Queen Nkechinyere

04/07/2024

Beautiful design for Chinny's Kitchen

04/07/2024

Beautiful design by me☺️

03/07/2024

My Love Story (3)

After the dinner.

Ikechukwu walked me to a waiting cab.

Gave me a kiss on my forehead.

While slightly holding my waist with one of his hands

And the other, resting by his side.

I blushed,

Hopped into the cab

And bade him goodbye.

The communication became

More fun and interesting

As he would call me every morning

Before I left my hostel

And every evening when I was back

To know how classes went.

Ooops!

I forgot to tell you:

Ikechukwu was a masters student.

While I was in my 3rd year.

He was a mature young man.

Who knew how to make a lady

Feel seen, loved, and appreciated.

No day went by without him.

Telling me how amazing I was

And this made me like him a lot.

His follow-up game was top-notch.

And he made me feel really special.

Like the queen that I am.

Reality Check!!!!🏃🏽‍♀️🏃🏽‍♀️


Let's take a look at the brand-building lessons here, shall we?

✅ Consistent Communication:

Ikechukwu's daily calls showcased the importance of consistent communication with potential clients.

You should maintain regular contact with your potential clients to keep the relationship alive and build trust over time...

But don't choke them with messages oo 😂

✅ Personalized Attention:

By regularly checking in to ask about my day, Ikechukwu demonstrated the value of personalized attention.

Similarly, in brand building, tailoring interactions to the individual customer's needs and preferences fosters a stronger connection and loyalty.

✅ Making Them Feel Special:

Ikechukwu's compliments and affirmations made me feel valued and appreciated.

In brand building, making potential customers feel special and appreciated gets them excited and interested in learning more about your offerings.

✅ Following Up with Care:

Ikechukwu's genuine interest in my well-being, demonstrated through his follow-up calls, highlights the importance of following up with care.

Similarly, in brand building, following up with sincerity and empathy strengthens the relationship with potential clients.

✅ Building Trust and Loyalty:

All of the above points would lead to building trust and loyalty with your potential clients and getting them to commit effortlessly.

Which in turn leads to long-term relationships and advocacy for the brand.

T..for Tenks!💕

✦P.S: Where is your college crush now?😂

03/07/2024

My Love Story (2)

After Ikechukwu and I exchanged contact.

He thanked and bade me goodbye.

I stood there.

Admiring how lanky he was

That I didn't know when one of my notebooks fell.

It was a junior who picked it up

And that was when I came back to reality.

Then in my mind I was like:

"Girl!!

You are smitten."

I did a little hip dance and hopped out.

Eagerly expecting to hear from this dark and extremely lovely guy.

Here is the thing:

I've always had this thingy for dark skinned guys

But,

Ikechukwu was exceptional

He swept me off my feet

With his charisma, spoken English and fineness.

And girl!!

I was on my way to falling madly in love with this fineeee guy.

A day passed and I didn't hear from him.

I wouldn't lie;

I was a bit worried

Then in the middle of my thoughts

A strange number called me

And oh!

It was

"My Ikechukwu." 😃

I blushed for about 10 seconds,

then picked up the call.

From the other end of the phone came:

"Hello Queen, how are you today?"

Wth my eyes rolling

And an almost invisible smile escaping my lips

I responded:

"Hi Ik."

We spoke for about 20 minutes

And at the end,

He asked me out to dinner.

Then the next day around 5:00 PM

I slid on my lovely spaghetti-strap purple dress.

My open-toe heels

And hopped in a taxi to Buka 17

Where the dinner was to take place.

I walked into the Buka 17

And met Ikechukwu sitting at the extreme left.

I walked down to him,

Smiling from ear to ear.

Approaching the table

He pulled a chair

And gestured for me to sit.

I sat, and we had a lovely evening.

He told me beautiful things 😊

And how attracted he was to me.

Then made it clear that he would

like us to take things to the next level.

Reality check!!😂🏃🏽‍♀️

Let's look at the brand-building lessons here shall we?

✅ Approach:

Like Ikechukwu, approach your potential clients in the cutest way possible.

Don't just go into their DM and dump generic messages.

✅ Observation:

Ikechukwu had observed me from afar and decided that I was someone he would like to get to know before approaching me.

Therefore;

You must keenly observe potential customers' behavior and preferences to identify the right ones for you.

✅ Clarity in Communication:

Ikechukwu addressed me as "Queen," and that was him connecting with me right there.

You must communicate effectively with your target audience to establish a strong connection.

✅ Understanding Audience Signal:

You must pay attention to signals from potential customers to understand their needs and preferences better. Ikechukwu understood that I was receptive and took the next step.

T..for Tenks!💕

✦P.S: Do you believe in Love at first sight?

Working With Me=Increased Visibility + Defined Reputation.


I am just a DM away.

Let's make magic✨

23/04/2024

If you need a unique graphics designer to bring your ideas to life then welcome!

I am here to help captivate your audience with compelling visuals like never before.

Send a DM to get Started.

23/04/2024

Do you want to create an E-book and do not know where to start from?

You are at the right place.

I will help you bring your ideas to life.

Send me a DM and let's get started on that book!

P.S: This is an e-book I recently created for a happy client 😊

23/04/2024

My Love Story( Episode 1)

As I stepped out of the lecture hall

I heard a voice call,

'Nkechinyere!'

It came from a masculine voice.

So, I turned to see who it was.

And my gaze met an approximately

6-foot-tall, dark, and extremely lovely young man.

I was mesmerized by what I saw.

And in my mind

I was like,

Who, dah...F... is this cutie?

And how did he know ma name?

While I was still lost in thought.

He started working toward me.

Then getting to me.

He said with the brightest smile ever,

'Can I have a sec with you, please?'

Then, in my mind,

I go again:

Oh boy! You fine!

I don't mind an hour 😂

But I composed myself and said,

Yeah!

Sure!

He then proceeded

To tell me his name was Ikechukwu.

And that,

He has been looking for an opportunity

To tell me how amazing I was.

He has been a big fan of my intellectual prowess from afar.

And wanted to be closer by being my friend.

I said,

'cool!'

Then I asked,

'How do you intend doing that?'

He responded,

'By being your support system

and cheering you on as you succeed.'

I wouldn't lie.

I was touched by his kind words.

So we exchanged contacts

And that was the beginning of something..

"Very beautiful"😊

⋆⋆⋆⋆⋆
Check my page for episode 2

▶P.S: Do you believe in Love at first sight?

Working With Me = Increased Visibility + Defined Reputation.


I am just a DM away!


Let's make magic ✨

Chief Storyteller |Ghost Writer| Brand & Graphics Designer

23/04/2024

I was hypnotized!

I travelled to Abuja last week.

And while I was out with my friend,

a Hausa man with a fully loaded tray of Kilishi (spicy dried meat) approached us, and the first thing he said was,


"fine girl, buy sweet Kilishi."


The surprising thing was that,


he said it in Igbo dialect,


which happens to be my language.


I was both surprised and curious.


So,


I asked him how he was able to speak Igbo.

He responded with:

"I am usually around the Igbos, so I try as much as possible to learn the language."


This made me give him a warm reception.


And we started conversing.


We spoke in Igbo dialect for over 20 minutes


and I ended up buying Kilishi worth N5,000


Which was not in my budget.


Well,


I almost finished all of it before getting to Benin 😂


But I kept myself in check.


This man literally hypnotized me.

I was so mesmerized that

I just had to patronize him

(Stay with me..)


A man with probably no marketing training was able to win the heart of his target audience and get her to patronize him.

But you!

After spending so much money on different training,

you are yet to knowhow to effectively relate with your target audience to turn them into paying clients


Oya, come closer let me tell you something.


As a personal brand, startup,or even an established organization,


You need to know how to capture and convert your target audience.

These 4 points below will be of great help.

✅ Study your target audience.


The Hausa man knew that the Igbos are

"agba ballers😂" (money makers and equally spenders).


So he started learning everything about them to ensure he gets some of the money they will be spending when they visit Abuja.

And,


It worked!


✅ Know where to find them.


We were sitting in an open bar near the market,where we had gone to buy some items,

when he approached us."

Obviously,


he knew where to find his target audience.


But do you know where to find yours?


Are they on Facebook, and you are looking for them on LinkedIn 🏃🏃


✅ Understand their pain points.


As a visitor in Abuja,


I was honestly looking out for things I could take with me to Benin.


Probably,

the Hausa man saw me looking like a JJC and decided to leverage on that.


You need to find out the unmet needs of your target audience.


The area where they desire improvement or solutions and leverage on that.

✅ loosen up


Learn to inculcate light humor when relating to your target audience.


It doesn't have to be that serious all the time.


Even as an established brand,


Jump on trending slangs


and utilize them to stir reactions and engagement with your target audience.


I remember one very big brand in Nigeria using:


"No gree for anybody."


As part of their advertising copy


It was really fun and brought about massive reactions and engagement from the audience.


🔹 P.S. Have you had Kilishi before?