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創行業先河！佛山順聯公園裏雲招商成功召開！

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5月18日，順聯商業以“美好新生活、雲約公園裏”爲主題，在佛山順聯溫德姆酒店舉行了行業首秀“雲頒獎+雲招商”，在2020年創新求變的大背景下，又一次开創了行業先河，舉辦了“2020年順聯商業優秀合作夥伴線上頒獎禮暨順联公園裏云招商全球直播”。

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活动当天下午15:30开启，順联公園裏携手赢商网、赢商视频、腾讯看点直播开展云頒獎+云直播，首創商业综合体招商发布全新模式；开播五分钟，在線观看量已突破3万人次，迅速吸引众多行业大咖和甲乙方同行的围观。

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