Student Success Story 💸❤️
🎉 Student Success Story – Freelance Japanese Used Car Agent 1. Background I’m from Bahawalnagar village (31 Gijjani). I had never worked before and had no business background. I was introduced to this field by my mentor, Saqib Khan. Through this course, I learned everything from the basics to my current level. 2. How I started After purchasing the course, I watched it twice and wrote down all the important points on one page, which I still use today. After that, I entered the market and started finding exporters. In the beginning, I got help from Sir Saqib Khan, and now I work with 5 exporters from different companies, including BeForward. Before this, I had no experience at all in Japanese used car exports — I had never even heard about this business. 3. First client I got my first importer through Facebook outreach. It took around 6 months from learning to closing my first deal. 4. Strategy that worked First, I tried Facebook ads, spending about Rs. 400 per day targeting Zambia, but it didn’t work well. I received a few messages daily, but most were not serious. Then I changed my strategy: • I searched for country-specific Facebook groups related to cars • Joined multiple import/export groups • Followed people related to exporters and importers • Posted 3–5 car listings daily on my Facebook page (GC Car Export) • Shared those posts in all the groups I joined After a few days, I started receiving direct WhatsApp inquiries from different countries. 5. Cars sold So far, I have sold 7 cars as a freelancer. My buyers were from Zambia, Antigua, Africa, Malawi, and Zimbabwe. 6. Biggest challenge My biggest challenge was finding serious exporters and verified BeForward agents. 7. Mistakes & lessons Beginners should avoid wasting time with unverified or non-serious buyers. 8. Results Selling cars has boosted my confidence. I’ve started earning — small in the beginning, but I believe it will double in the future. 9. Advice to new students Start small, stay consistent, and keep learning from your mistakes.