My Sales Pitch!

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The most essential and difficult job in business seems to be selling.

Experienced the same in the last 1 week.

Let's start from the starting.

Exactly a week ago, I posted on LinkedIn about my academic journey in last 6 months of Articleship, which fortunately became my best ever post on LinkedIn.

That post had an advertisement placed in it about the study planner.

Here are some numbers :-

Views on the post - 40k+

Impressions - ~500

Ad. Clicks - 800+

Planners sold - 2

That's less than 0.00005% of views 

So yeah, here I continue with my sales pitch 😅

The question mostly asked about is "What problem does your planner solve?"

It is a tool that gives you control over your studies by stating how many hours to study daily. And if you don't, either the study hours will increase or you will have to delay your syllabus completion.

It brings up the numbers which makes the actual change.

As far as my case, I expected that I will complete AFM by March 2024, but when I put the numbers in the planner it asked me to study 4 hours a day which is not at all possible with articleship, then I had to increase the timeline by 2 MONTHS to bring down the hours to 2. Now If I miss a lecture today, it will change the numbers accordingly.

Instead of experiencing the shock on 31 March, I faced it today and Now I can plan effectively.

Product update :-

- Added Final Both Group Planner on the store.

- Added some offers if you buy directly through WhatsApp. (Saves me commission)

- If you purchase through WhatsApp, the planner will be customised with your name. (Please allow me some time to deliver)

For any further help please drop me a DM.

Ps. - These are not just sales posts, these are like diary of my mini startup journey. Stay tuned for more such posts.

Link of previous post - https://lnkd.in/gPVMTMdd

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