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Referring someone to a brand isn’t just helping them get customers, you’re also ondirectly telling the prospective buyer that you are wholeheartedly vouching for the vendor to always come correct and make their buying experience worthwhile and that’s a huge responsibility you’ve placed on yourself.

So before you recommend anyone, ask yourself:
-Would I still refer them if I didn’t know them personally?
-Would you feel okay if something went wrong?

Because if things go wrong, the person you referred won’t blame the vendor. They’ll come back to you and say “but you told us to patronize them”. To avoid this kind of stress, you should only refer people you’re 100% sure about.

Meanwhile, tag that business owner you trust enough to recommend without thinking twice.

Buying from someone should come with peace of mind and it’s not just about getting your item. It’s about how you feel BEFORE, DURING and AFTER the order.

Did you feel informed?
Did they carry you along?
Did the order look like it was sent with care?
Little things like this tells you if someone respects the work they do and the people they’re doing it for. And if you’ve been ignoring these signs, this is your cue not to.

Tag a vendor who makes your purchase experience seamless.

Let’s be real, most people are busy doing marketing with no branding, and doing packaging only when it’s time to deliver but deep down you know something is still missing👀
That’s because branding, packaging and marketing are not the same thing and you need all 3 of them to make your business work.

Branding - Who you are
Packaging- How you show up
Marketing- How you talk about it

Which one have you been ignoring?

Dear vendors, you know sometimes you just feel like you’ve grown and your favorite outfits don’t fit like they used to. Well, sometimes our brands can be like that too. So, if you find yourself guilty of any of these mistakes, then you should consider a rebrand.