Today's post is on Jerseygramm!
Who says you can't wear jerseys and still look fly??!! 
. Ayomikun the CEO behind this brand (lemme share this; aka AyFly 
) ever since I have known him has been a resolute young man. He brings out the dapper in jersey. 
I'm sure he must have really thought about his responses to my questions because he's a man of few words. Lol.
*What brought about the idea, what year it began?
I can't really give a clear answer to what really brought about the idea, but I just wanted to be different and carve a niche out in a saturated sector. And I started in 2012 after nysc, I was jobless that point and well I dabbled into a lot of business till I settled for this and built a name started from 0 - 100.
I can't really give a clear answer to what really brought about the idea, but I just wanted to be different and carve a niche out in a saturated sector. And I started in 2012 after nysc, I was jobless that point and well I dabbled into a lot of business till I settled for this and built a name started from 0 - 100.
*There's no enterprise without risk, any challenges?
Challenges... I like to look at them as experiences rather because next year that challenge won't be there again.
But answering the question; there was a time nobody took me seriously
Also I didn't have a market or structure just did it arbitrarily and customer relationship was rusty.
Challenges... I like to look at them as experiences rather because next year that challenge won't be there again.
But answering the question; there was a time nobody took me seriously
Also I didn't have a market or structure just did it arbitrarily and customer relationship was rusty.
*The journey so far, growth of your brand?
All this I have ameliorated. (He was speaking English here
)
Jerseygramm started all from my phone in 2012 adding and sending bc's
(which most people never read lol) to advertorial on Linda Ikeji's blog
and other major blogs, and also selling in major webmalls in the
country. We even ship to to other countries which was a big suprise to
me lol.
All this I have ameliorated. (He was speaking English here
*What sets you apart and what drives you?
I go the extra mile I hate normalcy and orthodox processes so I carve a
niche for myself by doing what they afraid or the think is too risky to
do. As for what drives me, the fact that I don't have to depend on
someone finically, I am my own boss. And the opportunities that's comes
with being your own boss . (Lemme drop a Rick Ross grunt)
*Do/did you ever feel like giving up?
A lot of times.
*How do/did you get past it?
I believe one thing about entrepreneurship is; be ready! not many or no one will believe in you, but you gotta look at the end game and remain focused that's how you push through.
A lot of times.
*How do/did you get past it?
I believe one thing about entrepreneurship is; be ready! not many or no one will believe in you, but you gotta look at the end game and remain focused that's how you push through.
*And finally your advice to anyone reading.
If you have a job try and have a side business and use technology to
your benefit..you don't have to be there to make money from your
business sometimes, and think out the box. It's the smallest changes in
orthodox ways that makes you king in your sector.
Jerseygramm wants everyone to get real deal jerseys! 'Grab
your copy nowww!!!' (Premium quality jerseys, player grades and fan
grades)
With love, theInspiredCutiee 
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