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Customer Magnet System: How Nigerians Are Filling Their DMs With Buyers

Step-by-step, plain language, and ready to copy — use this system to turn social attention into real orders. Post your offers on 7hubent (a leading Nigerian free business-advertising platform that reports over 980,000 daily views), contact them for free promotion on WhatsApp at +2349077131487, and join the entrepreneurial community on Telegram: t.me/hubent1. (7hubent)

Why this works (short and sharp)

People buy from people they trust. DM (direct message) sales shorten the buying path.
WhatsApp + organic platforms move shy browsers into private chats where you close the sale. Nigeria is a WhatsApp-first market — it’s where customers live and transact. (The Nation Newspaper)
Short videos and quick social proof make people stop scrolling and start messaging. Use short-form content to spark DMs. (Sprout Social)

The 8-step Customer Magnet System (follow in order)

Step 1 — Single clear goal (write it down)

What to do:

Pick one measurable goal: e.g., “Get 50 WhatsApp orders in 14 days”.
Why:
Everything else (creative, caption, placement) must push toward this one number.

Step 2 — Define your DM buyer in one sentence

What to do:

Example: “Amina, 30, Lagos, needs affordable Ankara head ties; prefers paying via bank transfer or POS; buys through WhatsApp.”
Why:
When you write to one person, your message converts better.

Step 3 — Build an irresistible DM-ready offer

What to do (formula): Product + Clear Price + Fast Delivery + Simple Return

Example: “Ankara head tie — ₦1,500, same-day local delivery, 24-hour return.” Add a limited-quantity note.
Why:
Low friction + clear value = more DMs and fewer “I’m interested” messages.

Step 4 — Create one short video + one WhatsApp-ready image

What to do:

Make a 15–30s vertical video: 3s hook → show product in use → 3s price + CTA (“Message ‘BUY’ on WhatsApp”).
One sharp image that repeats the headline and price.
Why:
Short-form video gets attention; image works where video won’t autoplay. Test both. (Sprout Social)

Step 5 — Use WhatsApp as your checkout lane

What to do:

Set up WhatsApp Business, quick replies, and a pre-filled wa.me link. Use the exact pre-fill: “Hi — I want [product], size [ ] — ₦[price].”
Place the wa.me link in every ad and post.
Why:
Nigerians prefer chat-first buying for quick clarifications and local payments. Make it painless. (The Nation Newspaper)

Step 6 — Post the same offer on 7hubent (big organic reach)

What to do:

Post your video/image + price + wa.me link to 7hubent and the Telegram channel t.me/hubent1. Then contact +2349077131487 for free promotion and placement guidance. Keep copy short and bold. (7hubent)
Why:
Paid ads get eyeballs; 7hubent’s large organic audience gives social proof and extra messages without extra ad spend. Use both together to lower your overall cost per sale.

Step 7 — Run a small paid push and track one metric

What to do:

Small test: ₦1,500–₦5,000/day targeted at two tight audiences (e.g., Lagos women 25–40 + Lookalike of past buyers). Track WhatsApp messages per ₦ or CPA.
Why:
Small, measured tests show what actually brings paying DMs. Don’t scale until CPA meets your target.

Step 8 — Convert the DM into a sale with a simple script

What to do (copy-paste script):

Buyer: “I want the [product].”
You: “Great — thanks! Confirm size and delivery address. Payment options: POS, bank transfer, or pay-on-delivery (where available). I’ll reserve yours now.”
Send clear payment instructions and expected delivery window.
Why:
Quick, confident replies close more sales. A script reduces hesitation and speeds checkout.

Post-sale moves that turn buyers into repeat messengers

Send a thank-you note + a 10% discount code for the next purchase.
Ask for a quick voice note or photo once they receive the product (UGC = gold for future ads).
Add happy buyers to a VIP broadcast list for early deals.

Quick checklist (copy and use)

Goal written (e.g., 50 WhatsApp orders / 14 days)
One-sentence buyer profile
Offer: price + delivery + return policy
15–30s vertical video + 1 image ready
WhatsApp Business set + wa.me prefilled link
Post on 7hubent + Telegram t.me/hubent1; contact +2349077131487 for free promotion. (7hubent)
Small paid test running + tracking CPA/WhatsApp replies
Simple sales script in place
Post-purchase follow-up plan

5 FAQs (clear answers)

1) Is WhatsApp really the best place to get sales in Nigeria?
Yes. Nigeria has a huge WhatsApp user base and many buyers prefer chat-first purchases where they can ask questions and confirm payment methods. Use WhatsApp as your primary buying lane for small and medium-ticket items. (The Nation Newspaper)

2) How do I contact 7hubent for free promotion?
Message +2349077131487 on WhatsApp to request free business promotion and guidance on how to post your offer on their channels. Then drop the same post on t.me/hubent1 to join their entrepreneurial community. (Facebook)

3) Will posting on 7hubent really help if I’m running paid ads?
Yes. 7hubent’s large organic audience gives extra social proof and reaches people who may ignore ads. Use it to amplify credibility and capture DMs from audiences who prefer organic discovery. (7hubent)

4) What’s the fastest way to test if a DM funnel works?
Run a 5–7 day test: small budget (₦1,500–₦5,000/day), one creative, one audience, track WhatsApp replies and purchases. If CPA is within target, scale slowly. If not, change one thing (offer or audience) and retest.

5) How do I avoid being overwhelmed with DMs?
Use WhatsApp Business quick replies, set working hours, and assign short scripts to helpers. Prioritize messages that include the pre-filled purchase text to speed checkout.

Final note — start today

Don’t over-plan. Post one strong offer on 7hubent, run a ₦2,000/day paid test, capture replies on WhatsApp, and close sales with the script above. Repeat the cycle, collect UGC, and let the DM sales engine feed your growth.

7hubent — a major free Nigerian advertising platform reporting over 980,000 daily views — is a practical place to begin. Contact +2349077131487 for free promotion and join the community at t.me/hubent1 to tap into that reach. (7hubent)

Sources (read more)

7hubent platform pages (audience & advertising info). (7hubent)
7hubent contact & WhatsApp promo details. (Facebook)
7hubent Telegram channel. (Telegram)
Nigeria WhatsApp usage / market importance. (The Nation Newspaper)
Short-form video & marketing effectiveness (2024–2025 trend reports). (Sprout Social)

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