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Selling isn't hard,
It's only hard when you're trying to solve a problem that don't need urgent solution.
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Friends, help me tag @LeadwayAssurance until this gets to the right person in Lagos!
We're shooting our shot for a partnership with XPAND Summit 2026,
And we love to have Leadway on board!
Let's make this happen
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Focus on the product, 0 sales
Focus on their problems, 100 sales.
That's the pattern.
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Post flopped?
Post another one.
Client said no?
Pitch another one.
Business failed?
Start another one.
Learn from what didnβt work and keep going.
You never know which attempt will change everything.
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How to stay poor in 2026.
1. Avoid selling
2. Don't build a personal brand
3. Always give excuses why you're poor
4. Defend poverty with qoutes like "It'll be better one day"
What did I miss?
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And this is 22. Happy birthday, Eki β€οΈ
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I've seen creators spend weeks trying to get a post to go viral.
Imagine spending that same time understanding why your last three potential clients didn't buy,
One help your business.
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Sell to the rich or sell to the poor.
You can't skip both and be rich.
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Your clients need one thing: RESULTS.
Focus on that.
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Sometimes I wonderβ¦
Why do devout believers have a problem with people questioning their faith?
It even says in the bible:
βAlways be prepared to answer everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have. But do this with gentleness and respect,β
- 1 Peter 3:15.
People naturally question things.
So you donβt go around being fed what doesnβt align with you.
Happy Sunday π.
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Everyone starts out charging too little.
What's the lowest price you ever charged for something you'd charge 10x for now?
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Struggling to get clients? Stop waiting for your content to do all the work.
Pick 5 potential buyers.
β Study their business
β Find a problem you can solve
β Show them whatβs costing them results
β Explain how youβd fix it
β Start a conversation without begging for a sale
Clients are easier to win when you give them a reason to take you seriously.
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The best way to sell is not to sell.
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You've tried forex
You've tried Upwork
You've tried LinkedIn
You've tried digital marketing
You've tried youtube automation
Now you're on AI automation & UGC
Yet your bank account reads $0.
All those skills, businesses and platform works, you just need to stop being Jack.
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A business that doesn't have a clear understanding of itself cannot be fixed by a good copy.
If you can't tell; who the product is for, what problem it solves, why someone should choose you, and what makes the offer different. The copywriter is left with little to no tools to work with.
An effective copy is drawn from the brand's knowledge of itself. If you want effective copy for your business, fix its positioning... It makes the job of your copywriter easier.
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My mum is in the hospital and has already spent a lot,
A thief broke into our house last week and stole a couple of important home utensils,
My laptop, bought just 4 days ago, was also stolen.
Thatβs exactly what one of my clients told me in 2024, just in search of a discount.
An offer worth just $69.
It was my early days of trying to sell services instead of building a business.
After all his stories and consistent complaints, I gave him the discount.
The next day, I saw his WhatsApp status showing a new receipt of an iPhone he just bought.
I checked again, again and again,
Is this not thesame dude begging me in dms about not having money?
LMAO.
I checked again, smiled, and learned a business lesson I never read from any book.
Your potential clients have enough to pay for your service, products, or any offer you have.
Not everyone can be your client, and trying to sell to everyone isnβt possible.
To make sure your potential clients pay for your service even without a discount or some marketing hassles, study these:
β’ Is this problem painful enough?
β’ Will my offer be important to them?
β’ Iβm charging my worth, but can they afford it?
β’ Does the perceived value exceed the price?
β’ Does the offer speak outcome, or just more about the price tag?
β’ Are they already spending money on this problem somewhere else?
β’ Can they clearly see the result before they pay?
When all those questions are well answered, and the right strategy is applied, then you donβt need any back and forth.
Your content is good, youβre getting DM inquiries, but your communication, offer creation, and closing skills can ruin everything,
This new week, check all the necessary nuggets before celebrating Happy New Week when thereβs a leakage to be fixed!!
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Would you rather sell a low-ticket offer to many people or a high-ticket offer to a few people, assuming the profit at the end is the same?
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Being good at your skill and invisible to the right audience is the worse phase in your journey.
Be obsessed with solving that problem.
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A few days ago, I was at a traffic light watching how everything works.
Red.
Everybody stops.
Yellow.
You slow down and pay attention.
Green.
You move.
Simple.
And I started thinkingβ¦
A lot of businesses donβt treat their marketing like this.
They treat every campaign like the light is permanently green.
So they keep spending.
Keep increasing the budget.
Keep pushing the same creative.
Even when the numbers are clearly saying:
*STOP. π*
Marketing has traffic lights too.
**Red means stop.**
Maybe the offer is weak.
Maybe the creative is not connecting.
Maybe the landing page is poor.
Maybe the leads are coming but your follow-up is leaking badly.
Whatever it is, something needs to be fixed before more money goes in.
*Yellow means observe.*
There are signs that something could work, but not enough evidence yet.
This is where you test.
Watch the numbers.
Try another angle.
Give the campaign room to tell you what is actually happening.
Then there is *green.*
The offer is converting.
The creative is working.
The numbers make sense.
Now you can scale.
This is one thing many businesses miss.
Marketing is not just knowing how to launch ads.
It is knowing when to stop, when to test, and when to scale.
That is also part of what I do as a media buyer.
I donβt just launch campaigns and leave them running.
I look at the numbers, identify what is weak, fix what needs fixing, test what needs testing, and scale what is already working.
If you are spending on ads but you are not sure whether to stop, keep testing or scale,
**book a call through the link in my bio**
Letβs find out what your marketing light is actually saying. π¦













