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AZeD1: .... ... So you've got a Job.. Nice... And I guess you're into the rat race then.. Working For Money.. ... See you see work.. .. When money starts working for you. You can comment on my thread... And just in case you think blogging doesn't compare to What you're doing. The Richest blogger in the world earns $850,000 monthly, even Linda Ikeji earns more than you.. .. Stop hating.. As if recession is flowing through your veins. GERRARAHIA joor.. |
Richnero:not really.. I write most of my blog posts from my phone. |
OBALORLA:I certainly will. Thanks for the support bro. I appreciate. |
udemejack:lol... Very funny.. ...I don't think I can calculate how much so far.. |
AZeD1:I don't have anything to say to you. If you think you can do better, open your own blog and stop typing trash on my thread. Killjoy like you . Get a job bruh .. |
PhonePlanet:Can you give the exact speed of charging |
henryobinna:I didn't arrange it serially |
dopedealer:Proof? |
nepapole: ... Bros you harsh o.. You'd have just told him to do away with the Vaseline.. ![]() |
Orikinla1:Thanks .. That's my target .. |
udemejack:Can't reveal how much for security reasons. But trust me I've earned a lot. |
Fast charging is a feature everybody wants. Nobody wants a device that literally takes centuries to charge to 100%. I decided to come up with a list of smartphones that charge from 0-100% in less than 2 hours Some devices come with QuickCharge others have their own fast charging technology. Here's the list Oppo F1 plus 71 minutes to full charge https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-0LVdFrldyRY/WFCcPr7gaQI/AAAAAAAAGpA/3qrZzbDd-SY/1481677419957.jpg LG G5 76 Minutes to full charge https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-Ys57a9TGmCw/WFCcTPJ2XnI/AAAAAAAAGpM/JpW6rl0sLRc/lg_g6.jpg Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge 99 minutes to full charge. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-oVoMx9A4yGI/WFCcOwFHGRI/AAAAAAAAGo8/Rz40wMraeSQ/1481676825070.jpg Nexus 6p 89 minutes to full charge https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-_eaje9G9cZo/WFCcStvFoUI/AAAAAAAAGpI/eSE6aJFlfc0/1481677564256.png HTC 10 100 minutes to full charge. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-mQCJmqN6SI0/WFCcQF8EfnI/AAAAAAAAGpE/7x8G-CaCik0/1481677487280.jpeg Others in the list are : LG V10 - 65 minutes to full charge SAMSUNG GALAXY S6 - 78 minutes to full charge SAMSUNG GALAXY NOTE 5 - 81 minutes to full charge SAMSUNG GALAXY S7 - 88 minutes to full charge GOOGLE NEXUS 5X - 100 minutes to full charge |
Cc Lalasticlala |
Nice points.. But I think it's meant to be 7 things bloggers can relate to. It's certainly not funny. |
I've been blogging for a while now, most importantly, I've tried other jobs as well so i I've been able to make a good comparison. Here are a few (of the thousand) advantages of blogging over other jobs° Age Restriction We all know that someone can't continue doing all kinds of work when old. Take engineering for instance. How can an old man handle car engines ? Or tailoring. People (especially the younger generation) wouldn't want to patronize this guy cause they think he's probably too old and they'll get the impression that he's off-trend. Blogging however is different. Blogging isn't a hard job to do and most people don't even know the owners of websites they visit. So age is an advantage of blogging over many other jobs. I'm just 19 years old and I run this blog NaijaTechGuy so it's not really a matter of age Limit of creativity Sorry tailors but i want to use you guys as an example again. Tailoring, as we all know, is a profession that is almost fully reliant on creativity. However, when some people are too creative, they may be ridiculed. A close example is this : When people decide to use a color of thread on a cloth with a different color or people who put zips in awkward places . You see? Even if tailoring is creativity, it's not all the time that it'll require it . Blogging however, is different. Bloggers all know that it's their site, it's their rules'. For most blog visitors, if they're not comfortable with how a site operates, they have no option than to leave. Immobility Blogging is better than almost all professions for this reason. Bloggers are able to change locations freely and at will. A school owner and a pastor would be afraid cause they may loose all their members if they change locations. Bloggers can change locations at will and even if they want to change their website, they only need to automatically redirect visitors from the previous website to the new one. Exposure The world is made up of billions of people. Other professions find it harder to reach a large amount of people but bloggers(no matter what they blog about), get visitors from different countries. Even if they blog about news in Nigeria, they'll still get visitors from around the globe. Passion Blogging is about passion and what you like. You can't be a painter and paint houses a color just cause you love that color neither can you be a tailor and always sew elastic waistband cause you love them. When you're into other professions, every time you have to act in harmony with what your customers want. In blogging however, it's the other way around. It's what you blog about that'll bring people. If you love nature, you'll blog about it and people who love nature would visit your site. That's just how it is. |
DaySpringer:Check this post here http://www.naijatechguy.com/2016/12/recommended-tips-for-bloggers-that-wish.html |
Sheuns:Thanks for the heads up bro.. I appreciate.. |
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UNIZIK1stSon:.. Lol.. I no buy share o.. All the same Thanks |
GERRARAHIA: ![]() |
Phonecorridor:link Please |
Interesting.. But it's not on the Innjoo site |
Kingstel:Thanks |
Running an online business or a blog without knowing how to optimize your images is a huge step to failure. People simply love photos because they indirectly send a clear message but sometimes they can seriously slow down your website's load time. Here are some tips to help you optimize your images and enjoy great performance of your blog. 1. Always Use Alt Tags Alt tags are text alternatives to your images that are displayed in case a browser can't display them. If the image is properly displayed you can still see its alt tag when you hover your mouse pointer over it – and this small text is crucial to your SEO. Associating the right keywords with images will help your website to get better rankings. Make sure you always fill the alt tag of every single image on your blog. 2. Describe File Names Properly Have in mind that search engine crawlers look for relevant keywords not only in the text on your website, but also within your file names. That's why it's way better to name your images properly in plain English than settle for generic names. 3. Choose Your Quality When creating your pictures in a photo editor, you can always choose to save a file in different quality formats. The higher the quality, the heavier the image gets and the slower your page loads– saving the highest quality possible is not always the best thing to do. Large images used as backgrounds that don't really need high definition can be easily saved with an above-average quality that will be perfect to reduce file size and improve your blog's load time. 4. Use The Right File Types Generally, there are three basic image file types that are used commonly on the Internet – jpg, gif and png. Jpg is the standard web format since they're very easy to compress and retain good quality. Gifs have lower quality than jpgs and are usually used for icons or decorative images. Also , there is png, which is gaining popularity as an alternative to jpg, I think this is because they don’t degrade by re-saves like jpgs. PNG file sizes are sometimes still too large, but they're great for photos too. 5. Reduce File Size Of Your Images After choosing your file type, the next thing to do is to make sure you everything you can to reduce its size. Don't play with your website's load time, it's not a joking matter. More than 3 seconds of waiting for a page to load is enough for most of your visitors to abandon a page. If you can increase your pageload speed and considerably reduce the weight of your images, you'll be doing a lot of good to your blog. A good method I recommend is to choose 'Save for Web' in Adobe Photoshop – it will adjust the image to the lowest size acceptable for retaining its quality. If you don't use Photoshop, try free online tools like Pixlr, PicMonkey or GIMP. 6. Use Titles And Descriptions When you're uploading an image to your website, you can also add some information about the picture – its title and a short description. This will act as the meta information which search engines read about your images to make sense of your website. Using smart image texts will significantly help you to improve your SEO ranking. If you're using WordPress, go to your media library > select an image > enter title and description. Balance your image descriptions – use keywords relevant to your website. With this I think you should be able to optimize your blog images and get better SEO rankings. |
Trudiee:it's a code you paste on your blog to stop amateur bloggers from copying your content. |
Nice One bro.. Cc Lalasticlala |
scarycuteface:I'd add that to the list shortly. |
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