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well it is very true that there is a struggle between Muslims and Christians in Nasarwa just like it is in any part of Nigeria where both religions are...the recent election proves it as Christian Northern votes were thrown away in the name of cancellation just like we saw in Kaduna, Bauchi, Gombe, Adamawa, Taraba, etc ...we cant just hide this cos it is now very obvious ...all we need is a constitutional balance

peppyluv02:
Says a pathetic tribalist and racist.
Citing example with Nasarawa where there is a power tussle between Christians and Muslims. Christians are disappointed with Labaran because they want a strong alliance to remove Almakura and Muslims are fighting back.
Taraba where a sick man held on to power because his VP is a Muslim.
Plateau where Christians are making sure Muslims don't get the seat.
Pls give me example with Kano or sokoto....

I am an official tribalist and you offcial terrorist.when are you traveling to Syria to join ISIS..
RIP in advance

I watched with amusement how GMB won election against an incumbent and wonder how powerful the masses can be when it comes to democracy. But sooner the reality starts pouring out and we find out that the election we were calling free, fair and credible wasn't really FAIR to GEJ. It is just like the regular claim by the opposition that all elections were rigged regardless of the winners popularity. This time, no one is talking about rigging because the incumbent decide to play fair while the opposition took advantage of it to use regional gang up against minorities. This is very visible in Northern states where Christian dominated areas results were out rightly cancelled because PDP won.

Asari Dokubo, the former militant who promised to unleash violence on the country if the incumbent President Goodluck Jonathan failed in election, has issued a new threat. In a comment released by his spokesperson Rex Ekiugbo Anighoro >>>http://www.gossipha.com/asari-dokubo-set-to-resume-militancy-when-buhari-takes-oath-of-office/<<< Dokubo saw Buhari’s victory is that of regional conspiracy. I have personally questioned the reason why most of the LGAs, RA and PUs, where results were canceled in the North were mostly Christian Dominated areas. so far, I have reports from people leaving in those areas and they confirmed that they voted peacefully and waited till the votes were counted and PDP leading in all of them but wonder why they were latter cancelled.

Dokubo promised to return “to the creeks” and blamed the Yoruba and Hausa for working against Igbo, Niger Deltans and Nothern Christians. Buhari's victory as regional conspiracy against #NigerianMinorities #NorthernChristians #TheGangUp

http://www.gossipha.com/asari-dokubo-set-to-resume-militancy-when-buhari-takes-oath-of-office/

Asari Dokubo, the former militant who promised to unleash violence on the country if the incumbent President Goodluck Jonathan failed in election, has issued a new threat. In a comment released by his spokesperson Rex Ekiugbo Anighoro >>>http://www.gossipha.com/asari-dokubo-set-to-resume-militancy-when-buhari-takes-oath-of-office/<<< Dokubo saw Buhari’s victory is that of regional conspiracy. I have personally questioned the reason why most of the LGAs, RA and PUs,where results were canceled in the North were mostly Christian Dominated areas. so far, I have reports from people leaving in those areas and they confirmed that they voted peacefully and waited till the votes were conted and PDP leading in all of them but wonderwhy they were latter cancelled.

Dokubo promised to return “to the creeks” and blamed the Yoruba and Hausa for working against Igbo, Niger Deltans and Nothern Christians. Buhari's victory as regional conspiracy against #NigerianMinorities #NorthernChristians #TheGangUp @audu @uduakisong @iPromoNigeria

http://www.gossipha.com/asari-dokubo-set-to-resume-militancy-when-buhari-takes-oath-of-office/

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shey they are chopping together noni na wa woooh

barcanista:
Perhaps Namadi Sambo is a christian

lol bus conductor koh ... the pix show proves

naijaking1:
@poster and author of this gossip is doing their community activistsm assigned functions for the APC, creat false impression all the way. So don't be surprised to see more:
Muslims attack another muslim for supporting GEJ
Wife divorces husband for supporting GEJ
City council fires member for supporting GEJ
Bus conductor attaches driver for supporting GEJ
and so on !

We wouldn't be deceived.

when several hundreds people with real account blast everyday its GEJ work abi ... there is just no one muslimthat see anything good in him

barcanista:
A PDP muslim girl uploads pro-PDP picture on her FB wall, Pro-PDP muslims deliberately attacks the girl (following the instruction of their oga) so as to make it look like Muslims hate "Christian" Jonathan aka Senior Apostle. This is another propaganda tool against APC. This is an old trick and it is dead on arrival

GEJ Didn't ...those who asked people to vote along religious divide are those who started

WisdomFlakes:
GEJ: Dividing Nigerians along ethno-religious lines since 2011.

A young Muslim lady is facing thorough bashing by other Muslims for openly supporting President Goodluck Jonathan. The lady in question respond to a Premium Times post shared on Facebook where she uploaded a picture of a ballot paper with a thumb printed in the box beside the PDP umbrella logo.

Aside uploading the picture as comment, she wrote sai GEJ Insha Allah. The use of the phrase commonly associated with Islam to refer to “God will” spark a ethnic a religious bashing from other Muslim users who felt disappointed at her endorsement of GEJ as her candidate.

With this, there is an increase disparity in the manner at which electorates choice of candidates are polarized along ethnic and religious sentiment.

A simple survey on social network shows that over 90% of people endorsing Buhari are muslims and same with Goodluck Jonathan

SEE Pictures from source >>> http://www.gossipha.com/muslim-lady-attacked-fellow-muslims-supporting-goodluck-jonathan/

The cover of the first edition of the French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo since its staff were murderously attacked by Islamist gunmen last week shows a cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed crying and holding up a “Je suis Charlie” sign under the words: “All is forgiven”.

The front page was released to media ahead of the magazine’s publication on Wednesday. Three million copies of the special “survivors’ edition” are being printed and will be made available in 25 countries, translated into 16 languages because of international demand.

In each edition for the past 22 years there has not been one where there have not been caricatures of the pope, Jesus, priests, rabbis, imams ou Mohammed and they see no reason why it shouldn't appear because they were attacked ....

see new cartoon on >>> http://www.gossipha.com/prophet-mohammed-saw-cartoon-appears-new-edition-charlie-hebdo-magazine-holding-je-suis-charlie-sign/

In a previous post https://www.nairaland.com/2054123/how-own-ecommerce-website-like, I wrote on How you can set up your own ecommerce website like Jumia and Konga and make money online in Nigeria with the geometrical expansion of the industry in Nigeria just like in other countries.

Today i'll like to expose some of the major things you need to know to make your website grow faster.

Business owners who want a part of this growing market will need to invest more resources into providing exactly what their e-commerce customers are demanding, industry observers say.

Online customers expect useful product information, access from any mobile device, intuitive interfaces, full support, a fast checkout process that accepts all payment methods, and a place to rate their experiences. They don’t tolerate screen freezes, transactional snafus or confusing menus.

What should an e-commerce strategy contain, and how should a business go about evaluating its website? Experts point to six key factors that can make or break a customer’s shopping experience and, ultimately, an e-commerce business.

Navigation
A site that is hard to use or confusing to navigate can cause a visitor to give up and leave, so any customer experience strategy needs to start by taking a look at website design.

Ask employees and customers to give feedback on how easy or difficult it is to find product information, connect to customer service or navigate the checkout process. How many clicks does it take to buy something? Are the menus clear and comprehensive or confusing?

Look at the usability of your interfaces as well as customer abandonment rates. There’s a lot of low-hanging fruit to be had by improving simple things like that.

Integration
To provide a seamless e-commerce experience, the site must be integrated with back-end enterprise systems, including CRM, billing and order fulfillment. You have to have to have control over all your data in order to deliver consistent and relevant experiences across various touch points. "It’s no longer OK to have e-commerce be a standalone system."

Personalization
This involves anticipating a customer’s needs and automatically serving up information and products that match those needs. Personalization can be done at a very basic level using cookies and IP tracking, which can show the visitor’s geographic region.

At the high end, personalization technologies use rules engines and real-time analytics to match unknown visitor data and existing customer CRM data with product characteristics and marketing offers. How sophisticated the personalization needs to be depends on how many different products a business has and how many consumers it targets .

Dunhumby’s Nural creates informational content such as videos, blogs and articles for consumer goods manufacturers and their retail partners’ e-commerce sites. To maximize the value of that information, Nural and his colleagues use pre- and post-purchase data to estimate customer needs and provide customized Web views.

"Some consumers are looking for value or diversity of selection or best price or convenience. We want to understand the customer’s needs state and make sure that the right communication happens at the right time," he said.

Denis Pombriant, CEO of Beagle Research LLC in Stoughton, Mass., added that he would like to see more businesses collect and study customer information for better business insight. "We need to work at capturing and analyzing customer data for unmet needs," he said.

Product associations
Nural also uses data to provide complementary product options to businesses so they can entice customers to buy more. These complementary products might urge the customer to purchase organic maple syrup to go with their organic waffles, for example, or wrapping paper to match party plates.

"Retail e-commerce sites that can link multiple products into a complete solution will be the most successful," he said.

Mobile access
[/b]Yankee Group Research Inc., a Boston research company focused on mobile technologies, found that 54% of consumers downloaded a mobile shopping application last year, while 83% were "interested" in mobile e-commerce.

"Smartphone shoppers have changed the face of retail," noted Sheryl Kingstone, a director at the Yankee Group.

She advised e-commerce companies to stop treating mobile shopping as a separate experience and start integrating it with main e-commerce systems. Otherwise, mobile shoppers will continue to face "dead ends" such as click-to-call buttons that don’t work, she said.

She also suggests investing in mobile e-commerce apps that natively support smartphones and other devices, as opposed to being limited to supporting a minimized website designed for mobile browsers.

[b]Updates
The constant change in products and consumer culture means e-commerce sites must keep up to date on customer sentiment as well as product information and content. Old product information and articles on yesterday’s trends can make a site look abandoned.

"E-commerce managers must regularly re-evaluate their strategies and update their sites," said Kate Leggett, a Forrester analyst. "You can’t publish content then walk away from it."

Neglect can tarnish brand image and sales. Walker said, "Consumers don’t think, 'Hey that site's not very good,' but rather, ‘Your company’s not very good.' "

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yes I will do that in the next post, but everything depends on your budget or rather what you are comfortable to start with ... most of the investment will be in the area of adverts ... as a new brand, you'll need to get people convinced that you are real and not one of those FEARED ... this will also include making (paying for) press release on reputable media and getting testimonials ... the average cost is between N100,000 to N250,000 depending on your target. With N75,000, you can get a basic ecommerce site set up for you, then you can put N25,000 into adverts possibly on Nairaland. If you select the right sections, you will make good sales or at least increase your brand presence ... I will provide a detail estimate in the next post

mrsage:
What is the cost implication. Can you give us an idea?

If you live around Lagos, Abuja, or any of Nigeria's mega city, you will notice the massive campaign our two ecommerce giants (Konga and Jumia) are doing this yuletide. This is affirming the claims that each of them has at least 1 million customers who patronize them at regular intervals. The fastest way to make money now is by taking advantage of the about 50 million Nigerians who now use the internet for day to day activities.

Here's an inspiring fact for anyone who want to starts an online business:

NOTE THAT If you gather everything you need before you launch, you'll be far ahead of most people who start online stores.
Believe it or not, thousands of people launch e-commerce sites only to realize they lack an essential element. Six months in, after spending their nest egg, they ask: "You mean I need a pay-per-click campaign? But I didn't budget for that."

Assembling everything you need prior to launch will save you numerous headaches. And it will better prepare you to compete with established businesses, which are operating with full toolboxes. The list below contains everything you'll need to get your online store off the ground. Read it, assemble the items and prepare to work long hours.

One more thing.

This list assumes you already know what you'll be selling. Of all the things you need to figure out ahead of time, deciding what to sell is the most important. It must be an item or service that few businesses already sell, one you can get for a low wholesale price or one about which you have a special knowledge.

Something about what you sell has to let you stand out from the herd — at least a little bit — otherwise you'll be trying to sell snow to Eskimos. And that's discouraging.

Assuming that you have something truly great to sell, gather or create the following 15 items, and you'll have a reasonable chance at making some money online:

1) A Business Plan
Writing a business plan seems daunting. You might say, "I'm starting a business, I don't want to sit down and write a paper, like I'm in school." But think of it this way: it's free, and it will help you immeasurably. Real businesses have business plans.

2) A Reliable Source for Your Product
If you're selling hand-sewn Korean quilts, are you confident the price of yarn isn't going to skyrocket three months from now? Do you have more than one wholesale source? Hopefully yes, otherwise you could be in trouble. The best problem of all: if you make your product in your basement, can you handle success if you suddenly get 125 orders? Make sure your supply line is steady before you plunk down your money. The internet can turn you an overnight celebrity to the extent you may not be able to handle your sales.

3) A Good Domain Name
When you try to register your business's domain name, you'll probably find that the name you want is already taken. In response, some people choose terribly cumbersome names. They find out that "Tshirt.com" is taken and then learn that "HockeyTshirt.com" is also taken. So they create an unworkable domain name like VeryCool-HockeyTshirt.com. Not only is it too long, it contains a hyphen, which should be avoided (some users forget to put them in, sending them to your competitor's site.)

A good domain name is short and memorable and — most important — easily typed. Ideally, a user can simply hear it and know how it's spelled. So GoodShoe.com is much better than GoodeShoe.com. In fact any word that's hard to spell should be avoided.

The ".com" version is typically far better than ".net," because browsers default to ".com." Be aware that your URL affects your search engine ranking, so if you want to be found for "shoe," it's a good idea to fit "shoe" into your domain name. One way to do this is to use your brand name along with a keyword term. So MillerShoe tends to work better than FantasticShoe.com. (Which is why MillerShoe is taken, but FantasticShoe is still available.)

4) A Reliable Web Host
Your Web hosting service is the technical backbone of your site: its service and support options will play a big role in your business's operation. Hosting companies usually charge monthly, and the cheapest company isn't always best. Choose carefully the first time: once you pick your Web host and install your files there, moving to a new host is, at best, a major headache. Ideally you'll choose a good one and stay there.

5) A Web Designer
Many Web design software packages are so easy to use that business owners think they can design their own site. That's a mistake.
Homemade Web sites aren't like homemade cookies. No one likes the way they look. Worse, an ugly site makes shoppers wonder: should I enter my credit card number in this funky looking site? Select a Web design firm with great care, and be prepared to pay for quality work — you'll get nowhere without it. On a related note, you'll need a steady flow of product shots. Can your Web designer handle your photo needs? I recommend a customer friendly firm www.hostingmogul.com very affordable.

6) E-Commerce Software
This is the software that will run your store, from product display to inventory management to checkout. Selecting your e-commerce software is one tough choice. You can try it out ahead of time, but you won't fully know how you're going to like it until you're up and running for a while. At that point, changing your e-commerce platform is like changing boats in the middle of the ocean. Consequently, you want to do a lot of research before you choose.

Realize a couple of key facts:
A) the prices for e-commerce software have fallen, so you don't need to spend a fortune unless your needs are complicated, and
B) many of today's e-commerce packages include a full range of tools in one package, from an inventory management system to marketing tools. Many of today's merchants prefer this "all-in-one" approach because it makes life simpler.

7) A Credit Card Merchant Account
To accept credit cards online, you'll need a merchant account, which is an account with a bank or other financial institution that allows you to accept your shoppers' credit card numbers. Setting up a merchant account gets pricey. Banks typically charge a set-up fee, a monthly fee, and a percentage of each transaction. (So even if you have just a few customers, you pay the set-up fee and the monthly fee. Ouch!) So far GTB is ahead with its internet banking.

Many first-time small merchants get a merchant account through PayPal. The company is moving aggressively to gain clients, so it offers a no set-up fee method of accepting major credit cards. But so far, it is still NOT friendly to Nigerians.

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Joehannibal:
These middle belters have not seen anything yet.

Foolanis will suyalized them till they are all dead. That is the price you pay for fighting innocent people.

who are the Middle Belt fighting innocent people nau... guess you don't know what is happening... those people are sponsored Jihadist sent to ravage the North Central Nigerian Christians... wake up, it's not an internal crisis,

Because they have a hidden agenda for Nigeria

donmalcolm21:
Why are all these APC states hotbed of crises?

One always attacking (Fulani) the other always defending (Ombatse)

Arysexy:
Ombatse vs fulani. An interesting match.

What is d score? Two attacking teams.

lol ...Nasarawa case is a desperation of APC Almakura to keep the office...this same people helped him in 2011 and he know they will remove him from office...Its a religious war against the church and I think Pastor Buson was right

mkpakanaodogwu:
Nothern Nigeria is now One Day One Crises.which way N Nigeria?

The Headquarters of the Ombaste (Eggon Militia) is under attack by Fulani Herdsmen. The attack was long coming as Baba Lakio The Chief Priest weeks ago announced to his people that there will be an attack in the village. They herdsmen are said to be using some sort of spiritual powers that help them disappear immediately after lunching attack on unsuspecting Eggon Communities. Nothing much is heard of yet about security, but a troop of the Military operatives from 177 Battalion of the Guards Brigade have been sighted heading towards the state capital from keffi, an may arrive there in the next one hour or so due to the slow movement of the APC and other trucks they are traveling in.

This lingering crisis is blamed on Governor Almakura who is desperate to retain his seat as he finds the Eggon people as a threat to his dreams following the fact that they supported him in 2011 giving him victory over an incumbent Governor from a ruling party.

www.eggonnews.com.ng

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He then put together a profile of his top clients and began looking in the marketplace exclusively for the type of client who fit the profile using referral from the satisfied high paying clients he had. In other words, he was on the look for clients with same traits which include same spending habits and purchase power who could become a major profit contributor to his business, and whom he in turn could serve with the level of excellence that his clients were accustomed to.

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To work on your financial liberation, you need to ask yourself the following questions: What are your constraints? What is holding you back? Is it your level of education or skill? Is it your current occupation or job? Is it your current environment or level of health? Is it the situations that you are in today? What is setting the speed for you achieving your goal?

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Whatever your field is, all you need to do if you want to double your income is simply to double the quality or quantity of what you do for that income now so that what you would be doing afterwards is worth twice as much. But before then, you must ask yourself, “What is the critical constraint that holds me back or sets the speed on how fast I double my income?” If you want to double your income, the first thing you should put into consideration is to tackle the critical constraint or the limiting factor that holds you back from going ahead then move on with what is compatible with your progress.

I know a friend who is now one of the highest paid professionals in his field. Last year January, he set some goals he wants to achieve and among them was to double his income over a period of three years. To achieve that, he applied the 80/20 rule to his client base. From his records, he found that 20% of his clients contributed 80% of his profits, and that the amount of time spent on a high-profit client was pretty much the same amount of time spent on a low-profit client. In other words, he was dividing his time equally over the number of tasks that he does while only 20% of those items contributes 80% of his results.

So he drew a line on his list of clients under those who represented the top 20% and then called in other professionals in his industry and very carefully, politely, and strategically handed off the 80% of his clients that only represented 20% of his business income. That sounds crazy, especially when everyone else is scrambling for a market share in an unfair economy, but it’s crazier to want to keep the 80% when they only contribute 20% and take same time as the other 20% who contribute 80%.

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With this strategy, instead of doubling his income in a long span of three years, he doubled it in the first year!

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the are listed on the website, just click on the one you prefer and the total results will be displayed www.eggonnews.com.ng/who-do-you-think-should-be-nasarawa-state-governor-by-may29th-2015/

naturally:
OK, who are the contestants

EggonNews magazine (www.eggonnews.com.ng) has come up with an online voting system on their website for people to vote from 9 candidates contesting for to take over the state by 2015. They cut across the major political parties. Check it out an vote the candidate you prefer to be Nasarawa State Governor in 2015.

Results will be shown to you immediately you vote. Note that this is an electronic voting system and you can only vote once. Cookies will be placed on your system such that once you vote and results are displayed, you can not vote or change you vote again. This is objective and the votes is only an expression of public opinion not for any constitutional use. You can share this page after voting by clicking on the Facebook, Twitter or Google + icon that will come up when you vote

http://www.eggonnews.com.ng/who-do-you-think-should-be-nasarawa-state-governor-by-may29th-2015/

Linda Ikeji is one of Africa most successful bloggers and has served as an inspiration to many other young people. She told us her story quite a number of times and one among them is the story of how broke she was before shae started blogging. She said there was a day she went to use the ATM but found out she only had 900 and the least she could withdraw was 500 and the minimum balance 500. She had nothing to do than return broken. That was three years back. Last December, she gave her fans cash running into millions just for been there.

Blogging is one of the simplest online business models I know and it works well with any niche provided you have what your chosen target audience need. But to be a successful blogger and make money online, there are a couple of things you must put into consideration.

It is no longer story that Linda Ikeji’s Blog has been pulled down of allegation of copyright infringement. While I feel so bad about that retrogressive development, I deem it necessary to point out the basics of blogging to aspiring and existing bloggers. Its amazing how some successful bloggers don’t know these minutes basics.

In this little piece, we’ll be looking at LIB as case study to setting up a successful blog.

As an online business coach, the first thing I ask any aspiring blogger who come to me to help them setup a blog to do is pick a niche and their target audience. That alone when carefully done, makes you 55% done because at this point, you must have already though of the blogging model and the offering you will be using to monetize your blog.

Most bloggers just fumbled a couple of times before while trying to found their own successful blog. In the case of Linda, she got it right by chosen the celebrity, gossip and general entertainment niche. While that is not a very promising for a newbie, she was very fortunate to have risen to have come this far.

The next thing to do after deciding on a niche and audience is to pick a model. That may not be a deciding factor, but it helps you stay focus and soar high faster.

One important thing I stand against is using free domain and hosting. That is what broke Linda Ikeji. She was using a free domain and was hosted on blogger. I’ve criticize her blog on that ground previously, but proponents have felt she was successful and thus no need for that ignoring the fact that her success exposes her to complications as this. Other possibilities include the company folding or crashing of their servers which may lead to lost of data.

The host (blogger) in the case of LIB has the right to pull down the blog at anytime for any reason they feel violates their terms and conditions which you signed when creating the account. I once lost a blog too. I didn’t bother me because the blog was just a couple of weeks old.

At a point, I felt nothing will happen to LIB, but it’s quite unfortunate that blogger or google as the case maybe don’t care how successful your blog is, they pull it down at anytime. The question of copyright was just an excused to force her to patronize the blackmailer. In same light, I’ve written post on GossipHA and I saw it appear on a couple of blogs before. Some gave credits, some didn’t. Instead of feeling bad, I felt on point because I broke news and others copied from me.

Those working against her are professional domain squatters who took advantage of her ignorance or rather, negligence to milk her. They actually bought all her brand name domains with all extensions including the .ng domain name which goes for N15,000. Thus for buying www.lindaikeji.ng and www.lindaikejiblog.ng alone, they spent a total of N30,000. That is aside about 10 other extensions and variation related to the brand. Now that the blog has been pulled down, the only hope she have is the mobile version www.lindaikeji.mobi

The guys have not named a price for any of the domains yet, but it is definitely going to run into several millions. When I tried registering a domain name for Labaran Maku, I was shocked to find out that www.labaranmaku.com was registered. When I traced it, the domain was placed for $5,000 –that’s over 800,000. Its amazing how they expect you to pay that huge sum for domain the paid just a token.

To start a successful blog, choose a niche, target audience, model, get domain name and web hosting. There are a lot of blogging platform you can use. All you need is to get web hosting and install the software. I’ve always recommended WordPress (the software from wordpress.org not ).


You can contact me to help you setup a professional blog >>> Ping me on 7C1FBF57 or SMS 08032910381

Click here to get web hosting and domain name registered http://www.hostgator.com.ng/

Linda Ikeji is one of Africa most successful bloggers and has served as an inspiration to many other young people. She told us her story quite a number of times and one among them is the story of how broke she was before shae started blogging. She said there was a day she went to use the ATM but found out she only had 900 and the least she could withdraw was 500 and the minimum balance 500. She had nothing to do than return broken. That was three years back. Last December, she gave her fans cash running into millions just for been there.

Blogging is one of the simplest online business models I know and it works well with any niche provided you have what your chosen target audience need. But to be a successful blogger and make money online, there are a couple of things you must put into consideration.

It is no longer story that Linda Ikeji’s Blog has been pulled down of allegation of copyright infringement. While I feel so bad about that retrogressive development, I deem it necessary to point out the basics of blogging to aspiring and existing bloggers. Its amazing how some successful bloggers don’t know these minutes basics.

In this little piece, we’ll be looking at LIB as case study to setting up a successful blog.

As an online business coach, the first thing I ask any aspiring blogger who come to me to help them setup a blog to do is pick a niche and their target audience. That alone when carefully done, makes you 55% done because at this point, you must have already though of the blogging model and the offering you will be using to monetize your blog.

Most bloggers just fumbled a couple of times before while trying to found their own successful blog. In the case of Linda, she got it right by chosen the celebrity, gossip and general entertainment niche. While that is not a very promising for a newbie, she was very fortunate to have risen to have come this far.

The next thing to do after deciding on a niche and audience is to pick a model. That may not be a deciding factor, but it helps you stay focus and soar high faster.

One important thing I stand against is using free domain and hosting. That is what broke Linda Ikeji. She was using a free domain and was hosted on blogger. I’ve criticize her blog on that ground previously, but proponents have felt she was successful and thus no need for that ignoring the fact that her success exposes her to complications as this. Other possibilities include the company folding or crashing of their servers which may lead to lost of data.

The host (blogger) in the case of LIB has the right to pull down the blog at anytime for any reason they feel violates their terms and conditions which you signed when creating the account. I once lost a blog too. I didn’t bother me because the blog was just a couple of weeks old.

At a point, I felt nothing will happen to LIB, but it’s quite unfortunate that blogger or google as the case maybe don’t care how successful your blog is, they pull it down at anytime. The question of copyright was just an excused to force her to patronize the blackmailer. In same light, I’ve written post on GossipHA and I saw it appear on a couple of blogs before. Some gave credits, some didn’t. Instead of feeling bad, I felt on point because I broke news and others copied from me.

Those working against her are professional domain squatters who took advantage of her ignorance or rather, negligence to milk her. They actually bought all her brand name domains with all extensions including the .ng domain name which goes for N15,000. Thus for buying www.lindaikeji.ng and www.lindaikejiblog.ng alone, they spent a total of N30,000. That is aside about 10 other extensions and variation related to the brand. Now that the blog has been pulled down, the only hope she have is the mobile version www.lindaikeji.mobi

The guys have not named a price for any of the domains yet, but it is definitely going to run into several millions. When I tried registering a domain name for Labaran Maku, I was shocked to find out that www.labaranmaku.com was registered. When I traced it, the domain was placed for $5,000 –that’s over 800,000. Its amazing how they expect you to pay that huge sum for domain the paid just a token.

To start a successful blog, choose a niche, target audience, model, get domain name and web hosting. There are a lot of blogging platform you can use. All you need is to get web hosting and install the software. I’ve always recommended WordPress (the software from wordpress.org not ).

You can contact me to help you setup a professional blog for free >>> Ping me on 7C1FBF57 SMS 08032910381 or WhatsApp +2348097704290

Click here to get web hosting and domain name registered http://www.hostgator.com.ng/

so its you that bought it habaaaaaa ..... who buy lindaikeji.ng

kekakuz:
[size=20pt] linda bought range rover
libda buy house
linda go dubai with family for vacation
you forgot google is monitoring
anyway i just bought lindaikejiblog.ng
na 20million i go sell for you

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