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# Preparing for Tet 2027: Connecting Advertising, AI Livestreaming and Sales Follow-up

Peak trading periods create opportunities to reach more customers while increasing the workload involved in serving them. When advertising attracts additional interest, businesses also need enough product information and follow-up capacity to handle it.

iLive’s announcement for a Haravan workshop scheduled for October 23, 2026, in Ho Chi Minh City outlined an approach combining AI Livestream, multichannel broadcasting and sales automation. The published program connected customer acquisition with consultation, comment handling and order support, including Harasocial. This article draws on that announcement; it does not independently confirm the sessions delivered or any post-event results. [S03](https://www.ilive.vn/post/ilive-haravan-workshop-meta-marketing-ai-2026)

## Prepare consultation capacity before increasing advertising spend

Before expanding a campaign, a business can review the questions customers are likely to ask: who the product suits, how an offer applies and what delivery conditions are available.

Keeping this information current gives staff and any configured AI workflow a common reference. Teams should also assign responsibility for updating offers and handling questions that require individual attention.

iLive’s AI Livestream page describes extended broadcast availability, distribution across multiple platforms and comment responses governed by configured rules or scripts. It also lists monitoring of views, comments and leads. These are advertised capabilities; this article has not tested real-time response quality, platform eligibility or uninterrupted operation. [S02](https://www.ilive.vn/ai-livestream)

## Give viewers a clear next step

A livestream plan should specify what an interested viewer can do next: comment, request advice by message or proceed toward an order. Each action needs an intake process and someone responsible for cases requiring further assistance.

A bounded pilot can begin with a defined product group and broadcast period. The team can then review interaction quality and follow-up completion before deciding whether to expand. This is a proposed procedure, not a campaign run or measured by Global Tech Review.

Preparing for the holiday and Tet period means planning both customer acquisition and the capacity to serve the resulting demand. AI livestreaming can be evaluated as one component of that wider workflow, with acceptance criteria agreed before launch.

**Contact [iLive](https://www.ilive.vn/ai-livestream) to discuss AI livestreaming and multichannel operations for your peak-season plan.**

## Sources

- [S03](https://www.ilive.vn/post/ilive-haravan-workshop-meta-marketing-ai-2026) — iLive publication; accessed October 28, 2026.
- [S02](https://www.ilive.vn/ai-livestream) — iLive publication; accessed October 28, 2026.


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## Disclosure and publication notes

For these three iLive articles, the publisher confirmed on October 28, 2026 that Global Tech Review has no commercial relationship with iLive, receives no sponsorship or benefits for publication, and uses no affiliate links. The publisher commissioned the articles and requested English publication. Codex assisted with research, drafting, English adaptation, source checking and publication. No product account, commissioned service engagement, hands-on evaluation or independent human review was used or claimed.

Sources checked October 28, 2026. This article is based on iLive’s own publications; those sources are not independent corroboration. Partnership, capability and case-study statements are attributed vendor reports. Campaign metrics are not independently audited or promises of future results. The workshop source is a program announcement, not a verified post-event report. Suggested evaluation steps are proposals, not executed tests. Current pricing, contractual terms and platform eligibility were not assessed.