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RuddyFusion:
A no no if your site has nothing useful to offer

Yes you right

leksmedia:
I would not advise push notification on an upcoming site , it can really be annoying to the users and can discourage users from your site.

Anyways it has its own advantages too but don't abuse it. For your website design visit www.leksmediaconcept.com or call 08173091370

An upcoming blog or site can still use it, it depends on how frequently you post, beside you can limit the number of posts to push by day..

kingrt2:
Check out my own site @ signature

Awesome concept

Preciousojoka:
Baba what about blogger?

I will research and get back to you!


You may search for pushcrew and how to add it on blogger on Big G

RuddyFusion:
I saw this and have tested it myself

Hello RuddyFusion

What do you think about push notification?

Appdriod:
Same here.
Notifications are intrusive

Noted..

Sapiosexuality:
What do you mean, bro? I have something similar on my blog www.mortalpoet.com

Nice

ITbomb:
Simply say "How to add 'Do not Allow' button on your blog" cos I never gonna allow shiit on my browser

Yeah I get your point


However in my opinion, must case's it depends on how frequently the site is updated

If you find a site useful and you notice they update say twice or thrice in a day. Wouldn't you subscribe to receive notification?

Victorakats:
Great

May I ask why?

Just watching from a distance

rusellweb:
any blogger here for post for post

what's your niche?

felaliveson:
Following.. can I have your number ?

Write me a mail...

Please I'm looking for my Nokia pin mouth charger

What is this world turning into?

spafu:
Thanks.

You welcome

spafu:
Please teach me how you masked your URL with the word HERE. Thanks.

Hello spafu

On the NL post editor page

Click on the hyperlink button

Type or copy this code ["url=http://blogginglodge.com]here[/url"]

Without the quotes and replace my domain with yours

Regards

Yes it's but i would recommend your contact your domain registra efroe you begin the process. It best they work your through the process themselves.


btw, visit blogginglodge for your blogging and seo tips

No, once you have done it, google automatically crawls your blog/site for fresh contents and url's

but you can manually submit your post to be extra sure...

btw I covered how you can add your blog to google webmasters tools here

David160:
how many times should we submit a site, is it every time we make a post or just once?

hello op, your blog design is really good

but i would suggest your restructure your navigation url(it's not search friendly)


btw you might wanna check out blogging lodge for your blogging tips.
regards

managersam:
Recently I decided to re-design my blog and get serious with blogging. I need your reviews on it.
here is the blog www.techloaded.com.ng
Don't mind the content though.

Any website r blog can have https, it's not restricted to any geographical location

Mine blog, blogginglodge is https.

Btw, you might wanna checkout blogging tips

Most importantly have a good sense of humor...

Lol fuuny you bro....

VeryKlean:
Me
Who fit hack my account
Even my ATM password pass 4 numbers, I no still trust the bank. U don see password wey dey take 40minutes to complete typing U go see something$

Who Etisalat... Sorry 9mobile EPP?


Shey ehaf force PMB to come back to NG


Smh

No problem

olayiwola4u:
Celestinec, I'm sorry for not responding in time; I've been very busy.

Yes but I think you failed to mention one thing...




"Availability of network"

dammy13:
When you become a part of the private rented sector for the first time, there are a number of things you have to consider to ensure you are not cheated and that you’re in a secure and safe tenancy. Jumia Travel, the leading online travel agency, shares 6 things you as a first time renter should consider before renting an apartment.

Tenancy Contracts

Though they tend to be long, confusing and full of legal jargon, it is important to avoid the temptation of just skipping to the end and signing it without reading. A tenancy contract is a legally binding document that mandates your landlord to do certain things that you definitely should be aware of to avoid being taken by a rude surprise.

Upfront Costs

It’s easy for first-time renters to forget that aside monthly or yearly rent, there are also upfront costs of renting an apartment and you’ll almost always have to complete the payment of the costs before you can move into the apartment. You should prepare and plan ahead for these costs to avoid a rude shock in this area.

Long Term Costs

Aside monthly or yearly rent, there are other utility payments like electricity, water etc. that you have to consider. You need to be sure if certain utilities are covered by your rent and provided for or if you will have to either source for them or pay for them.

Take a Meter Reading Before Signing on the Dotted Line

Landlords are fond of passing on previous electricity bills to new and unsuspecting tenants. Ensure you are not a victim of this by taking a meter reading of the electricity meter when you come to inspect the house. You can also request to see evidence that electricity bills have been paid to date and there are no outstanding bills left for you to shoulder. Please ensure you do this to avoid being charged by PHCN for electricity previous tenants used.

Safety and Appearance of the Neighbourhood

Many first-time renters often get carried away with the excitement of renting their first apartment and forget to assess the safety of the neighbourhood their renting the apartment in. Please ensure you do not make this mistake. Landlords will hardly be truthful or sincere about the safety of the neighbourhood of their apartments, so you have to ask around and make necessary enquiries. You can talk to one or two people who live and work around the area to get information about what the area is really like.

Accessibility

Try to get an apartment that has an easy or relatively easy access to public transportation, provision stores, medical facilities or anything else you consider important to your living situation. This will help make life in the apartment easier for you.

http://fabinfos.com/things-consider-renting-apartment-first-time/

It's quite unfortunate for me though

I can only speak my native language and English

abeg can I faint here..


that person na "goat"

Here in Aba, my brother it's terrible

You can find related stuffs and

blogging tips here

spafu:
Came to learn

Yes

btw, I sent you a message on whatsapp but it appears you have not been on there in like forever

olayiwola4u:
Celestine, that's all blogger needs to know.

Single niche still rocks more these days


However there are still a lot of other factors e.g

A single niche without original contents is rubbish

kenny714433:
Hmmmmm




Plz I'm new here. How do i post here?

Hello Kenny, it's relatively easy,
On the NL homepage, choose the category you want to post in
You will see "Create New Topic"
Thats it.... just click the link, type your post and click submit