Adesua sat in her small room, staring at the boxes of handmade jewelry piled in the corner. Each piece represented hours of work—late nights twisting wire and threading beads, pouring her creativity into designs she believed would change her life. Yet, two months after launching her business, she hadn’t sold a single piece.
Tears stung her eyes as she scrolled through her social media page. The likes and comments had trickled to nothing, and her friends’ encouragement felt hollow. Adesua’s savings were dwindling, and she wondered if she’d made a mistake leaving her job to pursue her dream.
One evening, after another fruitless day of promoting her products online, Adesua slumped onto her bed and whispered, “God, I just need a way out. Please, show me what I’m missing.”
The next day, Adesua decided to visit her cousin, Lara, a successful fashion designer who always seemed to have her act together. As they sipped tea in Lara’s studio, Adesua poured out her frustration.
“I’ve tried everything,” she said, voice shaking. “Instagram posts, WhatsApp broadcasts, even discounts. But no one is buying. What am I doing wrong?”
Lara leaned back, a thoughtful smile on her face. “Adesua, have you heard of Selar?”
“Selar?” Adesua asked, wiping her eyes.
“It’s an online platform where you can create a store and sell your products. I started using it for my digital sewing patterns, and sales have been amazing. It’s easy to set up, and they handle payments for you.”
Adesua’s heart flickered with hope. “Do you think it could work for me?”
“I don’t think—it will,” Lara said confidently.
That night, Adesua created a Selar account. The process was simple: she uploaded photos of her jewelry, set her prices, and customized her store’s look. Within hours, her page was live, and she began sharing the link on her social media platforms.
The next morning, her phone buzzed. Adesua grabbed it, her heart racing.
“You’ve made a sale!”
Her hands trembled as she read the notification. A customer had bought three necklaces and requested a custom bracelet. By the end of the week, she had sold half her stock.
Word spread quickly. Adesua’s Selar store allowed her to showcase her work professionally, and customers appreciated the smooth checkout process. In just a month, Adesua’s business was thriving.
One evening, as she packed an order for a customer in another state, she reflected on how close she had been to giving up.
Her eyes welled up with gratitude as she whispered, “Thank you, Selar. And thank you, God.”
Adesua realized she hadn’t failed; she had simply needed the right platform to shine.
Moral of the Story: Sometimes, the solution to our struggles lies in discovering the right tools. Selar is more than a platform; it’s a bridge to fulfilling your dreams.
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