Stop reposting the brand video
The official launch clip is on a thousand pages. Film your own hands unboxing the unit you actually have in stock, with your price and your warranty on screen.
What decides the purchase here
The phone is the same everywhere. These four things are not.
- Your price today, and whether it includes a case and a screen guard.
- Warranty: how long, who honours it, and where they bring it back.
- Exchange: what you pay for their old handset.
- Whether you set it up before they walk out.
Repairs build more trust than sales
A video of a screen being replaced properly, with the price said out loud, brings in customers for years. Sales posts sell one phone. A repair video sells the shop.
Compare at real budgets, not by model
People do not shop by model, they shop by budget. Make one video per budget you sell at, with the two or three handsets you would honestly recommend at that price.
Bad line, good line.
Reposting the official launch video with your logo on it.
Your hands unboxing the unit in your shop, price and warranty on screen.
"Best price guaranteed. DM for rate."
"NPR 34,500 with a case and screen guard fitted. One year warranty, handled here."
Worked example: a mobile shop in Sundhara
What sells the shop, not the handset
A screen replaced properly, price said out loud.
Unboxing what you actually have, with warranty.
Honest recommendations at each price.
The specs are public. Your service is the only thing you are selling.
Three things you can do now.
We do this every month for clients.
Scripts, filming, editing, posting, and a simple monthly report. Our prices are on the pricing page.
