Some years back, owning a business website was exclusively reserved for those in the big leagues. But this is 2016 and anyone can own a website, even an e-commerce website in Nigeria.

With over 50 million Nigerians now using the internet, the fastest way to increase you business income is definitely by selling to the millions out there looking for what you have online.

Most of us doing Mini Importation business were leaning on the big e-commerce websites -Konga, Jumia, DealDey, etc- to sell our stuffs and they are making hell of money from us in commission and adverts.

At a point, it felt like they were doing us a favour by letting us sell on their shop, but it got worst. You know how it feels when you are squatting nau.

The good thing is that this squatting is not as bad as getting a house in Lagos or Abuja where it is just not easy or rather affordable getting an apartment. Here you have an option of your own and it can happen within hours.

Yeah the first time I heard Konga will be charging me N2,500 for selling on their platform, I wondered I they will still charge me the regular 20-25% commission on each sales I make.

They will.

If so, why waste time when I can start my own online store, sell my stuffs and ship them nationwide using indigenous logistics firm. Yes that's is what I did. I built my own site www.swiftha.com myself and I can also accept payment online and I've done for others too.

The only challenge I have now is driving traffic to my new site. Yes and getting people to trust my new empire too. So instead of selling Nationwide, I focus on my area so I can easily do Cash on Delivery.

For adverts, I got a strategy too and its working for me. After all if you want to sell real big on Konga, you will still have to pay for banner space.

I can help you out too if you need one WhatsApp me on 08097704290 and I'll see how I can move you from your squatting quarters to a permanent site.

08169717031 pls add and lets talk more