Are you a man if you cannot walk up to a random babe and converse with her?

The vast majority of modern men struggle to pull this off. Not me though...

This reminds me of a sunny afternoon at Wole Soyinka train station in Abeokuta. As I stepped off the bike, my gaze fell upon a stunning beautiful damsel across the road.

She stood at an impressive 6 feet tall, her dark skin radiating in the sunlight like a polished ebony while her curvaceous figure - a perfect hourglass - commanded attention.

Our eyes met, and for a fleeting moment, we shared a connection. A brief, sparkling smile was exchanged, and then she looked away, leaving me with a lasting impression of her radiant beauty.

After that, I proceeded to get my ticket. God forbid I miss the train because of a woman. I thought that was going to be the end of our encounter until we met again inside the train sitting next to each other.

I switched into my Playboy mode & without doing too much, this beautiful damsel was all over me.

I'll spare you the details of all that we discussed because my parents are probably reading. Lmao

Fast forward to the part of the conversation I want to talk about.

Aliyah (that's her name), who looked like she was living the life was rather fighting for her life. She was sad, hopeless and depressed because of her business.

Aliyah sells sneakers & shoes but she can't remember the last time she processed an order.

Like the average WhatsApp vendor, She relies on friends and families for patronage and uploads photos of her goods every day on WhatsApp. This month alone, She had spent 100k running Ads on WhatsApp TVs.

The result?  No sales. Not a single soul made an order. I repeat she can't remember the last time she got a customer.

"Why will you be going through this stress when you can let google do the work for you?" I asked.

What do you mean boy? Aliyah replied.

Don't you know that if your business is listed and verified on Google, people searching for where to buy shoes and sneakers on Google will be redirected to your DM?

I left her with the contact of Sidime, a Google business expert who teaches people how to list & verify their businesses on Google.

I don't know if she eventually reached out to him. But I hope she does.

Overall, I had a good time with Aliyah on the train.

PS: if you're feeling dejected, hopeless & helpless because you're not getting customers.

Talk to a Google marketing expert and let him put you through how to list your business on Google.

Talk to one by clicking here.