features of top trending motorbikes such as Yamaha Y15ZR, Yamaha Y16ZR, Yamaha LC135, and Yamaha Ego Avantiz. BLH Motor decided to experiment with livestream during 9.9 this year when they noticed many automotive sellers on it, hoping to utilise the new channel to reach the Malaysian motorbike community to offer full bikes, parts, and accessories.



On 9.9 Super Shopping Day, RM999 livestream-exclusive vouchers off motorbikes priced RM9,999 and above were snapped up by livestream viewers. After asking questions in the chat box, live shoppers put the desired bikes into their shopping cart, remaining assured that they would get after-sales service and care as if they had purchased the bikes in a physical dealership, such as free towing for breakdown incidents and consultations regarding the motorbike. 


The widespread popularity and overwhelmingly positive feedback from Shopee’s gearhead fans highlighted BLH Motor’s successful efforts in appealing to a wider community online and levelling up for sustainable growth. “Never in our time would we even think about doing live streams for motorbikes. This has been such an exciting learning experience, and a major eye-opener. Shopee was there for us every step of the way providing ample support and guidance, which enabled us to expand our market reach and sell more bikes,” according to BLH Motor’s spokesperson. 


”Live streaming is similar to selling something offline, except with bigger reach whilst providing a similar level of engagement and interaction. Buyers can engage sellers through Shopee Live within the comfort of their own homes it is easier and more interesting effectively another way for online customers to connect with us,” added BLH Motor.


Kenneth Soh, Head of Marketing at Shopee Malaysia, said, “We’re so overjoyed whenever a seller who is new to Shopee Live experiments and performs well. More and more Malaysian sellers are discovering that livestream is a great way to create engagement, urgency and drive conversions, even with more expensive items such as motorbikes. Congratulations to BLH Motor for achieving such great results for 9.9!”


The tremendous success of the campaign has motivated BLH Motor to look out for future livestreams and utilise Shopee platform features to continuously live-demo more bikes.  The demand for BLH Motor’s mopeds over 9.9 Super Shopping Day surpassed regular orders in their category by over 15 times, showcasing the power of Shopee Live and how sellers can leverage on this for more growth. 


BLH Motor expresses its sincere gratitude for Shopee’s 9.9 supporters who made their Shopee Live campaign such a fun experience. The company remains dedicated to being the trusted choice of a variety of Yamaha, Honda, SYM, Benelli, Modenas, and WMoto motorbike, service and repair, and spare parts.


*BLH Motor’s Shopee Store: https://shopee.com.my/blhmotor


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Clorox Malaysia Outlines Support for COVID-19 Relief Efforts


Clorox Malaysia has long stepped up to support the nation’s disaster relief efforts, working with the authorities and non-governmental organizations.



In response to the recent spike of COVID-19 cases, Clorox Malaysia has outlined support for relief efforts by contributing to two of the main public health facilities for the treatment of COVID-19 cases, Hospital Sungai Buloh and Hospital Universiti Malaya; as well as to a non-governmental organization, MERCY Malaysia.  The brand contributed a total of RM80,000 in products that will be used to limit the spread of the virus in everyday life, and in the workplace at the three organizations.

 


Cleaning and disinfection are critical in reducing the spread of COVID-19, especially in medical facilities where the risk of infection spreading from the infected to the healthy is high. Disinfecting hard surfaces is carried out frequently for this purpose, and the amount of product required daily is high.

 


“We really appreciate and thank Clorox for the contribution,” said Professor Dr. Nazirah binti Hasnan, UMMC Director.

 


Clorox Bleach and Clorox All Purpose Cleaner Spray were contributed for the thorough cleaning and disinfection of the facilities, while Clorox Expert Disinfecting Wipes are for the daily individual use of frontliners, patients and visitors at these facilities.  

 


“We appreciate the contributions given to the frontliners,” said management of Hospital Sungai Buloh.

 


“The COVID-19 pandemic has affected all of us directly or indirectly. Some of us have seen first-hand the need for more disinfection and cleaning products at hospitals. Clorox Malaysia offered support, as we are humbled by the efforts of Hospital Sungai Buloh, Hospital Universiti Malaya and MERCY Malaysia in fighting the pandemic,” said Paulo M. Lao, Sales & Marketing Director of Clorox Southeast Asia. “We are proud that our products can help to effectively clean and disinfect their facilities, and can be used by frontliners, patients and visitors for a safer environment because Clorox believes that clean matters.”

 


He added that t
hird-party testing confirms the efficacy of several of Clorox’s top disinfecting products against SARS-CoV-2 strains[1] including the Alpha (UK) and Beta (South African) variants of concern (VOC). 




These results are in line with a US Environmental Protection Agency announcement that genetic changes to the virus do not impact the efficacy of disinfectants and all disinfectants approved to kill SARS-CoV-2, will kill new strains of the virus.

 


As a non-profit organization, MERCY Malaysia relies heavily on funding and donations from organizations and generous individuals to continue our services to provide humanitarian assistance to our beneficiaries. We sincerely thank Clorox Malaysia for reaching out to MERCY Malaysia with their contribution for the frontline workers. We all recognise the importance they play in helping the battle against this global pandemic,” added Zuraidah Mian, MERCY Malaysia’s Acting Executive Director.

 

The Clorox disinfection and cleaning products were distributed in early June 2021.

 


Get more information on clean matters, activities and more from Clorox Malaysia, Website : 
https://www.cloroxmalaysia.com

Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/CloroxMalaysia/

Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/cloroxmalaysia/

 

Disclaimer[2]: Clorox cleaning and disinfectant products are not suitable for consumption or injection under any circumstances.  It is advisable to always read the label for instructions on proper usage.



[1] The three strains include SARS-Related Coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), Isolate hCoV19/England/204820464/2020 (BEI Resources # NR-54000), SARS-Related Coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), Isolate hCoV19/South Africa/KRISP-EC-K005321/2020 (BEI Resources # NR-54008) and SARS-Related Coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), Isolate USA/CA_CDC_5574/2020 (BEI Resources # NR-54011).  https://investors.thecloroxcompany.com/investors/news-and-events/press-releases/press-release-details/2021/Testing-Confirms-Efficacy-of-Clorox-Products-Against-Variants-of-SARS-CoV-2-COVID-19-on-Surfaces/default.aspx

Firefly Launches Ticket Sale for Flights from Penang Hub

 

Firefly has launched ticket sales for its new jet operations from Penang to Kota Kinabalu, Kuching and Johor Bahru with fares as low as RM79 one way. Furthermore, Firefly registered members will get to enjoy exclusive rates with fares as low as RM69 one way.

 


Customers will enjoy flying in the comfort of three Boeing 737-800 aircraft on these new routes beginning January 2021. Firefly Chief Executive Officer, Philip See said, “We are thrilled to kickstart our 2021 journey with our jet services from Penang, connecting Malaysia.” These routes will bring advantages to both business and leisure travellers as Penang International Airport is a major Northern hub connects to major cities across Asia. The airline is mounting these new routes 2 to 3 times daily as it sees demand in the various respective markets.

 


“We look forward to supporting the economic recovery of both the business and tourism industry. It has been a challenging 2020 for all of us in the travel industry and we hope these new services will accelerate the overall economic recovery in 2021.,” added Philip. 



Firefly’s strong network and codeshare with sister companies Malaysia Airlines and MASwings will provide a seamless travel experience to its guests, while diversifying its base connecting secondary cities in Malaysia to East Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and Singapore. The flights provide a flexible service; offering choices for customers to include additional comforts and conveniences throughout the journey.

 


Guests will continue to enjoy aerobridge facilities, the opportunity to accrue and redeem Enrich points with an option to add other privileges such as seat selection, insurance coverage, in-flight hot meals, seat selection and many more. Customers can also opt for the value bundle of FlyPremium and FlyInfinite sets of services to enjoy its product features including unlimited flight changes, 35KG baggage allowance, in-flight hot meals, seat selection and many more benefits.



 

Tickets are available for sale through all travel agents, Firefly website and booking offices.

 



Interested to get more information on products and services for Firefly,

Website : www.fireflyz.com.my

Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/Firefly

Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/fireflyairlines/

Customer Service : +603-78454543


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Kaspersky | Malaysian Parents To Keep Our Kids Safer Online

Global cybersecurity company discusses with industry experts how to raise kids, who are digital natives, and suggests ways to secure them against cybercriminals.  

A move to ensure the new school session in 2021 can be conducted safely, all schools in Malaysia are set to remain close for the rest of the year. The Ministry of Education[1] decided the move after considering data analysis of COVID-19 cases involving students, teachers, and their close contacts. The new school year would begin on Jan 20, 2021[2]. In addition, the Ministry has urged the school administrators to continue the home-based learning for teachers and students[3]



In conjunction with home-based learning, Kaspersky hosted an online forum to discuss ways keeping the kids safer online. Featuring industry experts including: Ong Kian Yew, Chief Executive Officer at PIKOM (the National Tech Association of Malaysia); Datuk Dr. Chiam Heng Keng, Founding President of The Early Childhood Care and Education Council Malaysia; and Nazrudin Habibur Rahman, a TV Host, Actor, Entrepreneur and father of three, the conference was hosted by Deborah Priya Henry, TV host, model and co-founder of an NGO which focuses on children education. 


Yeo Siang Tiong, General Manager for Southeast Asia at Kaspersky underlined that between March to May 2020, as many as 47%-51% of Malaysian kids spent most of their time online searching for learning materials related to their online classes. 



“It is a good sign that kids in Malaysia are using technology in a productive way. Our Digital Comfort Zone[4] Report quantified the increase of internet usage because of the pandemic at up to two more hours every day in Southeast Asia. 63% parents agreed that their children are using the internet more than they did on the same period as compared to last year. Our study also revealed that parents fear for their children’s online safety, but are not putting time to talk about them. Because of these, we are glad to initiate such conversations today,” says Yeo.


For his part, Ong said that after several months of home-based learning for students and remote work for parents, both parents and students would continue to seek the right technology tools. The recently announced Malaysian Budget 2021[5], proposed that the relief on lifestyle expenses (such as computer, smartphone or tablet) be increased from RM2,500 to RM3,000.



“We foresee the proposed tax relief will boost the purchases of these smart devices to address any possible shortages to work from home and learn from home. At present, PIKOM members, in general, have already reported positive sales trend throughout the MCO period,” adds Ong. 


Speaking on not attending schools and home-based learning, Datuk Dr. Chiam said that students miss their friends and doing school activities. 

For younger students, they are physically active and tend to have shorter attention span. Confinement at home and having parents who are also busy to keep kids interested, may potentially lead the young ones to frustrations, which may be demonstrated through being aggressive, intolerant, uncooperative, and disinterested. 


“However, not everything is negative, as there are also many positive aspects of staying and learning at home. Parents can spend time doing things together, exercise together, or just have fun together. Our current situation enhances bonding and offers a perfect time for mothers and fathers to sit down with their kids and discuss things that matter – such as forming online habits to keep them safe.” explains Datuk.


Nazrudin, a Kaspersky user, commented that he enjoyed the stay at home and home-based learning with his kids but not without its own challenges. “I learned from Kaspersky that parents who are completely unfamiliar with video games may be tempted to completely ban their children from playing. However, banning is not the healthiest solution. This is because children may have peers that play games at school and by disallowing them from participating, they may feel like an outcast. So there should be a check and balance in parenting.”



“To achieve this balance, I personally install safety nets such as Kaspersky Safe Kids. I agree with Datuk Dr. Chiam, as one of the most effective way is to be good role models to our kids. For #teamnazrudin, we practice no smartphone during mealtimes and have conversations related to cyber safety, when they are in doubt. We are no experts in this area, but we will learn together,” he adds.



Kaspersky has some good tips for the parents:

§  Spend more time communicating with your children about online safety measures. Tell your children what must not, under any circumstances, be published on the Internet and why.


§  Surf and learn together.  See where they spend their time online and explore how to best keep them safe.  Also spending time to play online games, so you can learn from each other.


§  Explain that all the sensitive information can be shared only via messengers and only with people you know in real life.


§  And yes, we do recommend parents to install a cybersecurity software like Kaspersky Total Security to protect their kids against online threats. Kaspersky is offering a three-month free trial of Kaspersky Total Security, available through this link https://bit.ly/safekids011.

 


T
o get Kaspersky Safe Kids, please visit,
https://www.lazada.com.my/shop/kaspersky/ or https://shopee.com.my/kaspersky.os.  


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