Guides

    Make wiinta part of your growth engine.

    Practical playbooks for the platform that sells demand intelligence: bring shoppers in, read what they ask for, and let every interaction sharpen your next decision.

    Every playbook, newest first.

    Featured guide
    Featured guide

    Start here · Get discovered · 6 min

    10 places to put your wiinta link today

    Instagram bio, WhatsApp status, packaging QR codes, invoices, receipts, email signature, in-store signage — every touchpoint your customers already see.

    Get discovered
    Get discovered

    Get discovered · 4 min read

    Turn every parcel into a shopper funnel

    A packaging insert with a QR code moves your best customers from a one-off delivery into an ongoing conversation.

    Get discovered
    Get discovered

    Get discovered · 5 min read

    How to invite customers to wiinta (without being pushy)

    Copy-and-paste scripts for WhatsApp, email and Instagram that frame wiinta as a service to them, not an ask from you.

    Get discovered
    Get discovered

    Get discovered · 5 min read

    Send your ad clicks to wiinta, not just your store

    Ads create demand whether or not people buy. Route the clicks through wiinta and the demand becomes data you own.

    Read the demand
    Read the demand

    Read the demand · 7 min read

    The gap report: your next range, written by the market

    Every ask wiinta cannot answer is recorded, ranked and translated into a range decision.

    Read the demand
    Read the demand

    Read the demand · 6 min read

    Attribute demand: colours, sizes and price bands, explained

    Not "more dresses" — midi wrap dresses in green, under R800. The ontology reports demand at the level you buy at.

    Read the demand
    Read the demand

    Read the demand · 8 min read

    How the ontology understands your shoppers

    Shoppers never say "women's footwear". They say "ballet flats for work, size 4". Here is how wiinta maps one to the other.

    Read the demand
    Read the demand

    Read the demand · 4 min read

    Silent products: what zero engagement is telling you

    A product nobody asks about is shelf space nobody asked for. Read the silence, then act on it.

    Grow the loop

    Grow the loop · 6 min read

    How wiinta improves itself every time a shopper asks

    Every question, click and save teaches the ontology. Your intelligence is sharper this week than last week — automatically.

    Grow the loop
    Grow the loop

    Grow the loop · 5 min read

    The learning loop, explained

    Clicks, saves and purchases train ranking for your range. A static catalog stays flat; a connected one compounds.

    Grow the loop
    Grow the loop

    Grow the loop · 6 min read

    Why more shoppers on wiinta sharpens YOUR intelligence

    Every new shopper asking near your vertical makes the demand picture around your range more precise. Growth is not a vanity metric here — it is sample size.

    Go to market
    Go to market

    Go to market · 7 min read

    Launch a range backwards: ask volume first, stock second

    Use ranked asks to decide what to buy, in what depth, before you place the order.

    Go to market
    Go to market

    Go to market · 6 min read

    Price-band intelligence: where your pricing sits against real demand

    See the price bands shoppers actually ask for in your vertical, and position against them deliberately.

    Go to market
    Go to market

    Go to market · 5 min read

    Seasonal planning with ask trends

    Ask volume moves before sales do. Watch the curve, buy ahead of it.

    Automate
    Automate

    Automate · 8 min read

    Your first API sync in an afternoon

    Mint a key, POST your catalog, and watch every product stage into the mirror — with the same validation the portal applies.

    Automate
    Automate

    Automate · 5 min read

    Keep your shelf honest: incremental sync and withdrawals

    Sold-out stock leaves the racks in one call, and withdrawn rows never count against your plan.

    Answered asks

    your catalog vs shopper demand

    +38% w/w
    week 1week 4week 8week 12

    The dashed line is a static catalog. The solid line is yours: every click, save and purchase teaches wiinta which of your products answer which shoppers.

    Why the guides work

    Wiinta improves itself. You just have to feed it.

    Every shopper ask is parsed into the ontology. Every engagement trains ranking for your range. Every new shopper makes the demand picture around your products more precise. The guides above are how you feed the loop — and the loop is what makes your intelligence compound while your competitors guess.

    • · More shoppers → more asks → a sharper map of what to stock
    • · More asks → better ranking for the products that answer them
    • · Better ranking → your catalog meets demand before competitors do

    Guides get you going. The demand keeps you going.

    Connect your catalog once — every guide above gets sharper as the loop runs.