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Why are some people after quick money? saddude: |
RICHMAN247:There are so many online business opportunities to make money daily, but the surest way is to start a blog in a niche market, continue to publish constant content on it, monetize it and BUILD EMAIL LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS. From your email list, you will make money online on a daily basis if you have loyal followers. |
As a professional, I learnt a very important lesson in marketing i.e. how to face objections and rejections. Don't EVER let rejections deprive you of your NEXT SUCCESS. Have you ever wondered how an ugly man marries a beautiful woman? He must have been rubbished in the mud times without number but persisted until he becomes the WINNER. iCauseTrouble: |
Congrats. Step up the game. Learn, learn and learn. There's always a tipping point in domaining business. You'll get there in Jesus name. Amen! Betheldukeman: |
Favour196:I agree with you 100 percent that being a Nigerian, working from home in Nigeria, is a BIG MINUS. But I can tell you most of you are not doing this business professionally. It costs money to make money. You need to register a domain name of your own, get web hosting and start a blog on the domain. You'll not sell this domain and blog. It's your business office. Start blogging about domain topics which you have researched on trendy information. Become a brand in your industry. In 6 months or more, your name would become a household name if you're consistent about it. Refer your potential clients to it if they're in doubt. If you treat it as a going concern business, you'll not defraud anybody because your name is at stake too. You'll be honest in every of your dealings with people you're doing business with at arm's length transaction. When you have good footprints online, you won't be skeptical about giving out your Nigeria mobile number or calling a foreigner with your Nigeria number. Don't forget there's "phone lookup" service abroad. I don't know if Nigeria has that service here. Any foreigner in doubt but is business minded can look you up. In 2012 while in Nigeria, I sold a domain name for $260. (Mind you, I've been online since 2007). I noticed Sedo.com was asking me for info that will stall the sale. I promptly told my potential buyer that Sedo.com is not an option right away. Do you know he suggested Ecop.com for the transaction? This is because I had footprints he trusted! But you must be ready to pay it forward. For example, Jide Offor has good footprints (and desires to maintain it in the foreseeable future) that is why he could confidently approach Escrow.com to include Nigeria in their approved countries. Sedo.com is excluding and banning Nigerians today because of what some of us did in the past. I learnt (but not confirmed) that Clickbank.com used to accept Nigerians in the long time past. Everyone needs to be honest in what we do in order to regain foreigners' confidence in us. It's as simple as that but it's not going to be an overnight thing. Imagine with the volume of business transaction Nigerians are doing with PayPal.com, we're not allowed to become merchants to receive payments here in Nigeria? Too bad! I've been selling through PayPal.com on a daily basis and I know there are other Nigerians that can do better than me. If you make $50 per day from selling digital information products, will that not change your fortunes? I've been reading this domaining thread and I see some of us asking their counterparts to click on one link which is against terms of service of the providers and I say Nigerians at it again. This information is indexed on the web and open to all and sundry to read. Can you do business with such a person? Remember when palm oil touches one finger it stains others as well. There are hard working young Nigerians like I see in this thread, you can form a formidable force to crack down on fraudsters whether he is your brother or sister, make them see reasons why they should desist from nefarious activities and Nigeria will be a better place to be and do business, sooner than later. See Ghana here. You can open Clickbank.com account and Nigeria, the Giant of Africa, is dwarfed. Our government has a lot to do to rebuild our damaged image abroad.
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singletech:Reason for transfer? Simple: I'm transferring to a partner for easier management of domains. |
Experts in the house, when checking for end users, do you enter the domain name itself, e.g. FaceBook.com or the keywords, e.g. "face book" into Google.com and Bing.com to find them? cc: Haykay2005, Ayorich, Expertix, Treasure28, etc |
wizecoder1:My advise is this: Before you take any insurance cover, make sure you go through an "insurance broker" who knows his onions. You won't pay more but he will help you in times of mishap without you worrying about anything. Insurance companies can be funny when it comes to time of claims settlement. They quickly invoke clauses in your insurance policies you may not have been aware of and are even buried in fine prints. |
You fall into all the creative antics of bloggers who write fictitious stories that get people talking and bringing advertising dollars into their bank accounts. Was this reporter there? How did he get the letter? Is he a member of the said church? I cannot add anything up here! |
But Clickbank is clamping down on accounts regularly accessed from Nigeria now. They will ask you for ID and if you provide Nigeria ID, you're AXED |
I want us to share ideas on your preferred or best data network you're using for your online businesses in terms of COST EFFECTIVENESS and TIMING. Most time I use Airtel Trybe N25 night browsing. It comes with 500MB between 12.00a.m to 5.00am. Unfortunately, they've slashed the MB to just 250MB now. Share yours please. Thank you |
Eruditerichy:This is why you've to start a blog or build your own business website online with credibility. When potential customers ask for your personal info, you refer them to it. This way, they will more than trust who you are and what you do. When you give your Nigeria phone number, you're at the mercy of God if the person (and their family and friends) asking for it has not been scammed by your "Nigerian brother or sister." |
A lot of aspiring Nigeria entrepreneurs want to start an online business with little or no money. That's okay. Don't complicate things. You don't need bells and whistles to build a website or start a blog to earn money online. The basic tools and resources you need start are: -Domain name of your own, -Web hosting to upload your files, and -Autoresponder software to build an email list. If you can set these tools up and properly integrate them, you're good to go. You can do a lot with these tools on your website or blog. What I see with people not making money online is their inability to learn, make mistakes and get better from there. You must be determined to succeed in order to make money online in Nigeria. Global market is hostile to Nigerians but if you can prove your mettle and expertise, the world is your oyster. Getting the above tools is cheap by using free trial offers and getting results from your promotions. Do you have any question to be answered to get started, no problem. Ask them on this thread or get in touch through my signature file. |
UpworkMan:All these gate crashers are never tired of parasiting on others' success. Why not create your thread and become the thought leader there? Stealing other people's success will leave you helpless when proof is required from you. To your success. |
kufre2010:Clicking on your own advert is no, no. They can ban you and your domains for life if you're caught. And you even quoted the domain names here. |
300wayne:If you're the true owner, leave him alone. He's helping you to promote your domain |
tendingNews:u don't know that they are using indecency to attract visitors to make money online |
Quinolone:is she his wife? no! |
Wizklynd23:i've done it before. you can start a business with only N3.68kobo. keep your money and use your tine and skills to make money |
chigo4u:Okay. I do guest blogging, network on social media, etc. All known internet marketing methods but with superior content marketing. |
nohitch:Please can you shed more light on "...for recent account openings, things have changed for the better" |
bobojoshua:Please, my email: ideasfield@gmail.com |
IDEALCASH:Please, I've sent you PM. My email is ideasfield@gmail.com |
crudedude:If it's the .com you own, just tell him, type-in traffic comes more from it and searchers are wont to type the .com extension rather than the other extensions. Also make him to understand that he is fencing out every competitor from his business by using different superior domains to gain search engine listing or redirect to his money site. What more? There are so many reasons. |
chigo4u:I promote with superior content, on and outside my blog. How much I make monthly? You'll slump if I tell you! LOL! |
chigo4u:i don't need vpn. i can still get things going when i am out of here. i concerned with nigerians who cannot do business with clickbank because they are in nigeria |
Clickbank has decided to close my almost 12 years old account because I'm now operating in Nigeria. When will our leaders grow this economy and manage the country's image well. It's sad we cannot do legitimate online business in Nigeria simply because you are in Nigeria. Please make your contribution to see if solutions are possible [img][/img]
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