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icekream:
I doff ma hat dor u boss... Can u teaxh me some? Juat the basics... I av Photoshop xs6

I no be Boss.
But, let's talk on whatsapp: 07033177777.

icekream:
Lovely op... Is it only photoshop u used?

For these, I used only PhotoShop.

yrret:
I love the creativity behind the art.

I noticed Lady f is trying to be ubiquitous today.

Thanks Boss.

The Last:

And Here:

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ladyF:
Wow. Nice one OP. I need that Thor's hammer tho

Talk to him. He's kind.
I'm sure he won't refuse lending it out.

Here:

Hello fellow nairalanders.

I took to 20 days of photo manipulation.
Well, it was stressful. But, was worth it.

Raylight2:
please I want to know a good application for creating television adverts

thanks

After Effects.

Ceejayo:
I need to make some corrections on a logo and a flyer, I have the vector files aready, need an expert on adobe illustrator...

Let's talk then.
My email id: xchipgraphics@gmail.com

walemglobal:
Job Opportunity:

Freelance Graphic Designers required for weekly banner creation for an e-commerce outlet.

Also we require an effective campaign/online and offline marketing professionals.
Interested and qualified please drop us some lines so we could get in touch with you asap.

If the quality of your work good, this contract will be rolling contract.

Please experience individuals only. Cheers.

Let's talk then.

Email: xchipgraphics@gmail.com
Phone: 08073879543

fathomberry:
mbok i need a logo designer to design better logo for me.
design is just for a blog.

Alright. Let's talk then.
Xchipgraphics@gmail.com.

Chosen1984:
Ghanaian Police and Nigerian Police brothers in Crime !

Don't raise your voice o.

Cc lalasticlala.

Cc ishilove.

I been think say na only Naija Police dey commit this kind crime.
How can an email address start with www.?
Or has email format changed?

This ridiculously colorful.
These buildings are owned by people.

If someone is sane enough to paint their houses with these colors, then, I see no problem with the make-up our ladies wear these days.

INTERMAN:
The great artist. I am sure he would be a great ife graduate

UNN.

This man is one of the people that got me going back then in UNN.

I wished I could meet him.
He's an icon. And, his works will keep inspiring.

My repspect, Sir.

impactz:
This or right. and that's a huge problem with Graphic designers... Most of them hardly ask what do you want? but then come Clients can be funny. when you ask them what they want their reply would be You should know what I want. Still I think its right to ask. thanks man.

Well, understanding what thay need is very necessary. The problem is that some designers don't know how to put it to get the client talking. Once you work it out, getting the necessary info won't be a problem.

kart042000:
Here i am throwing a cimpetition open for the best graphic work for a banner with good clarity and captions.
Details of the banner..
Xyz company name and address
Professional and industrial laundry
Monogram
School uniforms, jerseys and sports outfits
Heat transfer and branding
Other services
Cakes, small chops and confectionery
Car wash


The person with the best design will be paid. The competition is made open, no PM's please.

May God have mercy on you.
Good morning.

willbob:
pls throw more lights

Some photos are copyright protected, and using them for commercial purposes without paying for them may get you sued.

willbob:
Can you use pictures downloaded from the Internet?
What of those nature landscape pictures?

Yes. As long as they Royalty free.

wizard007:
I need a professional and perfect user of Photoshop software to do some editing for me, call me Asap so we can talk: 080813336103. Urgency!!!

The number is 12. Instead of 11.

Funfreak:
Hello guys please i need someone who can design a logo like what is below and as clean as that too. would pay service. kindly reply and lets do business.

https://megasecret.gishwhes2012.com/g_blog/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/GWR-logo1.jpg

Let's talk.

You may or may not have asked yourself this question but chances are the answer effects how you run your business and how you deal with your clients.

As a freelance designer, I am never far from low budget clients because they can be the difference between success and failure, for my business. Unfortunately, in many cases a low budget client can be the first to go when a firm attains loftier positions. This can be a problem for both the designer and the client. For the designer, it is never a good idea to remove their foundation, despite the urge to abandon your less desirable clients. It would be much wiser to either put in the extra effort or find a competent designer who you can sub-contract to.

By maintaining your clients, you ensure that there will be a fallback plan for you in the case of any dry spells or complications; as well it serves to endorse designers as those who understand and practice proper design ethics with their clients. You must remember that word of mouth tends to work a lot faster when the 'mouth' has something bad to say. Worse yet, one designer's mistake can easily end up being all designers' mistakes, as far as the client is concerned and they will likely give the next person down the line a harder time.

The secret to keeping clients with small projects and small wallets is not to provide less design but to be more thorough in the preliminary meetings. Don't be shy to ask what their budget is and when they expect the end product. Without any indication as to budget and time-line you're flying blind and this can cost you and the client money. The more specific you are, from the get go, the more efficient you will be and the more cost effective it will be to keep these clients.

In the case that you absolutely have no time for your smaller clients, don't blow them off. Begin slowly by subcontracting your undesirable projects to a fellow designer, who could use the leg up, and then finalize the shift by introducing the client to the designer and inform the client that you highly recommend them to take over in your stead.

The end result will leave the client feeling that you cared enough to find someone else for them and they may mention this to a potential client, who's wallet may be a bit bigger!

Source: http://www.cgminds.com/2015/06/are-low-budget-clients-worth-it.html

pneumaticos:
I am not so sure,but i think dealday makes 80% of their business by referers

Dealday me be in ur niche already

Well, we have not looked at Dealdey. But, from all indications, it seems working on commission is better.

pneumaticos:
I dont really know this business but going the commision way to paid will surely pay,but definately on the long run,...the online businesspher in nigeria may not give u the luxury of the big cash for adverts to get the business to be listed the notion that you are so big and cant run away with their ""5000"" subscribtion on your platform

Can you explain a bit further.

pneumaticos:
Another thought is ,if each prospective customer to the business listed will contact your startup by phone (a kind of support line) first before getting to the listed business,

Or take a survey in 3 states around southwest to confirm your stand

Bet me, your comments are awesome.
We are not actually looking at basing our revenue on adverts. It's just a part of it.

Thank you very much.

grownaira:
The following steps might lead u to success:

1. Invest in publicising your start up very well

2. Allow businesses/clients to register for free (for probably six to twelve months) without charging them a kobo even on commission.

3. With good traffic on ur site, u can start generating little revenue via adsence, selling ad spaces etc.

4. After the 6to12 months, you can then charge ur clients commission on sales plus annual or monthly rent fees for using the site.

With my idea: Businesses will register free of cost. But, will have to pay a commission on every customer we send to them.

We're working on building strong relationship with people/businesses that will help us get to our target market.

Do you actually think that asking for a subscription fee and commission on each customer from businesses will work out?
Won't it be too much?
'Cause we want to give them reasons to do business with us.

pneumaticos:
You r take on it will work well than that of your friend,since you will be providing a service and not really buying any physical stuff that will cost you money,its better you go the commission way,

But if the service cannot be fully provided by the platform built by you guys
Then your friends suggestion will work better

If i were the one i would test the waters with your friend idea to see if we could pull in some cash,though this is highly dependent on the demography of your customers,
If you cistomer are the common people on the

Well, the main target is women. And he was saying that getting them to make payments online may be difficult. That, I understand. But, we were to include an option that allow users pay after receiving the services.

His problem was that some businesses may fail to admit that we sent them customers after they must have collect their payment.

Then, I suggested that we keep in touch with the users after booking for a service and provide an option on the "account profile" where the user can mark a booking/service complete and rate the business after receiving the booked service(s) from the business. This will help us to know when they've paid the business.

But, he was saying that users won't have time to rate and mark bookings "Complete".

That's the problem.