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Bloggingscope:
Lol your domain is one month old bro !!!

Nice job though it is not easy

ClixMaster:
Make I hear word joor. You that has been creating threads here and there asking questions on every blogging threads for a month now dey talk say you got approved under 1 week? Go Sidon joor! Una too do!

shed01:
Both bro..

shed01:
I bought a host from smartweb.com.ng but cant map to my blogger blog
anyone up to help plssss

netoc65:
Ok. Thanks

Campusbuzz65:
We are in a country where entrepreneurship is fast becoming the key to survival of the youths, given the unspeakable hardship and unbearably high unemployment rate in Nigeria. The idea of owning your brand has become a timely savior in our country.

Without entrepreneurship one cannot begin to imagine how much untold hardship could have been wrecked on the youths; which of course could have led them into committing heinous crimes, just to make ends meet.

Today, we have so many students pursuing one side hustle or the other and gradually girding their loins for the labour market. Such students combine their side hustles and studies together and most times, it’s so tedious and tasking doing both.

Many students are eagerly waiting for the day they would bid goodbye to school. But the big question is

After school what next?

While some students already have everything sorted out for them, others do not. That is the need for the latter to start up a side hustle while in school in preparation for the labour market. Whatever you are good at, or can lay your hands on or derive joy doing, start it as a side hustle and develop yourself through it.

No time is too late to start up something. Most people who graduate from school without any available work awaiting them, end up wishing they started up something while in school. Nothing is too small. What matters is that you give it your best and combine it with your studies.

The beauty of a side hustle is that it somewhat makes you financially stable. The underlying beauty of it is that it exposes as well as prepares you for the harshness of the labour market. So while having fun doing what you are good at, you are also earning and learning from it.

However, in the pursuit of a side hustle in school, there are certain points you need to understand and always keep in mind at all times. These points will guide and help you achieve your set goals and also widen your entrepreneurial horizon. With the following in mind you will become an authority in whatever you do in school, thus:

1. It Is Important You Strike a Balance: you have to balance your studies and side hustle. One should not cause the failure of the other. It simply boils down to proper time management. You have to know when to drop the books and go about your side hustle and vice versa.

You can’t afford to get your hustle booming and have your grades suffering and dwindling, because by doing so, you are losing the essence of starting a hustle in the first place. Therefore, be nice and fair enough to your studies and side hustle, give proper time to both of them and know when to sacrifice one for the other regardless of what the situation looks like.

2.Client-Satisfaction Should Be Your Ultimate Goal: Client satisfaction is key to your growth. You have to bear in mind that referrals and recommendations only come when a client is satisfied. A dissatisfied client will never bring you more clients. But when your services are not only satisfying but engaging, they trust you and eventually refer people to you.

Your clients matter a whole lot. So you have to make every possible effort to satisfy them and keep them coming back with more customers. This guarantees your growth and rise to success. Don’t forget!

Continue reading here https://campusbuzz.com.ng/what-you-must-know-when-pursuing-a-side-hustle-in-school/

netoc65:
I don't think it's for sale

netoc65:
Thanks. Not available though

stevocracy88:
Every June, students all over the country don their caps and gowns for graduation. Whether it's from high school, college or graduate school, most people could easily count their own graduations on one hand.

But not 71-year-old Michael Nicholson of Kalamazoo, Mich. Nicholson has earned 29 degrees and is now pursuing his 30th.

"I just stayed in school and took menial jobs to pay for the education and just made a point of getting more degrees and eventually I retired so that I could go full-time to school," Nicholson told ABCNews.com.

"It's stimulation to go to the class, look at the material that's required and meet the teacher and students. It makes life interesting for me," he said. "Otherwise, things would be pretty dull."

Nicholson has one bachelor's degree, two associate's degrees, 22 master's degrees, three specialist degrees and one doctoral degree.

Most of the degrees are related to education such as educational leadership, library science and school psychology, but other degrees include home economics, health education and law enforcement.

Nicholson is currently working on a master's degree in criminal justice.

"I would like to get to 33 or 34. I'm almost there," he said. "When I complete that, I'll feel like I've completed my basic education. After that, if I'm still alive -- that would take me to 80 or 81 -- I would then be free to pursue any type of degree."
Nicholson's early interest in education came from the encouragement of his parents, who wanted him to be well-educated. His Canadian father was forced to drop out of school after the third grade to work and his mother graduated from high school.

"We were motivated to continue with our educations and go as far as we could go," he said of himself and his siblings. "She [his mother] wanted something better for us than simply working at a factory, so she kept doing the necessary for us to continue."

Nicholson's first degree was a bachelor's in religious education from William Tyndale College in Michigan in 1963.

Five degrees later, he was pursuing his doctorate in education from Western Michigan University in 1978.

While pursuing the doctorate, he met Western Michigan University Professor Tom Carey when Nicholson was working as a parking lot attendant writing tickets for the university. He wrote Carey three tickets in one day and the two have now known each other for 35 years.

"I've had 18,000 students in class and I've never heard of anybody like this," Carey told ABCNews.com. "He's the ultimate life-long learner. I marvel at his tenacity to go to school."

Nicholson has earned all of his degrees; none of them have been honorary or awarded degrees. Though Carey was never Nicholson's professor, the two meet at least once a year for Nicholson to give Carey an updated resume, which he shows students in his classes
"He's intrinsically motivated. It's unique, but it almost sounds bizarre," Carey said. "Some people collect animals and he collects tassels."

And collect tassels he does. Nicholson has been to 28 of his 29 graduation ceremonies.

What does he enjoy about the graduation ceremonies? "Just the pomp and circumstance. ... I could do without the speeches," he said with a laugh.

"Eventually, it became getting as many as I could," he said. "There's the excitement of graduation, but the overall objective was to get the degree."

He has earned degrees from a dozen schools in places including Michigan, Texas, Indiana and Canada, and he always goes to class.

"I would not take an Internet class. That's far too difficult," Nicholson said. "I'm not one of those all-A students."

He still works on a typewriter and his wife Sharon Nicholson helps him type up his assignments. His wife is highly educated in her own right, with seven degrees of her own.

"She helps me with my homework all the time," he said. "I cannot function on a computer, so she has to do it."

When asked what advice he would give to recent graduates, Nicholson paused before saying, "Don't quit too soon. Keep up with your aspirations. A lot of people tend to throw in the towel and have to come back to it later. Don't give up on your aspirations too soon."

And the admittedly competitive Nicholson has no plans to give up on his own aspirations, hinting that he has his eye on a few more degrees in the next few years.

"He likes going to school and doesn't want responsibility," Carey said. "This is what Mike lives for. He's about 70 and he's not going to stop. It wouldn't surprise me if at one point he tried law school or something else."

BrandHakim:
I like to use a line of an arabian poem to describe the state of the Nigerian bloggers and their writers (majority of the writers). The poem goes thus:

...And in the presence of an opposite the excellence of the opposite becomes apparent.

You don’t see the problem with what you currently have because it’s the only thing you know.

You see guys ...what it takes to run a successful blog in Nigeria and elsewhere is beyond having great content ideas and a good command of the english language. What set successful blogs apart are quite similar . Like the ability to get the writings found, and also be consistent at getting that done.

I’ll share as we proceed important informations on how to get things going well for your blogs.

Typing...

shady45:
Hello Good day,

If you are seing this, it means you are interested in finding a good writer for your Blog.

What makes some of the big blogs standout is the nature of their contents.

Every post must have good english construct, well written in an understandable manner as your blog will be accessed by different kind of people from several backgrounds.

Therefore its important to find one who is good with spoken and written english to achieve a great post.

In addition, a good writer should also be able to write posts inline with SEO practices.


Another advantage of a good content writer is ability to create pictures specifically for post instead of getting google images..

I will work for you and make sure i deliver at the appropriate time and i promise that you will enjoy my work.

Other skills i have aside writing is:

Web design, Graphics design and other IT related skills.

Kindly call or whatsapp me via : 08110594681 or email me at peteriteka(@)gmail.Com

netoc65:
Nairalanders!

Please I need suggestions for an Architectural/construction blog name.

And, should I go for .com or .com.ng

kainchix:
I am planning to develop a classified website before the end of the year.
Have already secured the domain name and hosting for the classified site

I want the frontend structure(interface) to look like that of JiJi just a different colour scheme
How much would it cost me for this project and what are the necessary Government regulatory
requirements to get the site running.
Am already running a successful web company with an office and few staff members here in Lagos.
We have an expansive office space in Lagos, I would prefer if the site can be developed in my office
though not compulsory.

Are you developing from scratch or using open source scripts like Joomla, OSclass, wordpress e.t.c.

Serious developers pls

Dollarground:
Hello, I am here to help bloggers on their seo. It is time to boost your blogger traffic with the basic seo and seo scripts for blogger blog.If you blog on blogger platform, indicate by commenting on this post, I will give you an seo script for blogger blogs which you will add to your blogger template to boost your blog traffic. If you want to contact me through email, my email is Somwealth1@gmail.com

HeWrites:
It's still them same.. Don't worry

SirLakes:
Take a bottle of Beer, sit back relax


And wait for your Adsense noreply mail

It will def come

Mijolnir:
Hello Nairalanders,

It's your girl Mijolnir.

So not recently, i started blogging on www.blogger.com. I created my blog, designed it and kick-started it. After a while, I decided to apply for

Google Adsense and I was told to sign up with my Google account which I did. Then I was told to wait for about 48 hours or less to receive a

feedback. It's been over three days now but i am still yet to get any reply from them.

I really don't know what to do now, as I am confused.

Pls for those that are into blogging, what are your experiences?, has anyone encountered this before and how did you go about it?

Pls I really need your comments.

Thanks alot!

fighal:
You are the one sounding so proud. from your comment, you know nothing about monetization!!!!!.
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OP an education niche is still very broad, could you be more specific and target a particular market?

akeentech:
You have a very nice blog design with mobile friendly, keep it up broh. You can contact me on WhatsApp tho.

SirLakes:
Yeah, I know
But does it make any difference

fastseo:
The same problem opp has... Don't allow date to show in your url
... Like wwww . Ursite. Com/2018/October/how to make baking soda

Emina33:
According to what I read on MoneyMaker millionaire's forum ( http://moneymaker.ng/forum ), you can make money from an educational niche blog (apart from Adsense) through maybe writing an ebook and other info products and reports but you have to price them cheaply. Also you can make money from affiliate marketing or from offering services like consultancy etc

urboyAce:
no university bro, focus on one school oo.... just choose Oou and forget abt it man... read my blog undergragra..com for more stuffs

Jacktheripper:
Lautech. Na straight admission

fastseo:
How can he use to drag space with WordPress that has all easy functionality that aid SEO?

U self na u de use?