We got something cooking for owners who want more for their business.
In lieu you can use the other features that make business better.
- Sales tracking and handling across multiple social media
- offline sales assistance ( you recover more money lost to unanswered DMs. …
It’s the weekend!
How much would you pay to
- Keep your online business running while you spend time with family or on other business ?
- Retains customers you could’ve lost because of unavailability (offline), friction (Last price Wahala).
- Manage your sales through X, Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp in one place ?
- An online assistant that learns how you do business so it is more reliable ?
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Fake OPay apps are showing fake balances and fake transfers.
If you sell, don't confirm payment from the customer's screen. Check your own bank app.
Or send a payment link. With Yekota, an invoice shows Paid only when Bachs, Paystack, or ALATPay confirms the money, where available. Anything you mark paid yourself stays labelled as recorded manually.
Post it. Price it. Let them buy from the post.
Make a story card for your next offer and enter it in Card of the week: one pick, 100 message credits.
https://t.co/c8abWhe0qI
You post (on X, WhatsApp, Facebook, instagram) and tell your customers to dm to order or book.
Which of the posts is bringing in money ?
Which ones are they asking “how much” and ghosting ?
Which ones did you lose to late or unanswered DMs ?
One of the darkest things I learnt in growth hacking is how to write for the user’s inner monologue.
Our most insane follow-to-views post was simply text saying “Follow this account”, nothing else.
Learnt this from Facebook themselves
When you post a product you sell, your clients do not have to always DM you to ask how much or pay you.
It's as simple as DM or go to [ link to your product ] to directly order.
Clients can pay directly or make offers and negotiate within your limits.
Try one out today for your business needs @ https://t.co/fgkvYVf1jW
- Yekota
If you sell in DMs, "how much?" is never one message. It is "last price?", then "can you reduce?", "send account number", then silence.
Do this in one flow. Your client can make an offer, gets an answer straight away, and you never go below your last price.