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By Kaymu.com.ng Everything and anything for all intents and purposes is done online today. Organizations are going web, abandoning the customary technique for taking part in transactions. Taking your business online however, is trickier than you envision. It requires investment, persistence and strength to go through obstacles and run a fruitful e-trade. However, Kaymu.com.ng has highlighted 5 fundamental tips in launching an ecommerce business Attractive website: Giving your business a satisfying proficient look is an absolute necessity in emerging tops amongst heaps of online businesses as the quantity of business people testing their fortunes in the advanced world is very high. Choosing the configuration of your site is one of the easily overlooked details which should be considered important. Numerous website builders that can help you outline your website are widely available. Plan for test and trials: Before taking your time and vitality on launching your business online, it’s important to engage in studies, offer specimens and test your products completely. Conduct reviews or take a stab at offering tests of your item before spending hard work to dispatch it on the web. Don’t incorrectly quantify your prosperity: Bear in mind that ecommerce is not advanced science. It’s occasional. It’s important to not measure your success at quarter-over-quarter, but at year- over-year. Comparing January statistics with your February information does not give a reasonable review of your advancement. Set aside a factually precise interval and compare your metrics. Compare January 2016 with January 2017, summer to summer in order to get an accurate report of your advancement. Oversee your email records effectively: In the event that you have done your homework outlining an incredible site, then developing your email list is an unquestionable requirement in ecommerce. It’s one of the most ideal approaches to support your online business. It’s also important to include email records as a key-execution pointer when you’re measuring achievement. On the off chance that you overlook this part, you may get yourself soaked in a rabbit gap attempting to pay out through paid outlets. Never back down: A large portion of ecommerce business fail to understand that it regularly requires investment and persistence to test out an idea. Read more@www.nairausd.com Twitter @naira usd
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By BusinessNews The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has declared that the Nigerian economy suffered severe decline in the past one year of the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari. The LCCI in a report titled: “The Economy After One Year of Buhari’s Administration” released yesterday explained that the woeful outcome of the nation’s economic performance was the result of “the absence of well structured, broad-based and synergized economic blueprint with clearly stated goals, plans, policies and strategies to drive the economy.” The Chamber stressed that the economic policy space remained unclear, adding that the policy conception was faulty, hence, policy coordination and implementation suffered serious setback. Read more@www.nairausd.com/2016/05/economy-suffered-severe-decline-under. Twitter@nairausd
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PERSONAL DATA Contact person (firstname):IfyAn Email: ifyan.ia@gmail.com Phone: 08089929317 City Lagos BLOG INFO Blog Name: nairausd Blog Category i.e. EXCHANGE, OIL, BUSINESS, COMMODITIES, OPINION Blog Url:www.nairausd.com Average Number of Blog Readership:2500 per month Blog Type: Business Blog |
PERSONAL DATA Contact person (firstname):IfyAn Email: ifyan.ia@gmail.com Phone: 08089929317 City Lagos BLOG INFO Blog Name: nairausd Blog Category i.e. Blog Url:www.nairausd.com Average Number of Blog Readership:2500 per month Blog Type: Business Blog |
Exchange Rate for B Pound-Naira, 26th Thursday May 2016 ww.nairausd.com |
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Quote=“If the CBN does not spell out the details of the new policy and make the market wider for the participation of all stakeholders, the Naira will be in trouble; for instance the exchange rate closed N345 yesterday, today (Wednesday) it hit N347 (to the Dollar) because of the pronouncement.” Sam Diala Strong indications have emerged that the flexible foreign exchange (Forex) policy announced by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) after its bi-monthly Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting last Tuesday will trigger a new wave of crisis in the market. Concerns are also being expressed about the failure of the CBN Governor, Godwin Emefiele, to announce modalities for the implementation of the newly created “official exchange window” which analysts say was shrouded in uncertainty and could serve as platform for unethical practices. The Acting President, Association of Bureau de Change Operators of Nigeria (ABCON), Muhammed El-Amin, told The UNION that the new floating exchange rate policy introduced by the apex bank would not go a long way in solving the forex crisis as it was intended. Instead, he said, it would escalate the crisis and make the Naira weaker in value in relation to the US Dollar, thereby spiking inflation, cost of production and putting greater pressure on the local currency. Read more@http://www.nairausd.com/2016/05/new-forex-policy-may-worsen-nairas-woes.html?m=1
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HONG KONG] China's yuan fell to the sixth place in April among most-used currencies for global payments by value with a market share of 1.82 per cent, global transaction services organisation SWIFT said on Thursday. The yuan jumped to the fourth place last August, but gradually lost growth momentum as the volatile foreign exchange rate and China's sluggish economy dampened foreign investors' appetite to use or hold the currency. The "redback" is now after the US dollar, the euro, the sterling, the Japanese yen and the Canadian dollar. Overall, yuan payments value in April decreased by 7.73 per cent from a month earlier, while in general all payment currencies decreased by 4.6 per cent, SWIFT said. Read more@www.nairausd.com/2016/05/chinas-yuan-falls-to-6th-place-among Twitter@nairausd
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By Clara Nwachukwu Despite the ‘relief’ from the pains of scarcity, following the increase in the pump price of premium motor spirit, PMS, also called petrol to N145 per litre, and liberalisation of sourcing for foreign exchange, FOREX, majority of the oil marketers still depend on the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, for their supplies. Dependence on NNPC supplies follows challenges being faced by petroleum products importers and oil marketers in sourcing for the requisite forex to enable them bring in refined products. Nevertheless, with the gains of the pump price increase, marketers are now more willing to expand investments in downstream operations, including investing in private refineries. Pending final decisions on the refineries, the Major Marketers Association of Nigeria, MOMAN, revealed that its members has already invested about $2 million in ultra-sonic metering system for a more reliable volume capture from the vessel. Read more@http://www.nairausd.com/2016/05/forex-scarcity-marketers-still-depend.html?m=1 Twitter@naira usd
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As CBN ignores pressure from petroleum marketers By Emeka Anaeto, Economy Editor The nation’s external reserves recorded a modest decline last week, contrary to speculations that Federal Government’s new policy on downstream oil sector liberalization would extend its foreign exchange-related pressures on the reserves. Gross foreign reserves had opened at USD26.787 billion on Thursday, May 12, a day after the Federal Government announced liberalization of petrol imports, directing importers to the autonomous market for sourcing the required foreign exchange, a decision which immediately sparked off speculative pressures on the parallel market. At close of business last Thursday, May 19, the reserves was USD26.587 billion. Though at USD200 million or 0.75 per cent decline, the reserves went down at higher rate week-on-week compared to the preceding week decline of 0.49 per cent, banking industry operators believed there was no transfer of pressure on the reserves as the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, maintained its usual trading positions in terms of both volume band and exchange rate. Read more@http://www.nairausd.com/2016/05/external-reserves-record-modest-decline.html?m=1 Twitter@nairausd
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The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) last week sold a total of $130,755,294.59 to 14 commercial banks, four merchant banks and the Bank of Industry (BoI). The amount was however lower by $5,283,163.58, compared with the $136,038,458.17 the banking sector regulator allocated to the financial institutions in the preceding week. The amount is expected to reduce further going forward, following the new fuel price regime excluding the funding of importation of petroleum products from the official foreign exchange market. Returns on forex utilisation published by the financial institutions last week showed that for the first time since THISDAY started reporting their returns, United Bank for Africa (UBA), with $18,500,803.50 got the highest allocation from the central bank. Read more@www.nairausd.com/2016/05/uba-leads-as-cbn-forex-sales-to-banks. Twitter@nairausd
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The Consumer Price Index (CPI) which measures inflation rose further to 13.7 per cent in April compared to 12.8 per cent in March and 11.4 per cent in February, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) stated monday. It blamed the 0.9 per cent rise in the headline index on the lingering structural constraints which had continued to manifest in electricity rates and kerosene prices. The NBS said the impact of higher prices in petrol and vehicle spare parts contributed significantly to the core sub-index in April. “These items as well as other imported items continued to have ripple effects across many divisions that contribute to the core. The index increased by 13.4 per cent in March, roughly 1.2 per cent points from rates recorded in March,” it stated. The food index increased by 13.2 per cent in April, up by 0.4 per cent from rates recorded in March as all major food groups which contribute to the food sub- index increased at a faster pace driven by higher food prices in fish, bread and cereals, and vegetables groups, the NBS further noted. Read more@www.nairausd.com/2016/05/higher-electricity-tariffs-fuel-prices. Twitter@naira usd
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mokoshalb:Can you do SEO on my blog and how much. Communicate through my email=ifyan.ia@gmail.com Thanks |
mokoshalb:What did you mean by running ads. I will also think of other niche maybe job advert. That may be nice. |
mokoshalb:If I add what you advised, don't you think I am becoming unprofessional. Sorry to go against your advice. I want to look professional because of my targeted visitors. Thanks for your understanding. |
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mokoshalb:Bro you wouldn't understand. I started with exchange rate, later added oil plus business news. What next. Give me advice. |
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