This is Day 2 of showing you what to post online.
One of the best ways to make sales without ever typing “BUY NOW” is to post a customer’s question
Go to your DMs. Find the last question someone asked you. Something like:
“Will this fit if I’m a size 12?” “How long does it last?”
Don’t just answer them in the DM and move on. Turn that question into a post. Answer it publicly.
Because that one question isn’t just from that one person. It’s the question 10 other people have been too shy to ask you directly. They’ve been sitting in your comments, your bio, your last post, wondering the same thing and never asking.
When you answer it out loud, you’re not selling. You’re just helping. And it still sells. Just without the pressure.
Today’s content idea: go find a customer’s question and answer it publicly.
I really don't like how we handle things in this country.
A company gets called out for producing a subpar product, say sanitary pads, and instead of demanding accountability and better products, we immediately start telling people to find alternatives.
Now people are saying they're not comfortable with tampons or menstrual cups and somehow you're forcing those options down their throats too?
One person even said, “ you don't like menstrual cups, you don't like tampons, but big cock you like.”
Excuse me?
A penis is not staying inside me for nine hours while I'm going about my day. I'm not walking around with a penis inside me.
And why exactly are you bothered that I like sex but don't want a tampon or menstrual cup inside me?
Can women not simply say, “I don't want this option” without everybody turning it into an argument?
The issue was a company making a subpar product. Hold the company accountable.
Why are we fighting women over what they choose to put in their own bodies?
I really don't like how we handle things in this country.
A company gets called out for producing a subpar product, say sanitary pads, and instead of demanding accountability and better products, we immediately start telling people to find alternatives.
Now people are saying they're not comfortable with tampons or menstrual cups and somehow you're forcing those options down their throats too?
One person even said, “ you don't like menstrual cups, you don't like tampons, but big cock you like.”
Excuse me?
A penis is not staying inside me for nine hours while I'm going about my day. I'm not walking around with a penis inside me.
And why exactly are you bothered that I like sex but don't want a tampon or menstrual cup inside me?
Can women not simply say, “I don't want this option” without everybody turning it into an argument?
The issue was a company making a subpar product. Hold the company accountable.
Why are we fighting women over what they choose to put in their own bodies?