Every reseller knows the struggle:

• Writing compelling product descriptions that sell takes time.
• Tracking flips across multiple platforms gets messy.
• Inspiration for what to flip next runs out fast.

These pain points kept people from scaling their flipping side hustles beyond a hobby. I wanted to fix that with one clean, powerful solution. I realized a smarter, faster system didn’t exist—so I built one.

This started as a tool I wished I had for myself.

I built a prototype on nights and weekends—first the vault, then the tracker, then the AI layer. When I saw how fast my workflow became, I realized this could change the game for others.

The magic moment came during live demos. I’d take a random product, type a few words, click “Ninjify”… and boom. A polished, persuasive ad appeared. The user’s eyes lit up.

That moment sold the product better than any pitch deck could.
From there, I handled objections, showed my personal vault as proof, tied everything back to profit outcomes, and closed subscriptions on the spot.

But people didn’t just want the tool—they wanted the system. I built onboarding materials, tutorial videos, and structured pricing.

This was classic sales engineering in the wild:

• Identify pain → build solution.
• Show → don’t tell.
• Handle objections (“Is this really better than writing it myself?”) with live demos.
• Close the deal.

This project is a perfect representation of:

• Product thinking — solving a real problem through a structured solution.
• PreSales — doing demos that convert.
• Objection handling — addressing concerns in real time and proving ROI.
• Consultative enablement — making the product feel easy to adopt.

I wasn’t just coding. I was selling, positioning, and enabling.
That’s exactly what I now bring into Sales Engineering roles: technical depth + persuasive communication = adoption and revenue.