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Rules, pillars, and strategy

The 5 Daily Tasks
🚫 No Double-Dipping
If an activity counts for Task 2, it cannot also count for 3, 4, or 5. Every task must be its own distinct action.
1
VIP / Personal Engagement Post
Post every day in your VIP group OR personal page. Connection only — no selling. Be a real human. A question, story, poll, behind-the-scenes, or anything that sparks genuine conversation.
2
IPA #1 — Income-Producing Activity
One activity with real money-making potential. Live sale, DM outreach, restock alert, shoppable post, pop-up, styling session — if it can generate a sale, it counts.
3
IPA #2 — A Second Separate IPA
Must be completely different from Task 2. Morning IPA + evening IPA. Variety builds more touchpoints and catches different segments of your audience.
4
Customer Acquisition Post
New eyes only. Business page post, Reel, Story, email campaign, in-person or online event, community groups. If someone brand new could discover you, it counts.
5
Try Something New — 7 Days
Choose one new growth strategy each week and commit to it every day for 7 days. Then switch to something new. Cannot overlap with Tasks 1–4.
The BOLD Method
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Be real
Show up as a human first — not a seller. Your VIP post lives here every single day. BTS, morning vibes, personal stories, your honest why. Before anyone buys, they need to know you. Connection only — no selling. No double-dipping with D.
Ideas: Morning routine · Your real why · Behind the scenes · Customer shoutout · Day-in-the-life · Ask the community a question · Vulnerable business moment
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Own your stage
Entertainment is your most shareable content. When people smile, they share — and sharing is free reach. Change your format every 7 days. Relatable beats funny every time. Ask: would someone screenshot this and send it to a friend?
Ideas: This-or-that poll · Trending audio reel · Fashion game · Spin the wheel · Reaction video · Funky Friday · Behind the buying trip · Name that pattern
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Lead with value
Teach something and you become the expert. Your customer acquisition post lives here — educational content reaches strangers, gets saved, and gets shared. Lead with the outcome, not the product. Repurpose everything: one tip = story + reel + caption + pin.
Ideas: Styling how-to · Size guide · Trend breakdown · Care instructions · Outfit formula · What to wear for X · Capsule wardrobe tips · Answer a DM question publicly
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Drive the sale
Sell with confidence and warmth — not pressure or fake urgency. The Friendly Nudge Formula: every promo feels like a text from a friend who genuinely thinks you'd love something. Run two IPAs daily. Follow up in DMs — that's where sales actually close.

IPA types: Live Sale · Wall Drop · Speed Sale · PM Party · Album Sale · Mystery Bag · Grab Bag · DM Outreach · Personal Shopping · Restock Alert · Shoppable Post · Email Campaign

Zone strategy:
🌅 Zone 1 (6–10am) — Early birds: moms before school, coffee scrollers. Keep it simple and beautiful.
☀️ Zone 2 (10am–2pm) — Lunch scrollers: impulse buyers at peak browsing. Wall drop or album sale works here.
🌤 Zone 3 (2–6pm) — Quiet zone: serve existing customers. DM follow-ups, personal shopping, styled stories.
🌙 Zone 4 (6–10pm) — Night owls: highest engagement. Lives, PM parties, anything needing real energy.

Tone that converts: "I thought of you when this came back in stock" — not "SALE ENDS TONIGHT." Confidence + warmth closes. Pressure makes people scroll past.

Rules: IPA #1 and IPA #2 must be completely different activities on different platforms. No double-dipping. Every IPA is an event, not an announcement. Hit all four zones across the week.
Promotion Philosophy
The Friendly Nudge Formula
Every promo should feel like a text from a friend who genuinely thinks you'd love something. Not a countdown, not pressure. The tone: "Hey, I was thinking of you when I saw this just came back in stock…" That warmth is what converts. Confidence closes. Pressure makes people scroll past.
✉️ Email — the most underused channel
Cadence: 2–3x per week. Consistency beats frequency.

The 75-day email arc:
· Week 1–2: Welcome + your real story. No selling yet — earn the inbox first.
· Week 3–4: Style tips + pure education. One tip per email, zero selling ask.
· Week 5–7: Personal picks + soft sell. "This is the piece I keep reaching for."
· Week 8–10: New arrivals + social proof. Customer photos, real reactions.
· Week 11+: Deep loyalty. VIP-only offers, early access, thank-you energy.

Subject lines that get opened:
· Under 40 characters · No all-caps · Curiosity or specificity
· "The one I almost didn't restock" beats "NEW ARRIVALS 🎉🎉🎉"
· Re-send to non-openers with a different subject 48 hours later

Tips: One CTA per email. Write to one person. Always include a P.S. — it's read almost as much as the opener. Plain text often outperforms designed templates.
💬 Text messages — 98% open rate
Cadence: 1–2x per week max. More feels like spam.

Golden rule: Every text must feel personal. "Hey [Name]" not "Hi everyone." If it could be a broadcast, it shouldn't be a text.

What to text:
· Restock alerts for pieces they've asked about before
· Personal shopping: "I pulled something I think is your vibe — want me to send a pic?"
· Event invites: "Going live tonight at 8pm — saved something for you"
· Follow-up after a purchase: "How are you loving the [piece]?"
· Exclusive early access: "Not announced yet — you get first look"

Templates:
· "Hey [Name]! I just restocked the [piece] you asked about. Want me to hold one?"
· "Thinking of you — I got something in that I think is so your style. Sending a pic?"
· "VIP perk: going live in 30 mins with something I'm only telling a few people about first."

Never text: All-caps urgency, mass announcements, anything starting with "FLASH SALE."
🎬 Reels — your biggest reach driver
Cadence: 3–5x per week. Consistency beats perfection.

The 2-second rule: Your hook must land in the first 2 seconds. Lead with movement, a bold statement, or visual surprise.

Hook formulas:
· "I almost didn't post this…"
· "Nobody talks about this but…"
· "The outfit I wear when I have nothing to wear"
· Start mid-action — already styling, already moving

Content types that perform:
· Outfit transformations (before/after or 3 ways to style)
· Getting dressed in real-time (relatable, no cuts)
· Fabric close-ups with satisfying textures
· Trending audio + your products (match the energy of the sound)
· POV reels: "POV: you found a boutique that actually fits"

Tips: Shoot 9:16. Add captions — 85% of Reels watched without sound. Engage with comments in the first 30 minutes. Post within 24 hours of a trending audio peak.
📖 Stories — your most loyal audience
Cadence: 5–10 slides per day. Show up here even when you don't post to the feed.

The 5-slide Story formula:
1. Hook — question or bold statement
2. Value — tip, product detail, or BTS
3. Engagement — poll, quiz, or emoji slider
4. Soft sell — "this is available, link below"
5. CTA — "DM me your size" or "tap link in bio"

Story features to use:
· Poll sticker — "which would you wear?" drives engagement
· Question sticker — creates content from your audience's own questions
· Countdown sticker — for real events (live sale, restock drop)
· Product link sticker — direct to your shop on every selling slide
· Add Yours sticker — community participation that spreads reach

Tips: DM everyone who responds to your polls — that's a warm lead. Highlight your best Stories in saved collections: Size Guide, Style Tips, New Arrivals.
📌 Wall drops & live sales — your conversion events
Wall drop anatomy:
· 3–5 styled photos, each a separate post or album
· "First to comment [size] claims it" — urgency without fake countdowns
· Drop at Zone 1 (6–10am) or Zone 4 (6–10pm) for best results
· Tease 1–2 hours before in Stories: "dropping something in [X mins]"

Live sale tips:
· Announce 24 hours in advance across all platforms
· Open with energy — greet people by name as they join
· Keep pieces moving fast — 2–3 minutes per item max
· Always have a mystery piece to keep people watching
· Follow up with a post-live album for anyone who missed it

PM party tips:
· Set a clear time window (1 hour max)
· Require a DM — creates personal connection
· Limit availability: "first 10 DMs get access" = real urgency
· Follow up with non-buyers the next day personally
💡 Pro tips — what the top sellers do differently
The follow-up is where the money is: Most sales happen at the 2nd or 3rd touchpoint, not the first. DM everyone who likes, comments, or reacts to your selling content. "Hey, saw you liked this — want me to set one aside?"

Batch your content: Shoot 5–7 Reels in one session. Post consistently for a week from one hour of filming.

Repurpose everything:
· Reel → Story → Email subject → VIP post
· Customer photo → Story → Review highlight
· DM compliment → Screenshot → Social proof post

Track what converts: Note which IPA type, zone, and tone drives your sales each week. After 4 weeks you'll know your personal blueprint. Double down on what works.

Create urgency honestly: "This fabric won't work in summer" or "I have 4 left" is real. "LAST CHANCE" with no reason isn't.

🎯 IPA Zones

Target the right shopper at the right time

Tracking Day:
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Zone Posting — IPA Strategy
Post your IPA in the zone when your ideal customer is most active. Each zone = a different shopper type. Hit all 4 and you reach every segment of your audience throughout the day.
Today's Zone Tracker
Early Morning
Zone One
6 AM – 10 AM
IPA
Live · Video · Album
Wall Drop · Mystery
Speed Sale · PM Party
Goal
Sold
Mid Day / Lunch
Zone Two
10 AM – 2 PM
IPA
Live · Video · Album
Wall Drop · Mystery
Speed Sale · PM Party
Goal
Sold
Afternoon / Dinner
Zone Three
2 PM – 6 PM
IPA
Live · Video · Album
Wall Drop · Mystery
Speed Sale · PM Party
Goal
Sold
Night Time
Zone Four
6 PM – 10 PM
IPA
Live · Video · Album
Wall Drop · Mystery
Speed Sale · PM Party
Goal
Sold
Total Goal
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Total Sold
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IPA Types — What Counts + How to Use Each
🎥 Live Sale
Your highest-converting IPA. Imperfect lives outperform polished ones. Go live even for 15 minutes.
3 examples:
· Monday Motivation Live — 4 pieces, 15 mins, show the look on your body, answer questions live
· Unboxing Live — Open new inventory on camera. Genuine reactions sell more than any script.
· Last Chance Live — "6 pieces left, going live for 20 mins to clear them" — real urgency, no fake countdown
Tip: Greet everyone by name as they join. 2–3 mins per piece max. Always tease the next piece to keep people watching.
📹 Pre-recorded Video
All the selling power of live, none of the nerves. Batch-film 3–5 videos in one session.
3 examples:
· 3 Ways to Style One Piece — 3 looks, one item. Shows versatility, earns saves and shares.
· Try-On Haul — 4–5 pieces, your honest reaction to each. "This runs small, size up" builds trust.
· New Arrival Walkthrough — Go through inventory like you're showing a friend: feel, fit, who it's for
Tip: Hook in 2 seconds. Add captions — 85% watched silent. Post to Reels AND VIP group same day.
📸 Album Sale
Photo album where customers comment to claim. Post and let it run.
3 examples:
· Classic Album Sale — 15–20 styled pieces, comment MINE + size to claim. Pin house rules at top.
· Bless Album — Go live while running the album. Show each piece as people comment. Live + album combined.
· Theme Album — "Everything under $30" or "New arrivals only." Themes attract specific buyers.
Tip: Always post house rules comment first. Follow up DMs within 30 minutes of each claim.
📌 Wall Drop
Individual posts, one piece each, dropped in sequence. "First to comment [size] claims it."
3 examples:
· Standard Wall Drop — 3–5 posts, 5–10 mins apart. Tease in Stories 30 mins before.
· Mystery Wall Drop — Blurred photo first. "First 10 comments get the reveal + first pick." Builds anticipation.
· Multi-Consultant Drop — Partner with another consultant. Cross-promote. Double the audience.
Tip: Best in Zone 1 or Zone 4. DM claimants within 15 minutes or you lose the sale.
🎁 Mystery Sale
Customers buy without knowing exactly what they get. Curiosity drives impulse decisions.
3 examples:
· Mystery Bag — "3 pieces, your size, chosen by me, shipped for $X." Give a value range.
· Mystery Box with Theme — "Summer colours only" or "Neutral palette only." Theme removes fear of unwearable pieces.
· Mystery Reveal Live — Sell slots first, reveal each person's pieces live. Community anticipation and shared excitement.
Tip: Always send better than expected. One "wow" piece minimum. Under-promise, over-deliver every time.
⚡ Speed Sale
Short, time-boxed selling event. Real urgency because the window is known and limited.
3 examples:
· 10-Minute Speed Sale — "10 pieces, 10 minutes, first comment claims. Starting NOW." Walk away, DMs immediately after.
· Lunch Break Speed Sale — "Going on lunch — speed sale for 45 mins." Lunch buyers are impulsive and time-poor.
· Friday Flash — Same time every Friday. Builds habit. "Flash Friday" becomes a weekly event people anticipate.
Tip: Announce only in Stories 1–2 hours ahead. Exclusivity = insiders feel special. Post "sold out!" after.
🎀 Themed Sale
Curated selling event built around a theme — season, colour, occasion, or vibe.
3 examples:
· Funky Friday — Your boldest, most vibrant pieces only. Full energy. Becomes a weekly personality moment.
· Neutrals Only — "For the minimalist in your life." Specific themes attract specific buyers.
· Holiday/Seasonal Drop — "Easter pastels," "Back to school comfort," "Holiday party looks." Timely + intentional.
Tip: Give themed sales consistent names. Run them on consistent days. Recurring events build audience habits.
🛍️ Personal Shopping
You as personal stylist. Highest-touch IPA and highest converter per session.
3 examples:
· Open Session — "DM me your size + 3 words to describe your style. I'll pull 3 perfect pieces." Do 10 per hour.
· Post-Purchase Follow-Up — "Just got something in that pairs perfectly with what you bought. Want to see?" Warm leads convert 3x.
· Birthday/Occasion Shopping — "Tell me who you're shopping for and their vibe. I'll style an outfit for the occasion."
Tip: Use Zone 3 (quiet time) for personal shopping DMs. Service first — that's why it converts.
🌙 PM Party
Exclusive, invitation-only selling event. Best in Zone 4 when audience has time and attention.
3 examples:
· Classic PM Party — "Doors open 8pm for 60 mins — VIP only." 5–8 pieces, first to comment claims. Close at 9pm sharp.
· VIP-First Pre-Sale — New arrivals 24 hours before public. Exclusivity drives more engagement than the pieces themselves.
· Loyalty PM Party — "For customers who've ordered from me before. First access to this restock." Rewards loyalty, drives repeat purchases.
Tip: Require a DM to join — filters to serious buyers. 1-hour max. Tease the party all afternoon in Stories.
💌 DM Outreach
Most personal IPA. Direct message to one person about something specific to them. Never a broadcast.
3 examples:
· Restock Alert — "Hey [Name]! Got the [piece] back you asked about. Want me to hold one?" High conversion — you remembered them.
· Reaction DM — They like your post: "Saw you liked [piece] — still available in your size. No pressure, just letting you know!"
· Check-In DM — After purchase: "Are you loving the [piece]? Here if you have questions about care or styling."
Tip: 10–20 DMs per day is your goal. Every DM is a relationship touchpoint, not a transaction.
📧 Email Campaign
Your owned audience. No algorithm. Converts 3–5x social posts when done right.
3 examples:
· New Arrival Email — "I want you to see these before anyone else." One email, one link. Subject: "Before I post this publicly…"
· Personal Story Email — Real moment from your week tied to a product. Story → product → link. Warm and converting.
· Re-engagement Email — To non-openers 30+ days: "I miss you — here's something I've been holding back." VIP-only offer.
Tip: Send 7–9am Tue/Wed. Plain text outperforms designed templates for boutique sellers — it feels personal.
🔗 Shoppable Post
Direct, frictionless path to purchase. Passive income while you sleep.
3 examples:
· OOTD — Styled look, all pieces tagged, shop link in bio. "Full look linked in bio." Always converting in the background.
· Styled Flatlay — Overhead photo of 3–5 coordinating pieces. "These all ship this week — link in bio." Flat lays get saved constantly.
· Sizing Reference Post — "I'm size [X] and this is how [piece] fits." Educational + shoppable removes fear of buying blind.
Tip: Update your bio link daily to match your active post. A post with no next step is a missed conversion.
Zone Strategy — The Insider's Guide
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Zone 1 — Early Birds (6–10 AM)
Who's online: Moms before school run, women scrolling before getting up, WFH women with first coffee.
What converts: Styled photos, wall drop teasers, restock alerts. NOT live sales — Zone 1 buyers want to see and decide fast.
Insider tips:
· Post before 7:30am — first 90 mins of scrolling is highest intent
· Short captions. "Wall drop in 30 mins 👇" is enough.
· Zone 1 is visual and decisive. Save your live for Zone 4.
· Less than 20% of your Zone 1 audience will see your Zone 4 post — you can promote the same piece twice
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Zone 2 — Lunch Scrollers (10 AM–2 PM)
Who's online: Women on 30-min lunch break, stay-at-home moms during school hours, WFH shoppers between meetings.
What converts: Wall drops, album sales, speed sales. "First to comment claims it" mechanics work perfectly here.
Insider tips:
· Post wall drop at 11:30am to catch early-lunch scrollers at peak energy
· Facebook album sales thrive here — people have enough time to scroll through
· Zone 2 buyers are decision-ready. Short captions, clear price, clear CTA.
· Zone 2 on Fridays is exceptionally strong — people are mentally off early and in a spending mood
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Zone 3 — Nap / Dinner Window (2–6 PM)
Who's online: Moms during nap time, women making dinner, people winding down from work.
What converts: Personal shopping DMs, follow-up messages, styled Stories, educational content.
Insider tips:
· This is your relationship zone, not your revenue zone. Work here shows up as Zone 4 purchases.
· Use Zone 3 for your 10–20 daily DMs — replies come back during Zone 4 when people have more time
· Respond to every Zone 1 and Zone 2 comment now — algorithm rewards sustained engagement
· Never go live in Zone 3. Low attendance makes your account look less active.
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Zone 4 — Night Owls (6–10 PM)
Who's online: Kids in bed. Women on the couch, full attention available. Your highest-engagement, highest-conversion window.
What converts: Live sales, PM parties, flash events. Zone 4 is where your most committed buyers show up.
Insider tips:
· 8pm is the single best time to go live for boutique sellers
· Announce your Zone 4 event during Zone 2 (lunch) + tease again at 5–6pm in Stories
· Zone 4 lives run 20% longer — people have nowhere to be
· Sunday evenings are consistently high-engagement — women planning for the week ahead
· Always end a Zone 4 live by teasing your next event: "Going live again Thursday at 8…"
💡 Zone Secrets — What Nobody Else Teaches
Zone stacking: Tease in Zone 1, main event in Zone 2, follow-ups in Zone 3, recap in Zone 4. Four touchpoints, one piece of content.

Audience overlap is lower than you think: less than 20% of your audience sees posts across multiple zones in a single day. Promote the same piece in Zone 1 AND Zone 4 — almost nobody sees both.

Facebook vs Instagram zones differ: Facebook peaks earlier (Zone 1–2). Instagram peaks later (Zone 3–4). Cross-posting? Adjust the timing.

Track your own data: Check your page insights after 4 weeks. Your personal Zone 4 might be 5pm, not 8pm. Your audience is unique. Track, adjust, own your numbers.