Meliian:


Sorry, I can't give advice in the area of marketing.

Aventador:

Hello sir, what are you into. im willing to learn.

madenigga:
There's a secret I would have loved to share to Nigerian entrepreneurs on strategy to dominate the business environment of any state or region you are in, but if I did that I would be giving out tips to my archilese heel.

If u have finance and you want to go into any business normally SME there's a way you can go about it and make good business decision anybody that can tell me what technology this is. Is a real Business man

Sunriserealtors:

This upwork stuff how does it work.

godisablack:


You must be a very fun and strong headed guy.

LaIabobo:


Please get a Lumos box. Monthly payment is less than 5k and you have options of less than 200naira daily.

It can power your laptop and other small home appliances.

BlackAlbinoo:
Having 24/7 power supply was my biggest challenge as an entrepreneur,I was able to solve that using a portable inverter and solar system for my laptop.....I dropship tech products and accessories on foreign platforms hence I need to be online always to attend to orders,also identifying quality products for my store, identifying unique products that will sell well , selling with the wrong price is also a major challenge for me.

Ademat7:
it is d people who can't pay for your service, talk to your customers they will give u advice (survey their opinions)

tck2000:
well,i'ld say huge advertising and producing in large amount.

madenigga:

OK actually when u start going into mass production u start talking if large scale and no longer small and medium scale. In the SME deals more on service businesses, distribution, retail etc.

The answer to getting an edge is having the ability to get into a high traffic area. Then u look at the demography is the high traffic area that is a place with population. Is it a residential area or an industrial area or a business area.

Businesses which receive patronage at a residential area might not thrive in an industrial area.

Example an industrial area might not get much traffic at night but a residential area will.

Then u get this app. Its a very simple app that will help u know this and spot high density areas to invest in

Meliian:


Solution: Never short-change or undervalue your brand. When you sell at cheaper rates than the normal price range, you send the wrong signal to your customers (that your products / services isn't worth more than a penny. This is why psychologically they feel the need to keep bringing the price down). Choose your prices and STICK to it.

Ademat7:

Your niche?
Hope work environment is not a big problem?

MasterRahl:

I'm a freelancer and Kindle Author. My greatest challenge is electricity.
To write a book (KDP) or do freelance jobs (Fiverr & Upwork), I need a very conducive, well-lit, environment. I spend roughly N700 daily on petrol for gen to power my home office.

Electricity is very important. Sadly, the Nigerian government doesn't want to do anything about it. We gained Independence in 1960. It's been 59 long years and Nigeria cannot boast of 24 hour electricity.

analysta:
There are certain dependencies that can make or break an entrepreneur, alot of people think that there is a secret to success as an entrepreneur. Research has shown that there is no one path. This why I like the book “ Foreignpreneur; the 9 dependencies of success “ you can understand more about the most important challenges that you need to be aware, to build a successful business

Offpoint:

Dropshipping and others...

it'll cost you o... nothing's free o

Meliian:



Don't let's go in circles, you're saying the same thing and I've addressed your question.

For clarity's sake:

1. No two products are the same. That said, what a seller offers wouldn't always be what you seek and that's okay, because the reality of every business is that you can't have monopoly of sales i.e you can't own 100% of the total market size. The goal is to control the largest share of the total market.

2. An entrepreneur must be able to vouch that his product/service is premium. Choose your premium price and STICK to it. What you sell is your creation. And what you create is your pride. If you don't see your brand from this perspective, you will always settle for less.

YorubaKing:


Cuz you're just one of the 98% delusional Nigerians...

ONLY in English language... NOT in German, Spanish, Japanese and other civilized societies...

Tokziby:
All I can say is, the greatest challenge for an entrepreneur is carving a unique niche and an enabling environment.

The way people jump into businesses because they hear it's lucrative is very wrong. You should rather focus on the location u want to do it. Do a proper feasibility study. Research thoroughly about the pros and cons. Or better still the old fashioned way(which is the best), look for people that are alrady into the business, pay to understudy them or volunteer to work under them for free for a particular period of 6 months minimum. this will lay a very good foundation for ur start up cos u would have been exposed to most of the constraints in the business.

Every business has charges a tuition fee, ur losses, brainstorming, relentless efforts, rejections, sleepless night etc are the fees u gotta pay.

Also different business have different challenges, a service based business is different from a commodity based. There are conditions that u must be aware of before jumping into it.

Every business requires a master class but sadly u can't learn it in the four walls of a classroom or books. It's a continuous learning that moves with time or trend.

madenigga:
There's a secret I would have loved to share to Nigerian entrepreneurs on strategy to dominate the business environment of any state or region you are in, but if I did that I would be giving out tips to my archilese heel.

If u have finance and you want to go into any business normally SME there's a way you can go about it and make good business decision anybody that can tell me what technology this is. Is a real Business man

Offpoint:

lol, thanks. I know I'm a jackass most times

As I'm replying you this message right now, I'm inside our well... that's the only Glo network is available in my compound... my neighbors think I'm mad

2emgee:

The business is still young (almost a year), i believe i will gradually nurture it to a point where i shall be able to stand my ground as regarding price so long its not outrageous.

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Offpoint:
Mine in descending order.

1. Nigeria pathetic power supplies
2. Useless Nigeria Network
3. My neighbor's who think I'm a yahoo boy....
4. Funds to boost facebook and google ads.