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N-Power Tech Software is set to commence but first, we spent all of last week, training the trainers.

N-Power Tech Software will train 4000 Nigerians in Software Programming and Digital Marketing.

With N-Power, we are covering the field....

So how can one apply as a trainer?

This is long but it's worth it, especially for newcomers.

Outbound domain sales are a popular means of creating a revenue stream without having to wait for a buyer to come to you. Consisting of finding a suitable owner for a domain and then contacting them directly, outbound sales is typically done via email or phone to a targeted group of individuals or companies.

Usually, an outbound domain sales process will involve research via Google, LinkedIn and other services, followed by crafting a sales letter and sending a personalised email. In this article, I'll walk you through the outbound sales process using one of my own domains - PhotoRetoucher.com.

I've chosen this name because it's a memorable, two-word .COM that could be highly desirable to any photo retoucher, so there would be plenty of potential end-users. The domain isn't for sale, it's simply being used in a scenario to help with this walkthrough.

Before we start, I'd like to point out that in my eyes, outbound domain sales are not an excuse to send bulk emails to thousands of investors or end-users. You also need to undertake outbound sales at your own risk, as "for sale" emails have been used to successfully win UDRP cases in the past.


Research

Search Engines

Starting at square one, you'll need to find suitable companies to send your domain name to. Depending on your domain, you may end up with just a handful of leads, or you may have 20-30 qualified leads. My first step would be to Google the keyword(s) that make up the domain.

In this case, those keywords are photo retoucher. To get results that use your exact keywords (rather than variations), use quotation marks when you search. So, for photo retoucher, I would search for "photo retoucher".

I would look through several pages of Google results, looking for any company that either uses the keyword(s) in their domain name, uses an inferior TLD, or uses the keyword(s) within their home page title. I'd also look for any relevant advertisers for the keywords.

I would also repeat this search without quotation marks, to find companies advertising for similar terms, or to find companies ranking highly for similar keywords. On Google, you can also search using inurl: to specifically find websites using your keyword(s) within their URL.

Google isn't the only search engine I'd visit, but it is the first. After Google, I'd repeat my searches at Bing and DuckDuckGo to ensure I hadn't missed any obvious leads.

Once I've found relevant companies via search engines, I make a note of their URLs to visit again later, in order to find specific contacts.

LinkedIn

LinkedIn is an phenomenal tool in outbound sales. Searching through the social network can help you discover new leads that don't necessarily get shown in search engines. Using LinkedIn's company search can also help you discover useful facts such as the company's size, which could help you determine whether or not to contact said company.

As with search engine results, type your keyword(s) in to LinkedIn's search bar to find company results. As my domain is PhotoRetoucher.com, I would also look at a select number of user results, too, because many photo retouchers work on a freelance basis, and may not necessarily list their company on LinkedIn.

Similar Domains

If your domain name is a desirable name, and many companies are using variations on that name, it may be advisable to contact them, to see if they are interested in upgrading their name. For example, with my PhotoRetoucher.com domain, I see that the .org version has been developed by a software company, so I would probably contact them.

ZFBot is an excellent, free service that allows you to find similar names based on keywords that you enter. It will search through over 140mm domain names to find similar domains to yours.

Again, make a note of all URLs to go back to later.


Finding the Right Contact

The general rule is that for small to medium companies, the CEO or founder is often the best person to contact. For larger companies, finding a lower level employee with direct association with a key decision maker is often your best chance.

To find the right contact, I would firstly visit the company website, as email addresses or key contacts can often be found there (hint: try not to contact a generic "info@" email address). If an email address isn't found there, you can use LinkedIn to search for a specific company employee. If LinkedIn fails, a Google search, such as "[company name] CEO" may help you.

If you have a name and no email address, that's no problem. Using a service such as MailTester.com will allow you to guess their email address. Most companies follow one of three email protocols:
-FirstName.LastName (e.g john.smith@example.com)
-FirstInitialLastName (e.g jsmith@example.com)
-FirstName (e.g john@example.com)

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If you have their full name, finding an email address should be no problem.

For PhotoRetoucher.com's leads, many companies I've found are fairly small, or are freelancers working on their own. In this case, checking WHOIS may be a possibility, as small businesses or sole traders may reveal relevant contact details via WHOIS.

Once you have your leads, you could store them within a CRM software. Streak is my own personal preference as it fits straight in to my Gmail account. A CRM will let you manage each lead, to see who has responded, who has enquired about a price, and who has declined the domain.

Some people may prefer to call a company directly, and this often gets good results. However, I prefer to keep all domain transactions via email, so I have a record of all conversations, offers, etc.


Sending Emails

As I said, I prefer to keep domain sales confined to email whenever possible, so at this stage I would send out emails individually, keeping each email personalised. Using the recipient's name and their company name within the email is my target. I also like to keep my emails as short as possible at just a couple of lines.

In my subject line, I would use the domain name as well as the word "available", or the phrase "for sale"; such as: PhotoRetoucher.com Domain For Sale. Specific subject lines such as these have always been effective for me.

Each message is personal to the recipient, so it will always start with Hi [name], or a variation on that. My sales email is usually no longer than three sentences, but it portrays what I'm selling well enough. The email will not contain a price, however. I've found that if a person is interested, they'll always reply with "How Much?" - at which point, you can open a discussion about a price.

Closing your email with a signature is fairly important. Displaying your name, company (if necessary) and contact details is a must, as well as displaying any required pieces of information such as company's registration number (depending on your location).

A professional signature isn't difficult to create. Websites such as NewOldStamp can help you to create an email signature in a matter of minutes.

Source: namepros

That school has some dirty spirit

grossintel:
If this is what they are really doing then I totally agree it's very very sustainable, infact they will make far more than they pay out. Which raises another important question, where is the huge financial incentives coming from? Did they mention this as well? I believe there investors should know, but Nigerians won't ask onces they here It is paying

They mentioned, it's international. I can't really remember the name and how it was explained to me. Will get to know all these when I start training with them soon. They train too, @140k

grossintel:
I don't need you to trade for me, I'm a trader too with portfolio of 1.2 million naira I can make 50k a day ($140) and in some day's even more. But then again some days I loss 50k which will take time to cover because I'll have to be very disciplined else I'll loss more. Sometimes I'll have to hold an asset for 2 months just to sell at the same price I bought it. This came to my conclusion that 5% - 15% monthly is reasonable, anything more and that's pure gambling. How much going into the financial market has nothing to do with your percentage gain! The only way MBA forex can sustain a steady 15% payout on investments is if they have some extra form of financial incentives. Let's say I invest 350k with them, and they added 200k extra to it making it a total of 550k paying out 82k monthly is very realistic and sustainable. Because they can easily pay out the investor and sometimes have extra to add back to their portfolio so at some certain time they will have about 700k trading for you and still pay you 82k. Not when you invest 350k and they add nothing to it and still pay out 52k monthly comfortably. It can't be sustainable! You're a trader for 7 years, are there not some months you loss heavily? Stop sounding like trading is a sure way to riches, it's very risky and can make you or wreck you. It's better you learn to trade yourself please, so when you loose you won't call anyone a thief.

There are many Forex investment companies that have parked up over time and fleed with investors money. So MBA FOREX is not different, all it takes is one major loss, of course they claim to have an insurance policy I just laugh. And that is if they aren't running a ponzi scheme yet because they'll result to that to save there ass.

I can swear you're good at what you do by just reading your post.
I have friends working with MBA and I have been to their office and seminars. The bolded answered the secret behind MBA 15% ROI, and the extra incentive is so huge.

See list of sites with cheap domain.

Directnic looks good @$2.17 safe for renewing and whois privacy.

https://tld-list.com/

You'll soon blame PDP for your big nose

edidiongmichael:
Price?

Yet to show up in naija stores

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One of the top mobile phone manufacturers in the world today has just released a 5G phone, “Samsung Galaxy A90 5G” which fits into the Galaxy A mid-rangers below the likes of Samsung S10 and Note 10.

Compared with some few devices
Most of the 5G phones we have seen before now have always been product variants at the top end of manufacturers' pallets like OnePlus 7 Pro 5G, Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus 5G and so on.
Of recent, Samsung has launched into the market Galaxy A models, which concentrates on high-end features as the quad-camera systems and the flip-up camera mechanisms as part of a strategy to contest the aggressive competition from Chinese manufacturers like Tecno and Infinix phones.

Main features
The Galaxy A90 5G runs on Snapdragon 855 processor, with a 6GB RAM and 128GB internal memory. The screen is a 6.7-inch 1080p OLED panel with a small "Infinity U" notch, integrated with a fingerprint sensor.
Boasting of a triple camera system with a 48-megapixel primary sensor at the rear, an ultra-wide 8-megapixel camera and a 5-megapixel sensor for depth information. The front camera has a 32-megapixel self-timer camera.
To power all the above configurations is a powerful 4,500mAh battery capacity, which charges up to 25W, and can last for more than 4 days on a normal usage.

For more clarity on the Samsung Galaxy A90 5G features, see below detailed information.

General

Brand Samsung
Model Galaxy A90 5G
Release date 3rd September 2019
Form factor Touchscreen
Dimensions (mm) 164.80 x 76.40 x 8.40
Weight (g) 206.00
Battery capacity 4500mAh
Fast charging Proprietary
Colours Black, White


Display
Screen size (inches) 6.70
Touchscreen Yes
Resolution 1080x2400 pixels

Hardware
Processor make Qualcomm Snapdragon 855
RAM 6GB
Internal storage 128GB
Expandable storage Yes
Expandable storage type microSD
Expandable storage up to (GB) 512

Camera
Rear camera 48-megapixel (f/2.0) + 5-megapixel (f/2.2) + 8-megapixel (f/2.2)
Front camera 32-megapixel (f/2.0)

Software
Operating system Android 9 Pie
Skin One UI

Connectivity
Wi-Fi Yes
Wi-Fi standards supported 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac
GPS Yes
Bluetooth Yes, v 5.00
USB Type-C Yes

Sensors
Face unlock Yes
Fingerprint sensor Yes
Compass/ Magnetometer Yes
Proximity sensor Yes
Accelerometer Yes
Ambient light sensor Yes
Gyroscope Yes

https://www.monichannel.com/2019/09/samsung-galaxy-a90-5g-specs-features.html

TECNO Camon 12 Air. From the leaked features, this device is packed with compelling specifications among which is the advanced camera that captures FULL HD crystal clear images more than what we currently have in the market. This is a great alternative for aspiring photographers that have low budget for a device to start up with.

Apart from the camera, TECNO Camon 12 Air is rumored to be built with 3GB/4GB RAM, with 32GB/64GB internal ROM storage, as well as 4G network connectivity. Most likely the device will be running on Octa-core processor with HiOS 5.0.2 user interface. To power all these will be a 4000maH battery which can last for up to 3 days.

With a 6.5-inch screen display, facial unlock and most likely triple camera at the back, the suspected 720p panel powerful device which is expected to be released on the 5th of September 2019 has a punch-hole display which TECNO will be calling DOT-IN DISPLAY for some reason.

Below is the Specification for TECNO Camon 12 Air

PRICE
Expected $120 (#43k)

Model
KC3

Display
6.5-inch Dot-in display

Main Camera
Triple:
Expected
16MP+2MP+5MP
Selfie Camera
Expected 8MP Punch-hole

Processor
Octa-core

Memory
3/4GB RAM

32/64GB Internal Storage

Operating System
Android 9 Pie, HiOS 5.0.2 User interface

Battery
Expected 4000mAh

Network
2G, 3G, 4G

Connectivity
Wi-Fi
Bluetooth
Micro-USB

Color options
Blue Gradient, Tarnish

Other Features
Facial Unlock
Fingerprint Scanner

https://www.monichannel.com/2019/09/tecno-camon-12-air-see-exciting.html?m=1

This might help

https://www.monichannel.com/2019/08/top-10-quality-phones-you-can-buy-below.html

More..

Going through some posts on Facebook by South Africans, most of them are against all the burning and fighting going on, even though we still have many supporting the heartless attack on foreigners.

What caught my attention most is that most of these guys that support the attack hate Nigerians to the core.

See for yourself in the attached images...

See the detailed review and the cheapest price you can get it on jumia or konga

https://www.monichannel.com/2019/09/tecno-pouvoir-3-plus-review.html

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