Not likes. Not reach. Money — which post brought the
orders, what customers asked for that you couldn’t sell, and one clear thing to do next.
And wherever a customer sees you, you look like the same shop.
When your product has a photo, the answer comes as a card — your own photo, the name,
the price, delivery and a buy button, in one message.
Before
how much for this one, size M? I’m in LekkiThe Green Ankara Dress in M is ₦14,500. Delivery to Lekki is ₦2,500.
→
After
how much for this one, size M? I’m in Lekki
Green Ankara DressSize M · ₦14,500+₦2,500 to Lekki · want me to hold it?Buy now
Two possible products? Two cards.
When a question could mean either, the customer sees both and taps the one they meant.
The photo stays on the order
The order confirmation carries the picture too, which settles most “that’s not what I bought” arguments before they start.
No photo, no broken card
Where a product has no image, the answer is plain text. Always your own photos, never stock pictures.
Your catalogue page
Your products, on a page, from a link in your bio.
Made from the catalogue Tajami already keeps for you. Nothing to build, nothing to
configure — a price list with a pay button, under your name.
A short link for your bio, and a link per product for stories and posts.
A pay button on every item, the same checkout as a link in the DMs.
“Message us” on every item, because your customers like to ask before they buy.
Out of stock? It says so, with a “tell me when it’s back” button.
Fast on a slow connection, and works on any phone.
Yours to switch off, if you’d rather not publish prices.
Descriptions checked for claims. A line like “fades dark spots” is flagged, because your ads send people here. Flagged, never removed.
LILekki Interiorstajami.com/lekki
Green Ankara Dress₦14,500
PayMessage us
Beaded Bag₦8,000
PayMessage us
Linen Set · BlackOut of stock
Tell me when it’s back
Aso‑oke Wrap₦22,000
PayMessage us
A price list with a pay button — not a shop. No
basket, no accounts, no website to build or maintain. It exists to send customers into the chat
and the checkout you already use.
What your ads earned
That post cost ₦25,000. It brought in ₦180,500.
Eleven orders, traced from the ad to the payment. Not clicks, not message-starts —
money that actually arrived.
Green Ankara postSpent ₦25,000₦180,50011 orders · confirmed
Beaded Bag storySpent ₦15,000₦76,0009 orders · confirmed
Linen promoSpent ₦20,000₦14,0001 order · confirmed
Confirmed sales and estimates are always shown separately, never added
together.
Missed sales
Every time someone asked for something you didn’t have.
The size you ran out of, the colour you don’t make, the area you don’t
deliver to — counted, and priced at your own prices.
One tap tells everyone who asked when it’s back. Each of them messaged you first, so it’s a reply, not a cold message.
Counted from chats and from your catalogue page, wherever people ask.
By shade and size, too. “23 asked for shade 04” is a restock list, not a feeling.
No invented numbers. Something you don’t stock has no price, so it shows as a count only.
Never shared with another seller, in any form.
This month · asked for, couldn’t sell
Size 42, Green Ankara23 people~₦1,035,000
Black Linen Set14 people~₦560,000
Delivery to Port Harcourt11 people~₦440,000
“wigs” — not stocked9 peoplecount only
Notify the 23 who asked about size 42
Asked about vs bought
Instagram counts attention. This counts money.
How many people asked about each product, and how many actually paid — so a post
with 400 likes and no orders stops looking like a success.
Green Ankara Dress142 asked · 31 bought22%
Beaded Bag41 asked · 18 bought44%
Black Linen Set98 asked · 6 bought6%
Lots of interest, few sales. Likely: the price, the sizes people wanted, or the photos.
Asked aboutBought
Never a like count
Money is the measure. Likes and reach are context, never the headline.
Compared with your own average
Not with an invented benchmark, and never with another seller’s numbers.
No advice from too little data
Four orders is noise. It won’t tell you anything confident until there’s enough to mean it.
Word of mouth
Four people tagged you this week.
See who’s mentioning you, which of those mentions turned into a conversation, and
which customers keep bringing their friends.
Mentions and tags, surfaced — and counted as a source when they lead to a chat.
Customers who bring others, identified from the conversation, and confirmed by you.
Never a message to someone because they tagged you. That’s cold outreach, and it gets accounts shut down.
T@tobi_b tagged you in a storyled to a chat
K@kemi_a mentioned you in a post
N@ngozi.j tagged you in a storyled to a chat
S@seyi.o brought 3 friends this monthyou confirmed
The monthly report
Everything above, on one page. And one thing to do.
Delivered where you want it, when you want it. Money first, plain language, and a single
recommendation — not a dashboard to decipher.
LISeptember · Lekki InteriorsMonthly report
Money
Collected₦2,840,000
Orders118
From ads · confirmed₦680,500
Ads
Spent₦95,000
Back for every ₦1,000 spent₦7,200
Best postGreen Ankara · 11 orders
Missed
Asked for, unavailable31 people
Estimated value₦1,480,000
Biggest gapSize 42, Green Ankara
Attention vs sales
Most asked aboutGreen Ankara Dress
Best convertingBeaded Bag · 44%
Needs attentionBlack Linen Set · 6%
One thing to do
Restock size 42 in the Green Ankara. 23 people asked, and you can tell all of them in one tap.
Every number opens up
Tap any figure to see the orders and conversations behind it.
Shareable as an image
Sellers show each other good months. This makes that one tap.
Not in your first month
With nothing to compare against, a first report can only mislead. It starts in month two.
Questions only you can answer
Skin, health and safety questions that came to you, and how quickly you answered them — a slow answer there is a lost sale.
Asked about more than bought
A cream that draws many “what does it do” questions and few sales is called out, so you can answer them better.
The label, as printed
Where you have entered a product’s ingredients, your catalogue page shows them exactly as the label does.
Deliberately not here
We’re not in the content business.
Plenty of free tools already do these. Tajami stays on what happens after the message.
Post scheduling
Instagram and a dozen free tools already do it well.
Captions and hashtags
Your voice is yours. We won’t write your posts.
Graphics and templates
Use the design tool you already like.
Follower growth tricks
Too close to bought engagement. Not a business we want.
Messaging people who tagged you
Cold outreach loses accounts. It will never be possible.
Comparing you with other sellers
Your data never informs anyone else’s, and theirs never informs yours.
Questions
About visibility and brand.
Is this available now?
Not yet. It’s designed and planned to follow the core product. We will say plainly when each part is live.
Do I have to publish my prices?
No. The catalogue page is optional and you can switch it off at any time. Many sellers who
negotiate prefer not to publish, and that’s fine.
Will you message people on my behalf?
Only people who already messaged you — for example, telling the customers who asked
about a size that it’s back in stock. Never anyone who only tagged or followed you.
Where do the product photos come from?
From your own posts. Tajami never uses stock images, and a product without a photo is
simply answered in text.
Is my sales data shared with anyone?
No. Your numbers are yours. They are never shared with other sellers, never used to compare
you with anyone, and never sold.
Does it help me make posts?
No, on purpose. There are good free tools for that. Tajami tells you what your posts
earned, so you can decide what to make next.
