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The world has seen a dramatic shift to mobile in recent years. People are using their devices to connect with friends, families, and things that matter to them – including discovering and engaging with businesses. This is why it’s more important than ever to build a presence on mobile and connect with your customers where they spend the most time.

There are now 70 million active business Pages on Facebook.

To stand out and really engage both your current and potential customers, use your Page to connect, communicate, and provide customers with what they’re looking for.

Part 1 of this step-by-step tutorial will focus on Facebook Page for Business.

In the course of this training, I may use real live account as a case study. The use of such accounts does not constitute promotion or endorsement.

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Ub4sure:
I am fully in.

For sure. I need little more persons in to get started.
Get ready for a revolution in Facebook Application for business promotion.

More people expected

lurlah2014:
DE'lurlah Beauty salon is my facebook business name

Noted

I just added Facebook Workplace

This is official Facebook tutorial thread for small business owners, authors, freelancers and big players.

In the recent past, Facebook has made a lot of adjustment and improvement to its
range of products and reposition them to help business grow.

A lot of small business owners have been lost in these changes.
Many have wasted their money on Advert that does not deliver.

We get asked a lot of questions at my agency.

So I am using this thread to provide latest information and guide on
how to use Facebook to grow your business.

This thread will treat the following Facebook products.
1. Facebook Page
2. Facebook Group
3. Facebook Profile
4. Facebook Messenger
5. Facebook Places
6. Instant Articles
7. Facebook Marketplace
8. Facebook Ad
9. Instagram
10. Facebook Workplace

These tutorials will be posted DIRECTLY HERE on the thread.
I will use some live project as case study.
Problems/Questions can also be posted and since this is an open platform,
it may be answered by fellow Nairalanders who have had experience in Facebook.

All you have to do is sit back, visit the thread, read the posts, ask
questions (if any), contribute to or debunk posted tutorials.

How easier can it be? Let’s set the ball rolling!!!

Sign in now to book your space.

Can I get 20 "I am in"

Comment below your Business profile links on these Facebook suite of products if you have any.

Courtesy: This tutorial is facilitated by Jetro Olowole - CEO WebClick Digital Marketing Agency

Copy the question and submit it on the Ask Question page for expert view. To submit your question visit: https://health2wealth.org/ask-question/

Most Doctors are not paid for what they are truly worth especially in Nigeria. Having worked with many physician entrepreneurs to build alternative source of income, I have come to appreciate the importance of having another source of income.

Wellness Entrepreneurs are springing up everywhere. The health and wellness industry in the worldwide is HUGE and growing rapidly. It is called the new trillion dollar industry and people all over the world are gaining interest in nutrition, organics, fitness, alternative medicine, and all kinds of related health and wellness education, coaching, services, and products in phenomenal numbers.

People want to feel good, look good, and be active - and they are seeking out organic and natural food, fitness classes, alternative medicine, herbalism, plant medicine, and buying up books, dvd's, programs and services to help them create vitality and longevity.

This is awesome news, because I deeply believe that if all the healers, coaches, and wellness practitioners were able to really create abundant and successful businesses, then we would be able to help so many people and thus create massive healing, transformation and change in the world!

I believe that to create a sustainable future we need to support healers to create successful holistic businesses and projects worldwide. As conscious healers and entrepreneurs today, it is up to us to learn how to use the resources and tools that we have available to us today to make a difference - like the internet, social media and business.

These are my top 10 ideas for Doctors and medical practitioners to earn additional income online.

1. Wellness Blogging
2. Online Wellness Retailing
3. Wellness App
4. Medical Software
5. Self-publishing
6. Wellness Podcast/Webinar
7. Online Media Health Talk
8. Wellness Retreats
9. Wellness Coaching
10. Network Marketing

If you need free access to the full article on step-by-step guide to setup these business opportunities, comment below with the business idea(s) and I will send you the link.

CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS IN #ASKTOWIN CHALLENGE

Below is commonly asked health questions. Participate in the #AskToWin challenge and you will get a copy of my book "How To turn Your Passion For Health Into Wealth!"

One lucky winner will also get a surprise gift! Don't ask me what it is. That is why it's a surprise gift. The winner will be declared as soon as all the questions have been asked.

The overall winner will be the person with the highest view on all his/her questions

HOW TO PARTICIPATE
Step 1 - Comment below the question number you will like to ask and your email.
Step 2 - Register on Health2Wealth website if you have not done so. To register visit: https://health2wealth.org/login/
Step 3 - Copy the question below and submit it on the Ask Question page. To submit your question visit: https://health2wealth.org/ask-question/
Step 4 - You will receive notification once your question is approved and a copy of the ebook will be sent to you. The question will also be removed from this list.
Step 5 (Optional): Share the link to your question page to your timeline or group.

NOTE: When submitting your question, you can select any category.

6. How should I care for my plaster cast?
7. How long should I wear compression stockings to improve my circulation?
11. How should I dispose of used needles or sharps?
13. What is the risk of infection from someone else's blood?
14. What should I do after contact with someone else's blood or saliva?
15. What infections can used needles or sharps pass on?
16. What should I keep in my first aid kit?
17. How do I take someone's temperature?
18. What is a fever (high temperature) in children?
19. How do I check my pulse?
20. How do I check someone's pulse?
21. When do tetanus symptoms show up after an injury?
22. What are bruises?
23. What should I do if I injure myself with a used needle?
24. What infections can used needles or sharps pass on?
25. Does my cut need stitches?
26. How do I apply butterfly stitches?
27. Can I get my stitches (sutures) wet in the bath or shower?
28. How should I care for my stitches?
29. What is skin glue?
30. How do I care for a wound treated with skin glue?
31. How long will my stitches (sutures) take to dissolve?
32. What is blood pressure?
33. Can I pick up a prescription for someone else?
35. Can I speak to a GP about someone else's health?
36. Am I more at risk if my relatives have cancer?
37. What do cancer stages and grades mean?
38. Do I need a cervical screening test if I'm a virgin?
39. How should I check my breasts?
40. Are sunbeds safe?
41. Are sunbeds safe to use during pregnancy?
43. How is cancer treated?
44. What do cancer stages and grades mean?
45. Can I pick up a prescription for someone else?
46. Can I speak to a GP about someone else's health?
47. Why should I use dental floss?
48. Which foods cause tooth decay?
49. How should I use interdental brushes?
50. How much salt do babies and children need?
51. How many calories does a child of 7-10 need?
52. Are squash and pure fruit juice better for children than fizzy drinks?
54. What is the glycaemic index (GI)?
55. How can I avoid food poisoning during pregnancy?
56. Can reheating rice cause food poisoning?
57. Can eating too much black liquorice be bad for you?
58. What are the health benefits of losing weight?
60. How can I gain weight safely?
61. Why is gradual weight loss better than a crash diet?
64. How many calories does a child of 7-10 need?
65. How many calories do teenagers need?
66. How much salt do babies and children need?
67. Is saturated fat bad for me?
68. How much sugar is good for me?
69. Why is fibre important?
70. Which foods cause tooth decay?
71. Do I need vitamin supplements?
72. Do I need to change my diet after gallbladder surgery?
73. Why should I change my diet after a heart attack?
74. How can I find a registered dietician or nutritionist?
75. What is the body mass index (BMI)?
76. How can I work out my body mass index (BMI)?
77. How do I check my pulse?
78. What are pelvic floor exercises?
79. Can I go swimming after a piercing?
80. Where can I get an emergency supply of medicine?
81. What is the law on the sale of medicines?
82. What is a controlled medicine (drug)?
83. Can I pick up a prescription for someone else?
84. Can I give my child painkillers?
85. What age can children buy over-the-counter (OTC) medicines?
86. If my child has a fever, can I give them paracetamol and ibuprofen at the same time?
87. Can I give my child paracetamol or ibuprofen with cough or cold medicines?
88. Can post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) stop me getting HIV?
89. How should I dispose of used needles or sharps?
90. Can I crush medicines before taking them?
91. How long will I be infectious after starting antibiotics?
92. What are side effects?
93. Why do medicines have expiry dates?
94. How and when to take your medicine hide
95. What should I do if I miss a dose of antibiotics?
96. Why can't hydrocortisone cream be used on the face?
97. How should antidepressants be discontinued?
98. Should I stop taking antiplatelet medicines such as aspirin before minor surgery?
99. Can I crush medicines before taking them?
100. Can I take medication before having a blood test?
101. Why do medicines have expiry dates?
102. Can I take paracetamol or ibuprofen with cough or cold medicines?
103. Can I take paracetamol and ibuprofen together?
104. Can I take paracetamol if I'm on warfarin?
105. Can I take paracetamol if I'm on antibiotics?
106. Why must some medicines be taken on an empty stomach?
107. Can I drink alcohol if I'm taking antidepressants?
108. When can I drink alcohol after finishing metronidazole?
109. Does cannabis interact with antidepressants or lithium?
110. Why must some medicines be taken with or after food?
111. Can I drink alcohol if I'm taking painkillers?
112. Can I drink alcohol while taking antibiotics?
113. Can I crush medicines before taking them?
114. Does grapefruit affect my medicine?
115. If my child has a fever, can I give them paracetamol and ibuprofen at the same time?
116. Can I give my child paracetamol or ibuprofen with cough or cold medicines?
117. Can I take cough and cold remedies while I'm breastfeeding?
118. Why do I need folic acid in pregnancy?
119. Can I have travel vaccinations during pregnancy?
120. Can I take hay fever medicine during pregnancy?
121. Are complementary therapies safe during pregnancy?
123. Can I take paracetamol when I'm pregnant?
124. Can I take ibuprofen when I'm pregnant?
125. Can I take paracetamol while I'm breastfeeding?
126. Can I take hay fever medicine if I'm breastfeeding?
127. Can I take ibuprofen while I'm breastfeeding?
128. Can I take anti-malaria medication if I'm pregnant?
129. Can I take anti-malaria medication if I'm trying for a baby?
131. Who can write a prescription?
132. How long is a prescription valid for?
133. Can I pick up a prescription for someone else?
134. Where can I get a prescription prepayment certificate (PPC)?
135. What age can children buy over-the-counter (OTC) medicines?
136. What is the law on the sale of medicines?
137. What is a controlled medicine (drug)?
138. Can I pick up a prescription for someone else?
139. What are side effects?
140. Can I have travel vaccinations during pregnancy?
141. Where can I get an emergency supply of medicine?
142. Which travel vaccinations are free?
143. Which vaccinations do I need to travel abroad?
144. Can I take my medicine abroad?
145. Can my GP prescribe extra medication to cover my holiday?
146. Can I take anti-malaria medication if I'm pregnant?
147. Can I take controlled medicines abroad?
148. Can I take anti-malaria medication if I'm trying for a baby?
149. Why should I change my diet after a heart attack?
150. When can I fly after a heart attack?
151. How long does alcohol stay in your blood?
152. Can I drink alcohol if I'm taking antidepressants?
153. Can I drink alcohol if I'm taking painkillers?
154. How much alcohol can I drink before driving?
155. How long does cannabis stay in the body after smoking?
156. Is passive smoking harmful?
157. What are the health risks of smoking?
158. Should my child drink alcohol?
159. Can a broken thermometer or light bulb cause mercury poisoning?
160. Can damp and mould affect my health?
161. How do I get rid of damp and mould?
162. What should I do if I have discharge from my piercing?
163. Can I go swimming after a piercing?
164. When do I need a fit note (formerly sick note)?
165. How long is someone infectious after a viral infection?
166. Do I have to tell my employer about my medical history?
167. Can I go back to work before the end date on my fit note?
168. Can I get a fit note without seeing my GP?
169. What are the incubation periods for infections?
170. How do I take someone's temperature?
171. How long is someone infectious after a viral infection?
172. Is pneumonia contagious?
173. What is a fever (high temperature) in children?
174. What infections can used needles or sharps pass on?
175. How long do bacteria and viruses live outside the body?
176. Can clothes and towels spread germs?
177. Can I get chickenpox more than once?
178. How are chickenpox and shingles connected?
179. How do you catch chickenpox?
180. Can a hospital patient with MRSA infection have visitors?
181. What are the risks of MRSA during pregnancy?
182. How should I collect and store a stool (faeces) sample?
183. How should I collect and store a urine sample?
184. When do tetanus symptoms show up after an injury?
185. Do I need a tetanus jab (vaccine) after an accident or injury?
186. Why can't I get and keep an erection?
187. What should I do if my erection won’t go down?
188. How can I improve my chances of becoming a dad?
189. What is gynaecomastia?
190. What is a prenatal paternity test?
191. What are well man clinics?
192. Is it normal to have a curved penis?
193. What should I do if my penis is torn?
194. Why is my penis smelly and sore?
195. What is this lump on my penis?
196. Why should I avoid sexual activity before a PSA test?
197. What should my testicles look and feel like?
198. Can I drink alcohol if I'm taking antidepressants?
199. How should antidepressants be discontinued?
200. Do I have an anxiety disorder?
201. Can having an abortion affect my fertility?
202. Can I choose where to receive treatment?
203. Can I eat and drink before having a blood test?
204. Can I eat or drink before an operation?
205. Should I stop taking antiplatelet medicines such as aspirin before minor surgery?
206. Can I get my stitches (sutures) wet in the bath or shower?
207. Do I need to change my diet after gallbladder surgery?
208. How long will my stitches (sutures) take to dissolve?
209. How long should I wear compression stockings after surgery?
210. Is it better to have a bath or shower after surgery?

1 day to go

mizmia:
Yes good idea. I run a training and Consulting firm.

I do Facebook adverts. Aside from not being able to pay in Naira, the ads do not deliver quality leads.

I see reports like '10,000 people have seen my advert' but I hardly get clients who say I come from Facebook.

Even on the Register page on our website, when we ask how did you hear about us, Facebook delivers the least leads.

Besides I noticed that most people see advert on Facebook like scam and before you know it a lot of spam messages on your comments section of the ads.

Is there anything I am not getting right.

1. First and foremost you can make payment in Naira with your Debit card for Facebook advert. I will provide further guide on that.

2. A lot of metrics go into your ad reporting. Your results depends on your objective, ad setup, content, landing page conversion and budget. Each of these components have a role to play. Besides consistency is another important factor. But I can say that Facebook and is not dead.

As a digital marketing strategies I found out there are many non-converting and out there.

Your point is noted though, I will be asking an aspect of your question during our session and I'll give you the feedback.

3 days to go

I have been invited to join The Facebook Community team and Facebook’s senior leadership for a thoughtful roundtable discussion with other community and group leaders in Lagos City, Nigeria.

It would be an opportunity to hear from Facebook about their new mission and the ways they are working with local leaders around the world.

The goals of the meeting is to:
1) Get product feedback & ideas - to understand how Facebook Groups and our tools can better serve the needs of organizations, companies, and leaders
2) To learn and understand - what is happening in communities on a local level across a wide range of verticals like parenting, leisure, non-profit etc and how could Fb support your work more.
3) Provide details on our Community Programs - we have recently launched two major global initiatives - Community Leadership Circles and the Facebook Community Leadership Program and can answer any questions on both
4) Educate - provide details on how our community building happens on Facebook and how you as a leader can leverage these tools to manage your community

This upcoming Tuesday will be the Facebook NG_Hub Community Hub Space Unveiling.

Catch us live on Facebook on 22 May @ 09h15am (West Africa Time/GMT+1), to be a part of this exciting celebration happening in Lagos, Nigeria!

Follow up here: https://www.facebook.com/events/600922753595765/

Do you have any challenge using Facebook to boost your business and sales? Share it below and I will share the insight with you.

If you are invited or will like to know the follow up comment below.

I have been invited to join The Facebook Community team and Facebook’s senior leadership for a thoughtful roundtable discussion with other community and group leaders in Lagos City, Nigeria.

It would be an opportunity to hear from Facebook about their new mission and the ways they are working with local leaders around the world.

The goals of the meeting is to:
1) Get product feedback & ideas - to understand how Facebook Groups and our tools can better serve the needs of organizations, companies, and leaders
2) To learn and understand - what is happening in communities on a local level across a wide range of verticals like parenting, leisure, non-profit etc and how could Fb support your work more.
3) Provide details on our Community Programs - we have recently launched two major global initiatives - Community Leadership Circles and the Facebook Community Leadership Program and can answer any questions on both
4) Educate - provide details on how our community building happens on Facebook and how you as a leader can leverage these tools to manage your community

This upcoming Tuesday will be the Facebook NG_Hub Community Hub Space Unveiling.

Catch us live on Facebook on 22 May @ 09h15am (West Africa Time/GMT+1), to be a part of this exciting celebration happening in Lagos, Nigeria!

Follow up here: https://www.facebook.com/events/600922753595765/

Do you have any challenge using Facebook? Share it below and I will share the insight with you.

If you are invited or will like to know the follow up comment below.

askjetro@jetroolowole.com

truthfulparrot:
The next move is for EFCC to open their files and accuse them of stealing billions and gullible zombies will start mastubating on it. It is clear even to a mad man that PMBs war on corruption is fake and one sided. Click like if you are not going to vote for PMB in 2019 and share if you will vote for him.

What of those who will not vote at all what should they click?

Popular network marketing coach and lifestyle entrepreneur Jetro Olowole has announced an upcoming new program for network marketers. Jetro has pointed out that The Elite Tribe Network Marketers Bootcamp is a secret tribe of sorts where network marketers can learn and grow without feeling out of place as many do in this type of business.

“This group is a safe place to learn, grow, and implement ‘field-tested’ proven social media and marketing strategies using my Lead Magnet Conversion Funnel (TM) to grow your network marketing business,” says Jetro.

He states that for nearly 10 years, he and his online marketing agency have supported small business owners to take their business online and grow beyond border. Since joining the network marketing industry, he has been helping network marketers who are frustrated with being put down and left out by those who have already made their fortune in the industry. While there are a number of leaders and trainers offering information, courses and training, Jetro says that many of them are teaching social media the wrong way and that most network marketers will never reach success by following those particular techniques. He states that this is the basis for his new program. He wants to offer plausible training and information for those who are tired of struggling with their businesses.

Jully Adudu says, “Since joining The Elite Tribe Network Marketers I have achieved the next rank in my new company. I have helped four new customers get started. I have recruited a new team member. My confidence and posture are at an all-time high. And also, I’ve been prospecting and connecting with double the amount of people I was before; at least five a day.”

The core mission of The Elite Tribe Network Marketers Bootcamp is to help entrepreneurs grow their teams and their businesses. Jetro says that the program offers unique opportunities, competitions, tools, resources and training sessions to help marketers hit their goals.

The program offers two ways to pay: a no contract option with a yearly payment and another that offers a one-time payment option to become a member of The Elite Tribe Network Marketers. Individuals and Network marketers who are interested in learning more about this new program can visit: http://jetroolowole.com/tetnem/

Jetro states that those interested can also join his Network Marketing Entrepreneurs Bootcamp to learn more about upcoming events and programs. To get free access comment your email below.

1. How do I know if I've broken a bone?
callayusjetro@yahoo.com

I don't agree with your number 4. The cost of living in Lagos is cheaper than Benin. If you have N100, you can buy food and eat to satisfaction. But don't think N200 will take you anywhere in Benin

SalamRushdie:
Even the UK govt claim that just over 7000 lives were lost to terrorist is gross under estimation

Can you proof that? There is a big different between 7000 and 50000. Do you know how many lives were lost during the 2nd world war?

Obainoneandonly:
story dat i ave already shared to all my whatsapp contact and on Twitter. who are you to determine which news is fake or real.he has his source,wat source do u ave

Use a fact-checking resource. There are several available on the web and many that are specific to what’s being reported in your region or country.

Check your biases and the biases of not just the author, but the person sending it to you. Do they have an agenda? Don’t participate in the spreading bad information.

Obainoneandonly:
I would definitely retweet it

Good for you sir. In the rapidly expanding and increasingly open information world in which we live, there are good and bad actors. It’s on you to commit to being a responsible promoter of reliable and credible information.
So before you share that story - STOP!

FFK Claim On Terrorism Used As Example Of Fake News In YALILearns on Media Literacy - Stop, Reflect, Verify.

QUESTION
Would you retweet this tweet from a verified Nigerian politician claiming “at least 50,000” Nigerians died from terrorism in 2017?

https://i2.wp.com/www.stopreflectverify.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/Nigeria_terrorism.png?w=840&ssl=1

Yes - I would retweet this tweet.
No - I would not retweet this tweet.

SEE THE RESPONSE

Even when verified profiles of high-level individuals make claims and share them in public, that doesn't make them true. Await further clarification or request a fact-checking initiative like AfricaCheck.org to ascertain the facts from the claim. Femi Fani-Kayode, a former Nigerian cabinet minister and prominent government critic, claimed that the real death toll from terrorism in Nigeria was “at least 50,000” in early 2018. Experts told Africa Check that while defining terrorism was difficult, that figure was a gross overestimate – even according to the broadest definitions. For Nigeria to have experienced 50,000 deaths in 2017 means it would have had the most deaths ever recorded from terrorism in a single year. It would exceed the current highest record of about 10,000 recorded in Iraq in 2014.

Source: https://africacheck.org/reports/least-50000-nigerians-die-terrorism-2017/

So if you come across this, would you share or retweet FFK claim?

Event Coming Soon in Lagos. Media Literacy - Stop, Reflect, Verify.
To attend visit: https://facebook.com/events/1219905204810979/

Application is ongoing

Popular Life Coach & Business Development Manager, Jetro Olowole is calling for application for the maiden edition of the AfriHealthHub Content Marketing Contest schedule to start on March 15th, 2018.

DESCRIPTION
As part of activity to mark the launching of Africa largest user generated local content health hub, we are calling for entries into our content marketing audition and contest – AfriHealthHub Content Marketing Contest. In this contest, we are giving out multiple rewards, opportunity for advance online training, plus $500 to the overall winner.

This contest is open to all Africans age 18 and above preferably students. At least 10000 applications is expected. Applicants must be able to write in simplified English.

For more information and application, leave a comment below if you are interested and visit: http://health2wealth.org/ahhwritingcontest/

This is highly educative. I have learnt a lot. Thanks for sharing.

jetroolowole:
Lagos

Good. Follow the instruction above