Scent notes
"Is it sweet? Is it strong?" — answered from the notes you have written up.
You post a new scent and the same messages arrive: how much, is it sweet, does it last, is it original. Sellogram answers the facts from your page the moment buyers ask, and sends the trust questions straight to you.
Before Sellogram
After Sellogram
Perfume seller in Nairobi. Posts scent drops, closes every order in the DMs. An example seller, not a customer story.
Posts a new oud. The "how much" messages start before she puts the phone down.
Answers notes, sizes, prices, and stock the moment buyers ask.
Explains for the tenth time that the vanilla musk comes in 3ml, 6ml, and 30ml.
Collects budget, occasion, and preference from gift buyers before Amina steps in.
A buyer asks if a designer bottle is original. She stops everything — that one she answers herself.
Sends authenticity and sourcing questions straight to her, untouched.
Gift buyers want advice, and advice takes time she doesn't have.
Builds the cart once the buyer picks a scent and size.
"Is it sweet? Is it strong?" — answered from the notes you have written up.
Oils, decants, sprays, full bottles, gift sets. Each one quoted right.
Budget, occasion, and packaging collected, so you step in with everything you need.
Original, tester, batch, and sourcing questions always come to you.
Do you have something fresh for office wear, not too loud?
The citrus vetiver is the most office-safe on the page — clean and fresh, not sweet. KES 1,500 for 30ml, or KES 350 for a 3ml try-size. Want one in your cart?
When a buyer wants a personal recommendation, Sellogram hands the thread to you.
How much is the 10ml decant, the 6ml vanilla musk oil, and the Lattafa gift box?
The 10ml decant is KES 700, the vanilla musk oil is KES 450, and the Lattafa gift box is KES 3,200 — all in stock. Delivery or pickup?
If a price or size is missing from your page, Sellogram asks you before quoting anything.
Is this designer bottle original, tester, or inspired?
Everything on this page is sealed retail stock — and for this bottle, let me bring in the owner so you can hear it from her directly.
Authenticity, tester, and batch claims are always yours — Sellogram only repeats the sourcing language you wrote.
An illustrative conversation, not a real customer thread.
Fragrance buyers ask two kinds of questions: facts (notes, size, price, stock) and trust (original, tester, source). Sellogram takes the facts off your plate and treats every trust question as yours.
✓ Works best when
Perfume pages selling designer, niche, Arabian, oils, decants, body mists, bakhoor, discovery sets, and gift boxes, with notes and prices written up on the page.
↗ Sellogram hands over when
Always a handoff: authenticity, tester, batch, dupe, projection, longevity, source, and personal scent matching — unless you have written the exact answer.
● What you get
Buyer-ready threads with budget, occasion, and size sorted — and the trust question waiting for your answer, untouched.
Yes, from the notes and details on your page.
It collects budget, scent preference, occasion, and delivery needs, then suggests from your products or brings you in.
Only with the exact sourcing language you have written. Anything more comes to you.