Switup:
life is funny. Trust me. Look at you. Having the money but not knowing what to do with it. I know someone who if given Five Hundred Thousand Naira right now, she's going to invest that money in her human hair importation(which sells like cocaine for ladies) and as well as her MakeOver skill. Then she wont have to hunt the whole town job-hunting. ***if only she could see that money. Even on a loan***

But then life's life.... She plays on everyone's intelligence .

DIYhackers:

I'm commenting because of you. I know it's discouraging when you've writing good contents and it's not ranked.

I'm an SEO expert. Over 10 years doing SEO (ON or Offpage) I'm not asking you to contact me to listen carefully as this is a professional advice I'm giving you for free.

1) Google ain't playing anymore with contents. For you to rank your contents must be 750-1000 words and for you to rank on first page your contents must be 1500-3000 words.

I don't believe in just ranking, I target position 1-3 on first page.

2) What's the level of your SEO skills? Do you even know how to write SEO articles, I'm not talking just writing because you're a good writer. Those that ranks well, have their contents SEOed.

If you're using WordPress, yoast should make it easier with title tags and descriptions

If you're using bloggers, just target your first 3/4 lines or you use the description box before publishing your content.

3) Do you do keyword research? I've ranked for highly competitive keywords for new blogs and one thing helped me has been fixing what they missed. If you're a beginner in blogging or even new to writing SEO contents and you're shooting for keywords like "Online Marketing" or "Internet Marketing" in your title tag, you're on a very long thing. Neil Patel and host of other won't let you hit even 20th page. But if by google keywords suggestion or ubersuggest you're able to find a keyword with less competition but still related to your contents and you write, you will be ranked. You can be getting half of the organic traffic of the boss keywords but you're at least getting something.


I think I've typed so much from my phone. Hope that helps

Kenbill1:
What course did you study in school?

brodalokie:


Na Igbo man we go contact for this part o or wait make I come back this evening I go talk with somebody. Generally na just to promote am through ads and gingle like the usual ones

socialmediaman:


What stage are you at in life right now? Graduate? You could learn programming or IT courses, you'll be so super busy that you'll be begging for time. Start from youtube and start learning what the internet is all about and what courses there are in IT. If you have some money later to spend, get a subscription of Lynda.com but if not, YouTube offers free courses on php web development, java, python etc. You need just one year of training to be proficient and you can make money from sites like upwork.com working from home for other people

Mustiboy:
boss, can I contact you?

DIYhackers:
OK

Mustiboy:
I don't have your digits. this is mine 08088731339

Caring0:



Lmao. I have my own apartment na. No sweet job in Nigeria jawe. Looking for a business that I can set up which will be bringing in good cash but I can't find anything meangiful.

JeffreyJames:


Since you enjoy gaming, you can start a gaming blog and add a YouTube channel to it. Buy and review games. Record your gameplay and upload the really good ones on YouTube. Trust me, in time you'll be making money.

UyaiIncomparabl:


Send me an Email and I'll give you a business idea.

Caring0:


Email is too much of a long journey. Chat on WhatsApp?

samyyoung1:
Sex nko?

UyaiIncomparabl:


Aiit. Send your number. I'll add you.

Caring0:


I don't know my numb by heart and I didn't save it my phone. Drop yours I will add

UyaiIncomparabl:


08

Caring0:



I reject it. My days can never be rough. My ori and your ori is not the same. It is Ifa that said I should obtain all the ires in life. So forget that.

Slimdoug:



Riches do have wings.

Caring0:


What's kindle publishing?

4601CE:
Okay , Thanks .
I want to start to learn and understand the theories on my phone for now. How do I go about that please?

Mrluv:
which IT course can i learnt to make money

socialmediaman:


1. You could start from here to get information about some of the various types of IT specializations available:

https://appliedtech.iit.edu/information-technology-and-management/programs/specialization-topics


2. This link from this institute also provides some information about things to consider before choosing a career in IT:

https://www.aiuniv.edu/degrees/information-technology/how-to-choose-an-it-specialization


3. This link provides a general guide to important things to consider before choosing any career (useful for deciding whether you should choose IT career or consider other fields):

https://www.phlebotomyexaminer.com/job/choosing-a-career-path-factors/


4. This link lists some pros and cons of IT jobs:

https://www.careermetis.com/pros-cons-choosing-it-as-your-career/


5. This link provides a guide to IT career opportunities

https://www.computerscienceonline.org/information-technology/


Note that most of the statistics provided in the links above are using data from US. Having provided some information about choosing IT as a career path, I understand that you may need more guide if you're completely new to this field, so i'll give a little more information that could help.

Basically, before choosing a career path, ensure that you fully understand the learning path, learning curve and also determine whether you have the resources, time and discipline to complete the required process. This involves:

1. Knowing how long it takes on the average to learn the course and become proficient
2. Knowing the prerequisites (for instance, do not start learning core programming if you do not even know how to use a computer or how to type without looking at your keyboard)
3. knowing how much it will cost to learn the course (For instance, cost of personal computer, cost/availability of electricity for the required hours per week, cost of downloadable software or bandwidth if you're learning online, etc)
etc.

I have refrained from naming A, B or C as the best or IT careers that will make money for you because its your decision at the end of the day, all you need is some guide but you need to make the decision yourself after all due diligence and research. Hope all the information i provided helps.

All the best

socialmediaman:


I provided this info to someone earlier and i am providing same for you. Take time to read and enjoy.

1. You could start from here to get information about some of the various types of IT specializations available:

https://appliedtech.iit.edu/information-technology-and-management/programs/specialization-topics


2. This link from this institute also provides some information about things to consider before choosing a career in IT:

https://www.aiuniv.edu/degrees/information-technology/how-to-choose-an-it-specialization bro what about data management and networking is it a good choice


3. This link provides a general guide to important things to consider before choosing any career (useful for deciding whether you should choose IT career or consider other fields):

https://www.phlebotomyexaminer.com/job/choosing-a-career-path-factors/


4. This link lists some pros and cons of IT jobs:

https://www.careermetis.com/pros-cons-choosing-it-as-your-career/


5. This link provides a guide to IT career opportunities

https://www.computerscienceonline.org/information-technology/


Note that most of the statistics provided in the links above are using data from US. Having provided some information about choosing IT as a career path, I understand that you may need more guide if you're completely new to this field, so i'll give a little more information that could help.

Basically, before choosing a career path, ensure that you fully understand the learning path, learning curve and also determine whether you have the resources, time and discipline to complete the required process. This involves:

1. Knowing how long it takes on the average to learn the course and become proficient
2. Knowing the prerequisites (for instance, do not start learning core programming if you do not even know how to use a computer or how to type without looking at your keyboard)
3. knowing how much it will cost to learn the course (For instance, cost of personal computer, cost/availability of electricity for the required hours per week, cost of downloadable software or bandwidth if you're learning online, etc)
etc.

I have refrained from naming A, B or C as the best or IT careers that will make money for you because its your decision at the end of the day, all you need is some guide but you need to make the decision yourself after all due diligence and research. Hope all the information i provided helps.

Caring0:


Lmao @ igbo man, okay bro I they wait.

Caring0:


Mention the lady let me see to it.

Caring0:


25 this year..

Caring0:


I don't see anything fascinating about the site though...