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INTRODUCING WHATSAPP BUSINESS APP

WhatsApp Business app APK is now available for download. The app will allow business owners to chat with customers thereby finding ways to generate money.
So WhatsApp Business is new app designed to help business owners interact with their customers. Through this, WhatsApp is aiming to provide businesses as it looks to start generating revenue.
Reportedly, the APK for WhatsApp Business has also been made available for download by a third-party website and, separately, a Google Play link for the app has been spotted as well.


WHERE TO GET WHATSAPP BUSINESS APP
* DownloadWhatsApp Business app here
The WhatsApp Business is likely to have the same green chat logo with the letter B in the center. The WhatsApp Business is said to have the same layout as the messaging platform with a search bar and Settings icon on top. There will be tabs for Calls, Chats and Status. Under the Settings option, you will see additions such as Business Settings and Statistics. From the Statistics option, you can see the number of messages that were sent, delivered, read and received as well.

What do you think about this app? In my own view, it's cool.

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