May I congratulate you on your desire to grow your income and achieve financial stability and independence through importation.

When I first decided to enter the importation business, very little genuine information was available in cyberspace. Most of us had to blunder our way through and not many among the initial mini-importers are still standing. For me, I have been able to turn my initial trading capital of N10,000 into the several millions of Naira (and growing) that it is today, and if you stay with me, you will find out how.

My first commercial import was a car scratch remover that could work for any car regardless the colour. I bought 100pcs at $42.50 ($0.425 each) (N7,112.56 @N167.59 to a dollar) and spent another N1,500 in getting it to my doorstep in Lagos, Nigeria via express shipping. I used 2pcs for product testing and sold 98pcs online at N1,000 each returning a profit of N89,387.44 within 2weeks. This singular transaction opened my eyes to the vast opportunities available in the mini-importation business and I have not looked backwards since then. Today, I have a fledging business, own an offline retail store, own delivery vehicles and is a top seller on Jumia, Konga, Kaymu and Dealdey.

Why I am telling you this?

Am doing so because once again, I have decided to share from my knowledge to empower some people that have before now shown some interest in the importation business.

Here are some testimonies from past beneficiaries of our free training programme:

Here are some of the things you will learn at this Training:

How to start your own importation business where I started (with a capital of N10,000)

How to undertake an effective market research before importing your goods

How to find and import the best low cost hot selling products

How and where to buy low quantity items at wholesale prices

How to import products using “Other People's Money”

How to negotiate/bargain pricing with suppliers

How to ship your goods to Nigeria at very low cost

How to verify the genuineness of your supplier without leaving Nigeria

Verified payment options for paying your supplier

How and where to market your goods – winning secrets to selling your goods very fast offline and online without starting your own website

How to get your products branded in the name of your choice (including your own brand)

How to write winning proposals for contracts for supply and customization of items

Tips for service delivery and customer retention

maxxy:
May I congratulate you on your desire to grow your income and achieve financial stability and independence through importation.

When I first decided to enter the importation business, very little genuine information was available in cyberspace. Most of us had to blunder our way through and not many among the initial mini-importers are still standing. For me, I have been able to turn my initial trading capital of N10,000 into the several millions of Naira (and growing) that it is today, and if you stay with me, you will find out how.

My first commercial import was a car scratch remover that could work for any car regardless the colour. I bought 100pcs at $42.50 ($0.425 each) (N7,112.56 @N167.59 to a dollar) and spent another N1,500 in getting it to my doorstep in Lagos, Nigeria via express shipping. I used 2pcs for product testing and sold 98pcs online at N1,000 each returning a profit of N89,387.44 within 2weeks. This singular transaction opened my eyes to the vast opportunities available in the mini-importation business and I have not looked backwards since then. Today, I have a fledging business, own an offline retail store, own delivery vehicles and is a top seller on Jumia, Konga, Kaymu and Dealdey.

Why I am telling you this?

Am doing so because once again, I have decided to share from my knowledge to empower some people that have before now shown some interest in the importation business.

Sounds tantalising. Are u giving the info gor free ?

Waiting please

I hope the info is free

TRAINING MODALITIES

This is an offline, no-holds barred, hands-on and face to face training.

Date: Saturday, 2nd May, 2015

Venue: To be advised (but in Mainland Lagos)

Time: 8am - 3pm

Admission: The first 2hrs of the training is free. After then interested participants may choose to participate in a closed door session at N5000 per seat

FREEBIES FOR PAID PARTICIPANTS
1. Free Training Materials
2. Onboarding session with Jumia personnel
3. Access to my personal contacts of key personnel that will drive your store activities in Jumia, Konga, Kaymu and Dealdey
4. Free 30-day support for importation and marketing activities
5. Access to my ebook library comprised of books from choice authors
6. List of over 150 current best selling products on Jumia
And lots more!!!

adedoyinblessing@yahoo.com

oga maxxy we are waiting.

The training is partly free and partly paid. Interested participants in either session should preferably book their seats by sending a text to 08181011208 as available seats are limited.

maxxy:
The training is partly free and partly paid. Interested participants in either session should preferably book their seats by sending a text to 08181011208 as available seats are limited.

Im in PH, how do i get this training ?

I know say the matter go get k leg from the initial post.Naija and their free things turn into paid.the way you enter the forum like say you wan pour out the whole thing without hesitation, person go think say you no go charge 50kobo self.na wa for some marketer sha.instead of you to tell us from the starting, you come dey post tutorials like say na person carry you waka come

sidon wait for person wey go come listen for 2 hours and close door yarning.waiting you wan talk for close door wey you no go fit talk within 2 hours.abi you go talk about searching for product for the whole 2 hours before close door meeting.una feel say every body dey gullible for this kind thing

needinfo:
I know say the matter go get k leg from the initial post.Naija and their free things turn into paid.the way you enter the forum like say you wan pour out the whole thing without hesitation, person go think say you no go charge 50kobo self.na wa for some marketer sha.instead of you to tell us from the starting, you come dey post tutorials like say na person carry you waka come

sidon wait for person wey go come listen for 2 hours and close door yarning.waiting you wan talk for close door wey you no go fit talk within 2 hours.abi you go talk about searching for product for the whole 2 hours before close door meeting.una feel say every body dey gullible for this kind thing

Sorry bro... I do both paid and free trainings and the difference is always clear in the commitment level of participants. Besides... am not a marketer... am an importer and I mentor beginners in importation.

vislabraye:


Im in PH, how do i get this training ?

Materials for the training are free for paid participants. The best option for you however will be to find a way to attend the training as the goal of the training is to empower you with practical importation skills

Op, (maxxi) has not forced anyone into coming for the training. If you desire for free info, read all the write-ups in the past on nairaland in the area of importation and you are good to go. We learn differently. Some people prefer face-to-face interaction plus reading and asking some deeper questions before they can fully comprehend the topic of discussion.

I love paid trainings simply because most of them are value-driven. You get value for your money.Some of the trainers would even give you money-back guarantee to show you that they meant business.

Don't worry, i know poverty has dealt seriously with our pockets in Nigeria. By God's grace, CHANGE has come. WE SHALL ALL BE PROSPEROUS IN NIGERIA ,AMEN.

At the rate at which this importation hype is going, very soon, everyone will be importing and there will be no one to sell to anymore.

osile2012:
[size=15pt]Hmmm, u must have the heart of an angel. After all the millions you have made with all your shops and delivery cars, you still have time to conduct 5k training. I know most millionaires like you would be busy in their shops attending to millions of customers. But u rather leave your millions in the hands of your staff and focus on training people for just 5k.

People like you are rare to Find. Saving 5k [/size]

If I was motivated by money, I would spend the time researching for more products to import. I do both free and paid trainings and I find that participants take the programme more seriously when they have parted with some value. I am more interested in helping people that will go and start their businesses immediately. For example, I will be fast tracking Jumia stores for participants. .. then send them to Jumia for on-boarding. If you were in my shoes, you would only want to send people that you know will take the whole thing serious.

OCTAVO:
At the rate at which this importation hype is going, very soon, everyone will be importing and there will be no one to sell to anymore.

Sometimes am concerned myself... but then the market is huge. Importation is not only buying goods for resale locally, but also includes providing solutions.

Appreciate the responses. Keep the calls coming!

Good morning

Would you like to achieve sales while you sleep, pray, play or do that special thing you love? Then this training is the place to be!!!.

Here is a snapshot of my April orders on Jumia alone as at 17th April.

This is actually not very impressive as April has been a slow month due to the holidays and elections.

po

Good day Nigeria

If you are yet to receive acknowledgement of your seat reservation, pls bear with us. Am currently outside the country but am positive my staff will treat them before close of business tomorrow.

I am interested in this training, how do I reserve a seat?

Adebobs:
I am interested in this training, how do I reserve a seat?

To reserve a seat, send an SMS including your name and email to 08181011208.

Nice one. Wot of if I can meet up this weekend, can i contact u one on one later?

Boss of life

goodbay:
Nice one. Wot of if I can meet up this weekend, can i contact u one on one later?

Our Importation training holds 3 - 4 times annually. You may send your contact details and we will let you know when we have designed a solution for you.

olaide721:
Boss of life

Glad to hear of your progress... keep up the good work.

maxxy:

Glad to hear of your progress... keep up the good work.

thanks boss