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hush15:you are right. the person you quoted must have been so lucky. Like me now, i want to go on toruism to many states in Nigeria but work won't let me. It is not easy to be a coder, for you to earn higher you need to learn more skills which tells on your social life. i just don't want to be a killjoy but the OP should just forget it, except he want to learn for fun o |
mlkraj:Alright no problem .one love |
TheManOfTheYear:You are right though..over time when you have a solid footing then you can easily socialize..I like the fact that you are able to blend the two together though, not everyone are able to do that if we are going to be honest. ![]() |
Tegaguru:Don't mind those guys oo..they are bad belle people ![]() |
TheManOfTheYear:they have been saying that since inception.. ![]() |
tensazangetsu20:Bro you have time o..i have told my self i will not always respond to those fake guys who feel so much of themselves. anyone who doesn't know JavaScript now in this 21th century na hunger go kill am |
TheManOfTheYear:Bro Hush15 is right..not all programmers are nerds though but 90 percent are like that. He even forgot to add that he may likely loose is relationship with is Babe or wife |
adonainana:seems you are in the legal profession |
Karleb:but this one is really dirty oo..it has very long paint stains |
Karleb: ![]() |
I want to wash the floor tiles in my sitting room. my location is oJodu, Lagos kindly leave your contact or DM if interested |
have only worn it ones I bought two of this shoe but this particular one is bigger than my leg and that is why i am putting it up for sale. The size is 42 Price is N10k last If you are interested call 07087057654
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fm7070:What will 150k or 250k do in farming ..that is too small nw ![]() |
How Well Are You Using Social Media Marketing? It Will Do Your Brand So Much Good. Social Media Marketing is the use of social media platforms to connect with your customers and clients (audience) in the form of a community to build your brand. Your business engagement with your community via this medium will create quality awareness, drive good traffic to your website and increase sales, in a way that is structured and consistent. In fact, “Statistics reveal that 78% of shoppers trust the advice of folks that they know. Only 14% trust advertisers. These figures show precisely how important proper social media marketing would be to the advertising industry” For SMM to be effective, you will need to develop a focused strategy to drive your content and audience management. This involves designing and posting great content on your social media profiles, listening to and engaging your followers, analyzing your results, and running advertising campaigns to drive specific goals and objectives. Read more http://cppl.com.ng/social-media-marketing/ |
tensazangetsu20:This is good.. So what are you going to do next |
PPL SME Support Proposition and SMEs are a great match… SMEs need advice like a house on fire needs water. When the pressure of managing businesses and staying afloat hits, many such businesses are overwhelmed and do not really have the resources to deal with such situations. To ensure they do not crumble under the pressure, the services of an experienced consultant becomes invaluable. SMEs concern themselves with core production of the products or services they want to sell or deliver. They never really bargain for all the other business needs that will arise to support what they put out in the market-Marketing, HR, financial advice, ICT services, business plan writing amongst others. Navigating through their requirements can be daunting because they are swimming in unfamiliar waters. Without appreciable knowledge of the disciplines involved, they make poor choices, bad decisions, usually around cost, when there could be other considerations they do not know about. It becomes a never-ending cycle of short sprints that do not elevate the organization strategically. Most of the time this fire brigade approach amounts to plugging holes and not building new roads. The CPPL SME Support Team is set up to work with this caliber of businesses on a subscription/retainership basis. This ensures that they do not run their business bearing prohibiting overheads from employing people to carry out these functions. They need the expertise but do not have to bear the full cost of hiring. That is what the CPPL SME Support Team brings to the table- expertise at affordable costs that enable business growth and profitability. How do we determine value for the client? We analyze the real issues with the client and come up with several possible options to resolve them. Generally, the client makes ballpark estimates of how these options add up financially, we take it a notch higher to look at the qualitative results of each of the options. Together, we come up with a workable solution whilst keeping in mind the need for them to make profit. How will progress be measured? Every discipline has its own Key Performance Indicators. We will agree with the client on clear objectives and the time required to achieve them. In the end, it is not about the inputs, it’s about the outputs. The Client does not need to concern himself with the details of how we deliver. We just do. We would use automated scorekeeping everyone has access to, for example, a web-based marketing dashboard anyone can check any time. How often shall we meet? In the first few months, we meet weekly in-person with the client. However, once the project is up and running, the meetings would be formally scheduled fortnightly. Of course we recognize that this is subject to the needs of each client. Technology makes it possible for constant communication despite being in different locations. How are the interventions planned? During the meetings, we assess progress and discuss future interventions. We then develop a schedule that would clearly state tasks/ expected milestones and timeframes distributed between CPPL and our client. This would also include any third party collaborators. Our Team: We are made up of very skilled and experienced professionals who understand business analysis, what motivates consumers and how to put strategies in place to improve business. We are able to balance both strategy and execution to ensure that value is created in a manner that is consistent and sustainable. We listen and ensure that what is to be done is driven by a good understanding of the issues our clients are trying to deal with. A good understanding and application of the concept of the 5Cs of business (Company, Customer, Competition, Collaborators and Climate) are some of our assets. Our solutions include: http://cppl.com.ng/portfolio/cppl-sme-consulting/
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What is this country turning to Nitori olorun.. Taking someone in broad day light? ![]() |
tensazangetsu20:This is good, just minor changes and u will be fine |
KingTayo37:It is not so hard to build though it somehow complex which can still mean that it is hard ![]() I once thought of doing something like this but where I got discouraged was the finance aspect. You will really need so much money to build a server. If you say that u will use third party Email API to send emails you will close shop within a week because they will be charging you. So it is an effort in futility. Except you are Dangote |
don4real:What motive Mr man, it is clearly written that we don't save card details all transactions is processed by flutter wave, even so there will still be an OTP page where you enter your OTP. We don't do subscription services where by we may one to store card details to charge it when the sub expires, so what are you now saying. How best will you charge a card? |
KingTayo37:Thanks bro ![]() |
myles16:No it won't be deducted, it will be 105.. The reason for that N100 is for transfer fees. Well since Naitalk is a forum and Nairaland is a forum then I will say yes but the ideology os different |
myles16:If you want to monetize your posts, the 100 will still be in your wallet. When users like your posts you earn N5 per like |
Capnd143:It is Nigerians I asked for nw You mean you don't have for youths abi? |
Hello if you have email database of youths in Nigeria, preferably Students in tertiary institutions Let me know how much you will like to sell. IF you wish to reach me personally you can send me a mail adeleyecaleb@gmail.com |
PapaNnamdi:Oh i have seen it, will fix that in next update Thanks |
There is something i have noticed about Clients especially in the US and UK. They feel like they are helping you by giving you jobs to do , and they also think you should just accept whatever peanuts they throw at you. When you tell them that you can't accept the amount they want to pay for the Application you want to build for them , they start to tell you how there are so many software engineers in the US and why they just feel like giving back to Naija by employing you. Clients back home pay better even with all the economic situations we are facing here. ![]() If you have experienced this before please share your story .. |
Godmother:Thanks dear...it been a while o, never knew you still dey around ![]() |
tensazangetsu20:Okay I get you |
Officialgarri:Well I am not the only one that post, and some times I am in a haste to post something. I will correct it. Thanks a lot |
dissman:Thanks for the honest feedback. I really appreciate it |
operationmoses:There are a lot of materials available on the internet. You can visit freecodecamp on YouTube |
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Are they going to deduct N5 from the likers wallet and credit the likee??