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KOTS field guide · V0.8

Make the product clear. Leave the person free.

This is the approved structure for an in-person introduction. Learn the truth of it, then speak like yourself. A good conversation ends when the person declines.

Practise the three-minute live demoWatch the one-minute product filmOpen the exact Industry Ambassador offer

Product proof

Watch it before you pitch it.

This 52-second launch film establishes the product story. It is not your training walkthrough. Watch it, then complete the practical demonstration below in the live product.

The approved field film: wardrobe capture, today’s outfit, private try-on, planner and stylist conversation.

Paid product-fluency lab

Do the six moments. Then demonstrate them without a script.

Your Ambassador Pro access should be active before this work begins. If the Hub does not show Pro active, stop and report it. Product setup, practice and the witnessed field-readiness check are paid work.

Open the timed live-product demonstration
  1. 01

    Capture one real item

    Start with an ordinary home photograph. Show the change into a clean Studio image, then open the owned wardrobe.

  2. 02

    Build today’s outfit

    Use a real occasion and the weather. Explain why the result works, or show how you correct it when it misses.

  3. 03

    Preview the complete look

    Run the private try-on and describe it as a decision aid, never a promise of exact fit.

  4. 04

    Plan a real week

    Put work, lectures, a social or travel into Planner and show how wardrobe availability changes the answer.

  5. 05

    Challenge a stylist

    Ask a specific question, push back once and show how the conversation carries context forward.

  6. 06

    Hand over the right page

    Scan your own QR on another phone. Confirm the attributed page opens, the correct price is shown and the person can decide without you collecting details.

The same conversation · 15-second opening

“KOTS is a personal stylist and smart wardrobe that helps someone decide what to wear from the clothes they own, then judge which additions deserve a place. If you work in fashion, there's an optional direct-referral programme you can apply for. Would you like to see the 52-second film?”

This is the opening version of the five moves below, not a different pitch. If they lean in, expand the same facts. If they don't, thank them and stop.

The full script

Eight beats, in your own voice.

The words in quotes are speakable as written — who you are, who KOTS are, who is behind it, what the product does, and how the money honestly works. Learn the beats, not the lines; every sentence stays inside the approved claims below.

  1. 01

    Introduce yourself

    “Hi — I'm [name]. I'm a Student Ambassador for KOTS, which means I'm paid by them to introduce the product to people in fashion retail. Have you got two minutes? If not, no problem at all.”

  2. 02

    What you do

    “My whole job is showing people like you what KOTS is and letting you decide if it's interesting. I don't sign anyone up, I don't take anyone's details — if you like it, you register yourself.”

  3. 03

    Who KOTS are

    “KOTS — Killers on the Street — is a personal stylist and smart wardrobe app. It was founded by Rami Al-Bakri and it's built by Mindlace, a London-based technology firm. It's a real product with a real team behind it.”

  4. 04

    The product

    “You photograph the clothes you already own, and KOTS gives you a personal stylist who actually knows your wardrobe. Every morning it can build you an outfit from your own clothes — for your day, your plans, today's weather.”

  5. 05

    The magic

    “The bit people don't expect: it starts from what you own, not from a shop. It can help choose what to wear tonight from your own rail, plan outfits around your calendar and, when your stylist identifies a useful addition, search KOTS's covered catalogue for current offers.”

  6. 06

    Why you specifically

    “You do this for strangers all day — you can tell in a glance what works. KOTS makes that judgement worth something outside your shift. Customers already ask you what to buy; this is that, with your own code on it.”

  7. 07

    The money, honestly

    “There's an Industry Ambassador programme you can apply for. Your private link gives someone an extra 10% off their first annual term. When a direct introduction becomes a durable paying member, you can earn 25% of Net Receipts from the qualifying payment. There are no shifts, quotas, contact lists or paid team beneath you. The page shows the exact price, renewal and reward terms before you decide.”

  8. 08

    The close

    “Want the one-minute product film, or just scan this and read it later? And if it's not for you, genuinely no worries.”

Your first two weeks

Four targets. All of them yours to check.

  1. 01

    Days 1–3 · Know the product cold

    Capture your own wardrobe, wear the daily outfit, run a try-on, plan a week and talk to your stylist. You cannot pitch a magic you have not felt. Log this as paid onboarding time.

  2. 02

    Days 3–5 · Pass the field-readiness check

    Demonstrate the product, explain the price and relationship, handle four common objections, recover cleanly if a feature is slow and finish after a decline. This is paid practice. If you need another run, you get more training, not a penalty.

  3. 03

    End of Week 1 · Establish the funnel

    Aim for 8 qualified introductions, 4 attributed Industry Ambassador applications, 2 activated Industry Ambassadors and 1 student candidate. These are coaching targets, not conditions of pay. Log the work and let the verified stages show where the funnel is breaking.

  4. 04

    Cumulative end of Week 2 · Build momentum

    Aim for 5 activated Industry Ambassadors, 3 who have made a first share, 2 members at first value and 1 submitted student application. An introduction is not the finish. Use permission-based support to help each suitable person reach the next stage.

How extensions work

The opening paid assignment runs four weeks. Around week three, KOTS reviews the record you have already been keeping: paid-time discipline, the quality and volume of your introductions, how many sourced Industry Ambassadors reached ‘ready to share’ and made their own first shares, linked first-paying members and clean conduct against this guide. A strong record can support a fresh written assignment, then later an opportunity to lead a local team. Truly exceptional people may be considered for future roles as KOTS grows. None of these outcomes is automatic. Continuation is KOTS's decision, made from the record, never from a promise, and never a surprise, because you can see every input yourself on your ambassador page.

What the best do

  • ●The best ambassadors are visible members first: their own wardrobe captured, their own outfits worn — the demo is their phone, not a brochure.
  • ●They learn the pitch deeply enough to abandon it — beats, not lines — and they know every FAQ and objection handler cold.
  • ●They go for volume of retail approaches without ever pressuring: many good conversations beat a few forced ones.
  • ●They treat activation as the finish line, staying with each Industry Ambassador through registration and verification until that person's own referrals start moving.
  • ●They share KOTS naturally across their own network too — a lively personal network compounds everything the field work starts.

Why Month 1 matters

Fund the next cohort from customer revenue.

The Month 1 operating expectation is at least 15 distinct linked first-paying members. The planning route is roughly 64 substantive retail conversations, 16 field-ready Industry Ambassadors and a mix of direct university members and members reached through the Industry Ambassadors you sourced.

The reason is practical. If this programme covers its own fully loaded cash cost inside the same month, the next cohort can be funded from customer revenue instead of asking investors to fund every expansion. That keeps more founder time on the product and its members, rather than a fundraising process that can consume months.

This is a programme target, not a claim that every KOTS company cost is covered or that outside capital will never be useful. Your wages never depend on a sale. Results inform coaching and any human decision about a separate future assignment.

Your first 72 hours

Begin with proof. Move quickly. Keep every introduction human.

Required training, preparation, outreach, follow-up and reporting stay inside authorised paid time. This sequence tells you what to do first; your manager confirms when that time is scheduled.

  1. 01Before field work

    Feel the product before you explain it

    Confirm Ambassador Pro, complete the live product-fluency lab and rehearse the handover in paid time. If Pro or a core product moment is not working, stop and report it.

  2. 02Opening day

    Choose ten people, not a mailing list

    Use up to ten personal messages with one genuine reason, or choose a relevant hall, course, society or careers group. Disclose that you work with KOTS and use your tracked page.

  3. 03First paid field session

    Start the retail conversation in person

    Make appropriate, permission-led introductions to people who work in fashion or retail. Show one real product moment, offer the private Industry Ambassador page and stop cleanly after a decline.

  4. 04Within 72 hours

    Follow evidence, not silence

    Follow up only with people who replied or asked for more. Check verified scans and stages, record every question or objection, then use the evidence to choose the next paid action.

The same conversation · 45-second version

Five moves. About forty-five seconds.

  1. 01

    Recognition

    People often buy a good piece and still struggle to work it into the rest of their wardrobe.

  2. 02

    KOTS promise

    KOTS is a personal stylist and smart wardrobe that helps someone decide what to wear from the clothes they own, then judge which additions deserve a place.

  3. 03

    Product proof

    Show one real moment: a wardrobe becoming usable, a stylist explaining a choice, or an outfit built for the weather and occasion.

  4. 04

    Industry Ambassador offer

    Eligible fashion and retail people can apply for an optional direct-referral partnership. Their private link gives a customer an extra 10% off the first annual term. There are no required shifts, no contact lists and no paid team beneath them.

  5. 05

    Easy next step

    Would you like the one-minute product film, or would scanning the page be easier?

“People often buy a good piece and still struggle to work it into the rest of their wardrobe. KOTS helps someone decide what to wear from what they own, then judge what deserves a place. Eligible retail people can apply for a direct, optional partner programme. Would you like to see the one-minute product film?”

Your university network

Match KOTS to a real student moment, not a mailing list.

Your attributed student page explains the full styling service, halls and shared wardrobes, assessment centres, dates, socials and the First Week Guarantee. A verified UK student introduced by an Ambassador pays £67.49 for year one, then £74.99 while verification stays current. Disclose that you work with KOTS and may benefit from qualifying introductions.

Halls and flatmates

Lead with getting more outfits from the wardrobes already in the flat: nights out, borrowing and styling each other.

Course and careers groups

Use interviews, assessment centres, placements and presentations. Demonstrate one real look for the next important day.

Societies and clubs

Offer a short wardrobe clinic around a real event. Fashion, careers, performance, sustainability and international-student groups have different reasons to care.

Students who work in retail

These are the strongest warm bridge between both sides of the programme. Show KOTS first, then let them read the Industry Ambassador relationship privately.

Your own outfit

Share what KOTS chose, what you changed and why. A real judgement is more credible than a generic advert.

One-to-one messages

Use a genuine personal reason. Send the attributed student page, disclose that you work with KOTS and follow up only when the person responds.

Preview the student offerOpen my tracked student link

Approved claims

Say what the product can carry.

  • ●KOTS helps a member decide what to wear from the wardrobe they own.
  • ●Wardrobe, occasion and weather context can make styling more useful.
  • ●KOTS can help a member judge which additions earn a place.
  • ●A referred person registers themselves and controls their own data.
  • ●Direct rewards follow published durable-value and payout rules.

Do not claim

If the evidence is not here, the sentence is not yours.

  • —Guaranteed savings, earnings, fit, style outcomes or conversion.
  • —Retailer, employer, university or celebrity endorsement without written evidence.
  • —Access to customer, colleague, store or contact-list data.
  • —A payout date, rate or eligibility rule different from the current terms.
  • —Earnings from another Industry Ambassador’s work or any downstream team.
  • —A feature that is not available in the build being shown.

Objection handlers

Acknowledge. Answer. Offer one next step.

These are boundaries, not verbal traps. Answer the concern in front of you. If the answer is no, thank the person and stop.

“Is this multi-level marketing?”

No. An Industry Ambassador can earn only from their own direct, qualifying referrals under the published terms. There is no paid team beneath them. The page shows the relationship before anyone applies.

“Are you asking me to sell while I am working?”

Participation is personal and optional. Workplace sharing depends on the rules of your employer and store. You can read the programme privately and decide whether it fits.

“Do I have to give you customer details?”

No. You never give KOTS somebody else’s contact details. A person chooses whether to scan your QR or open your link, then registers themselves.

“Is this another shopping app?”

KOTS begins with the person’s own wardrobe and the decision in front of them. Shopping appears when an addition has a clear wardrobe role.

“How much will I earn?”

The current terms show the exact rate, qualification rule, refund treatment and payout timing. Earnings depend on direct, durable member value and are never guaranteed.

“I do not have time for another programme.”

There are no required shifts or quotas for an Industry Ambassador. The product film takes 52 seconds, and the application explains the relationship before asking for a decision.

“Can you guarantee this will save customers money?”

You may state the published extra 10% first-term saving on an eligible annual rate. KOTS does not guarantee broader savings, fit, style outcomes or earnings.

Retail questions

Know the answer. Know when to escalate.

What does KOTS do?+

It brings a personal stylist and a smart wardrobe together around the clothes a member already owns.

What makes it different?+

The starting point is not a feed or a shop. It is the member’s wardrobe, occasion, weather and real decision.

Does it replace a retail stylist?+

No. It gives the customer better wardrobe context. A good retail person still brings judgement, product knowledge and human care.

Who can become an Industry Ambassador?+

The programme is for eligible adults with credible fashion or retail experience who complete KOTS verification and accept the current terms.

Are there required hours or quotas?+

Not for an Industry Ambassador. Student Ambassadors are different: they are paid workers with paid scheduled activity.

How does the QR work?+

The QR opens a public KOTS page with the Industry Ambassador’s code attached. Registration and any qualifying value remain attributable without the Ambassador collecting personal data.

What price does the link show?+

The standard UK route is £89.99 for year one, then £99.99. A verified UK student pays £67.49 for year one, then £74.99 while verification stays current. The extra 10% applies once and does not stack.

What counts as durable value?+

A direct member payment that settles, remains after the stated refund and chargeback window and passes the programme’s eligibility and fraud controls.

Can somebody stop?+

Yes. An Industry Ambassador can stop sharing and revoke optional Student Ambassador support. Existing payment rights follow the governing terms.

If a question concerns tax, immigration status, a person's employer policy, eligibility, payout disputes or privacy rights, do not improvise. Use the KOTS support route and record the question.

Student questions

The questions your friends will actually ask.

“Why is it annual?”+

The student offer is an annual personal-styling service: £67.49 for year one through an Ambassador, then £74.99 while verification stays current. The page states the renewal before checkout.

“Why pay before I try it?”+

KOTS is paid-first. The page shows the real product and the First Week Guarantee: complete the stated first-week steps, and if it is not for you, ask within the published window.

“Is setting up my wardrobe a huge job?”+

Start with the pieces you actually wear and add the rest in short sessions. Do not promise a fixed completion time; show how you captured your own wardrobe.

“What if the first outfit is bad?”+

A first answer is the start of the styling conversation. Explain what missed, change the brief and judge the correction. Never promise a perfect result.

“Are the stylists human?”+

KOTS provides a stylist team and a continuing in-product conversation. Do not invent who handled a specific response; show the experience that is live in front of you.

“What happens to my photographs?”+

The member controls their account and images under the published privacy terms. Do not answer a detailed privacy or deletion question from memory; open the policy or escalate it.

“What happens when I graduate?”+

The £74.99 rate continues only while student verification remains current. If verification lapses, the next renewal uses the standard rate shown before purchase.

“How many private try-ons do I get?”+

Open the current plan terms before answering. Allowances can change by plan and term, so never quote a number from memory.