@Kene_Nnewi In February this year, someone hit my tipper while it was in its own lane. I spent a lot of money on his treatment. The hospital asked for ₦1.8 million for surgery and to put iron in his leg, but I chose to take him to a local bone setter instead. Thank God he's okay now.
If You Sell Anything Online, and You Want More Sales, READ THIS
Here's how to maximally sell anything online to get the highest conversions.
Most people over complicate it. Don't be most people.
1. eBook/PDF - Use a SALESLETTER
2. Course - Do a WEBINAR
3. Physical Products/E-Commerce - Send them to either an ADVERTORIAL or QUIZ and then on to a VSL (Video Salesletter) or PDP (Product Display Page).
Alternatively, you can send them direct to a SALESLETTER.
4. Services - BOOK A CALL
Of courses, your adverts are the starting point. from there to any of these, depending on what you're selling as outlined above.
Try this:
- BRAINWASH yourself EVERY FRIGGIN day for 90 days, and your life will remarkbly improve.
When i was younger, i did this by
1. Getting a skill
2. Deleting all my music apps + social media apps for 90 full days.
3. Paid for Youtube Premuim
4. And just listened to a shit ton of motivational audios on Youtube (without ads interrupting me)
I listened to these things EVERY DAY, every hour - everywhere - like a retard. Of course, i got laughed at by friends and they called me aspire to perspire - but i didn't care; I pumped myself with so many of that stuff that i became COMPLETELY DELUSIONAL
...because bro; if you want to win with all the disadvantage you are faced, you need to be so DELUSIONAL that failing does not even enter your consiouness.
and when you attain that level you will move with ZERO DOUBT, like a bloody beast - and the UNIVERSE will have no option but to BEND TO YOUR WILL and give you what you want.
It is the equivalent of cooking yourself in jazz, but this time it is your subconscious mind you are cooking - and it works!
get a haircut every 2 weeks to stay sharp, wait 5 secs before answering the phone to control the rhythm, always arrive 15 mins early, stay away from free lunches, never talk about people who aren't in the room and when anger rises, wait 10 mins before reacting. these habits may look rigid but they're the hidden discipline of the elite.
Can't even believe it's 2 years already 😂
But this feels like fortitious timing, especially with this olodo uprising conversation that's been going on.
I have no issue with population growth, however we're churning out far more people than we can cater for.
We'll be the third largest country in the world by 2050, but how many of those people will be educated? How many will have access to quality healthcare? How many will live above $2 per day? How many won't be working low paying jobs? How many won't be trying to japa? How many won't be pushed into yahoo and runs?
We can sit in our armchairs and cheer on our exportation of human capital to the West.
But how much of that human capital isn't funnelled into low paying jobs over there? How much of that human capital isn't used to prop up the financial systems of the West by funding their pensions through taxation?
When the fortunes of the Western empires were drying up back in the day, the idea was to look outward and set up colonies to prop up their finances. And we're clearly doing the same thing over again.
Their ancestors brought mirrors and guns and took slaves to work their plantations.
This time they're bringing gigs and low paying jobs and taking 40 years off you to prop up their financial system.
All for what?
For a mansion in Enugu that you'll step foot in once in 5 years? Or investments your kids will sell off because they can't live here?
We are a market. But maybe it's just a 22nd century slave market.
I like how she mentioned the informal economy, and until we take a leaf out of China or Singapore or maybe India's playbook, we'll keep fucking like ants and breeding even more poverty.
Let me explain to you why this worked and how you can actually incorporate the same logic into your life.
Early in my career I was into sales and I had this mentor that coached me. He was really good at work he did.
He taught me a trick years that felt almost unfair.
Before pitching a decision maker, he'd say:
"I'm happy I'm finally talking to someone who can actually make decisions. You seem like a very decisive person."
Then he'd make his pitch and leave.
His close rate was ridiculous.
When I asked why it worked, he said:
"Because once people accept an identity, they start behaving in ways that protect it."
The cleaner gave him an identity and he did everything to protect it without knowing he was being manipulated.
You'll think Opay and Moniepoint are both fast till you start using Flutterwave.
The reason I also like Flutterwave is that I can send naira and you receive dollar/pounds in your dollar/pounds account.
You can also send a foreign currency to me and I receive in Naira.
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Nobody is coming to save you.
That may sound harsh, but for many people, it is one of the most important truths they will ever learn.
The world keeps moving whether you are winning or struggling. Bills will still arrive. Time will still pass. Opportunities will still come and go. The people you are waiting for to rescue you may be busy fighting battles of their own.
At some point in life, you realize that no phone call is coming to magically change everything. No government, family member, friend, partner, or stranger is guaranteed to appear at the perfect moment and carry your burdens for you.
The painful reality is that the person who will spend the most time with your problems is you.
You must be the one who gets up when disappointment knocks you down. You must be the one who keeps moving when fear tells you to stop. You must be the one who continues to believe when nobody else sees your vision.
People may support you. Some may encourage you. A few may even walk part of the journey with you. But nobody can live your life for you. Nobody can fight every battle for you. Nobody can build your future while you sit and wait.
The strongest people are not those who never needed help. They are the ones who accepted that help may not always come and decided to move forward anyway.
So stop waiting for the perfect rescue. Stop waiting for someone to understand your pain completely. Stop waiting for circumstances to become ideal.
Save yourself.
Learn the skill. Make the call. Start the business. Leave the toxic environment. Take the risk. Do the work. Heal from the hurt. Build the life you want with the hands you have today.
Because one day you will look back and realize that the hero you were waiting for never arrived.
And that is because the hero was YOU all along.
If you ask me what skill can genuinely change your life i'll tell you it's unequivocally media buying and being able to create simple PDF guides that solves painful problems.
I launched this product about a week ago (a simple PDF guide) priced at ₦5,000 and we've done about 80 sales so far, this is excluding the OTO.
What's most interesting is my ROAS, almost 4x over a 1 week period.
If I can do it, i think you can too.
Want to learn how? Link in bio.
I never thought I'd be building a web app. Ever.
I studied biochemistry. I started running Facebook ads in 2019. I'm a marketer, a media buyer. Software was never the plan.
But some problems don't ask for your permission. They just make it impossible to look away.
There was a month where our revenue was the best it had ever been in our partner businesses and our sub brands. The account was ringing. Notifications everywhere. The whole team felt like we had finally arrived.
Then I sat down to actually look.
A month that good should have left serious profit behind. It didn't. Every bit of it had gone somewhere. Into ads that looked fine but weren't profitable. Into failed deliveries. Into costs nobody was tracking, because nobody had the full picture in one place.
We weren't careless. We were blind. And being blind while you're moving fast is exactly how you bleed money you'll never see leave.
That month broke something open in me. I realised the tools we were leaning on were never built for how we actually run business here. QuickBooks doesn't understand cash-on-delivery, where orders come back before you collect a single kobo. Shopify doesn't know a failed delivery already cost you real money before any revenue exists. Meta shows you ROAS but has no idea what your inventory, your logistics or your customer service team actually cost you. Nothing talks to anything else.
So at TeeybAds, the parent company behind all our brands, we decided we couldn't keep operating like this. We had to do something about it. And we started building Numbatrak. @numbatrak
One place where revenue, ad spend, inventory, delivery, CRM, expenses and team performance finally sit together and tell you the truth. Not the number that's ringing. The number that's actually left.
I never planned to be the person behind something like this. But you don't get to choose the problem that decides your next chapter.
We're testing it inside our own company first. More on that soon.