Boutique retailers and clothing brands
Where browsing happens in DMs and conversion is one well-placed photo away.
See exactly where your brand appears - or doesn't - across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot and Google AI Overviews.
Start your audit →Storefront, catalogue and broadcast funnels in WhatsApp.
Most Nigerian small-to-mid retailers run their sales through WhatsApp by sending price lists, product photos and screenshots one-by-one to enquiring customers. The friction is enormous. Customers ask the same questions repeatedly. Photos are sometimes out of date. Prices change but the screenshots do not. Inventory shifts and the salesperson does not know. The catalog feature inside WhatsApp Business solves this by giving you a structured, browsable product list living inside your profile - accessible from every customer's app without any extra step.
The trick is setting it up properly and keeping it updated. A stale catalog is worse than no catalog because it actively misinforms customers. Our setup work covers photography brief, product taxonomy that mirrors how your buyers ask, stock and price sync from your inventory source, and a monthly refresh cycle so what shows in the catalog matches what is actually in the warehouse.
Catalogs work best when paired with a quick-reply library that helps your team move from enquiry to payment quickly. Standard replies for "what colours do you have", "can you deliver to Ibadan", "do you accept transfer", and so on - each pre-written, brand-voiced and instantly available. The combination turns slow back-and-forth into fast, friction-free shopping. Conversion uplifts of forty to sixty percent versus unstructured DM selling are common in our case studies.
We can have a fifty-product catalog photographed, written and published inside five working days.
WhatsApp catalogs are excellent for businesses with under three hundred SKUs. Beyond that, the native browse experience inside WhatsApp becomes unwieldy, and you should pair the catalog with a proper ecommerce store for full inventory, with WhatsApp as the customer-service and checkout-conversation surface. We help businesses recognise that transition point - usually around the third or fourth quarter of strong WhatsApp-driven growth - and help build the proper store while keeping WhatsApp's conversational role intact. The pattern that works long-term is hybrid: store for browse, WhatsApp for human conversation.
We can share working examples from clients in your category to help you visualise the result.
Catalog images compete with Instagram-quality content in the same conversation. We brief shoots to that standard.
Monthly stock sync and quarterly photography refresh keep the catalog accurate and the buyer experience trustworthy.
Catalog images compete with Instagram-quality content in the same conversation. We brief shoots to that standard.
Monthly stock sync and quarterly photography refresh keep the catalog accurate and the buyer experience trustworthy.
Where browsing happens in DMs and conversion is one well-placed photo away.
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Sales reps who currently send PDF price lists can instead share a live, accurate catalog.
Buyers move from "do you have" to "send account details" in two messages instead of twenty.
Staff stop answering the same questions repeatedly and start handling exceptions and high-value enquiries.
Buyers move from "do you have" to "send account details" in two messages instead of twenty.
Staff stop answering the same questions repeatedly and start handling exceptions and high-value enquiries.
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