-On page and off page SEO (Page Rank, Keywords, Link Building)
- Post one SEO article per week (creative and rich)
-Build and generate real social media followers/likes (please no model or fake people)

Payment- 12,000 naira/months for 4 months (contract will be cancelled immediately if fake backlinks, bots or illegal scripts are discovered)

Send your application to blog@realtalkng.com

Please include previous works in your email response.

Thank you for applying.

playboy99:
adedejiayinla89@gmail.com

I just sent a message to your email.

Please send a message to blog@realtalkng.com or leave your email here so I can provide more details.
Thanks.

Looking for article writers for a blog launching next month. The individual should be able to write articles centered on Business, Education, Family, Health, Technology, History, Travel, Real Estate and Press Release. Writers must be able to research content properly, have knowledge of SEO, Wordpress and be able to post content. Writers must provide original articles and able to deliver between 3-5 posts per month. Payment is on a per post basis and negotiable. Writers with quality topics and higher views could make more.

If you are interested, please send a message to blog@realtalkng.com or reply to this thread.

Note: The giveaway page shows the gift in dollar but the winner from Nigeria will get paid in Naira or Dollar equivalent.

I just made changes to the giveaway for clarity to people asking questions. Please post any questions here on Nairaland.

1. Facebook
So simple, just LIKE RealtalkNG Facebook page to participate and win #12,500 naira. Feel free to share with friends or anybody but it is not a requirement to winning. Giveaway closes on Saturday, October 17, 2015 at 2:00 pm CST and winner will be notified same day.

You have to like @RealTalkNG on Facebook to be eligible.
Facebook page link: https://www.facebook.com/realtalkng

2. Twitter
So simple, just FOLLOW RealTalkNG on twitter to win #12,500 naira. Feel free to tweet and retweet @realtalk_NG to friends or anybody but it is not a requirement to winning. Giveaway closes on Saturday, October 17, 2015 at 2:00 pm CST and winner will be notified same day

You have to follow @realtalk_NG on Twitter to be eligible.
Twitter page link: https://twitter.com/realtalk_ng

The winner will have the option to choose the gift card of their choice or request for cash equivalent. The winner will be emailed within 48 hours and will be announced on the RealTalkNG Facebook page and Nairaland forum.


RealTalkNG.com is a new multi-author blog website that provides original content to our community of readers.

Article writers wanted!!!
Get paid for writing original content for realtalkng.com. If you can write article or perhaps currently a blogger, please contact me. Leave your email here or contact me via blog@realtalkng.com for more details.

I am launching a new multi-author blog and I need ideas on the best giveaways. Please suggest examples, thank you.

AmazingNeoTech:
Thats quiet hard to get, unless of course from those who want to sell theirs.

Yes, this is intend for people who want to sell. I am interested in a starter forum at most 6 months old.

Yes, like a ready made.

I am interested in buying a Nigeria forum website, is anybody selling one?

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Try http://sbohost.com/, they have very good pricing for starter and corporations.

Hang in there if it's your passion. However look for materials/resources to equip yourself.good luck

I just recently open Punch Nigeria website to read news, only to be asked to pay before reading. What an old idea of generating money. What do you folks think? Please can somebody tell Punch to wake up from their sleep!

I just recently open Punch Nigeria website to read news, only to be asked to pay before reading. What an old idea of generating money. What do you folks think? Please can somebody tell Punch to wake up from their sleep!

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peroxide:

i got it now, had a problem with my network. Your site is cool but i don't know how africans, majority of them don't have credit cards will be able to buy.

I am aware of the fact that credit card will be a problem. What i have in place for people without credit cards is a store card (shopping cards, giftcards) available locally to folks in Nigeria. They only need to buy the card at designated stores in Nigeria and then redeem it on the site. People will also be given free shipping when they pick up their items locally in Nigeria. I have a service here that I'm working with, hoping everything work out well soon.
thanks for the comments

Your site look nice and neat though i have some comment, you need to make your fonts legible  like the "blog, your phone number and email address. You may also need to find a way of presenting your "services" in order, i cant seems to find that. Your "About us page is showing something similar to service but i think you need to bullet out your service or create a separate page for people to read.  
Nice job
cheers

peroxide:

can't access the site here in Uganda, i think it has a problem.

Rate mine now please, it just launched.

it is: http://www.infong.com

I dont have problem viewing your site at all though am out of Nigeria, wait and see if folks from Nigeria can view it.
Nice job peroxide.

Thanks spyda_web and  mavtrevor for your comments, i'm still working on it and hope to finish soon.
More comments is welcomed.
thanks all.

Guys open my website and criticize or give comment.

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Hope for our great nation

milknhoney:

Bravo, Romeo.
You have got to be kidding me if you actually in your mortal life believe there are only SEVERAL NIGERIAN MEN who are chauvinist. I mean you have to be joking.

Hi milknhoney, you need to read my thread before you make such highlight. thanks for clarifying michelin89.
If am Romeo then we need a Juliet, sis i will vote for you

This is an interesting thread and it's suppose to be an eye-opener and
not to bring out sexism in us.No doubt about it, Nigeria is a country
blessed with rich culture. When it come to starting a relationship/ home,
everyone has a role to play for it to work.
The dynamism of culture today,the way we embrace it,and interpret it
in our various homes is the result of what we are seeing in Nigeria.
Good or bad, it depend on the home. I and and my wife do have our issues
but i do not stand as a chauvinist in the house and i believe there are
several Nigerian men out there who are like that.
God is not a chauvinist and our culture isn't either.
The problem is with both parties (male and female)not being able to understand
themselves and work out their differences but instead, resolved to accusing culture or otherwise.
This same approach is affecting the Nigeria economy today, we have to start taking responsibility for our
failure and not look up to any nation or some one to help.
From my personal experience i can say that the "western country"
love our culture and we can not afford to trade it out.Things can work out
when we start to tolerate each other.
From the thread i can see a high percentage of women for women, and men for men,which still
points to the fact that we are the problem and not the culture.However some women on this thread have
been able to say that it's not about the men but the individuals using
culture as a tool,they have a good husband who understand them in the light of the culture.
The truth is, let's value the quality of individuals that we are in a relationship with.

SimiBrasil:

As you demand, here it goes

Google

Women in Nigeria Today - [ Traduzir esta página ]The Nigerian institution of marriage is unconventional by western standards. The traditional and Islamic systems of polygamy flourish within every social ,
www.usp.nus.edu.sg/post/nigeria/contwomen.html - 6k - Em cache - Páginas Semelhantes

http://www.usp.nus.edu.sg/post/nigeria/contwomen.html

Women in Nigeria Today
Alyssa Qualls

THE PROBLEM IS NOT NIGERIAN MEN, THE PROBLEM IS "YOU" - NIGERIAN WOMEN, Y STILL DIDNT GET THE BOTTOM LINE OF THE ISSUE.

Are you satisfied now ?

Within marriage, women have an obligation to have children. Traditionally, society blames the woman for a marriage without children. Society not only condemns women who cannot have children, but unmarried and divorced women as well.

Open your mouth if you are woman to tell me it is rubbish, lie or whatever !

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I can see that neither you 'simibrasil' nor the original writer 'Alyssa Qualls' of the link that you quoted is learned about Nigerian culture. I would suggest you research your details very well before posting next time. Nigeria is a diverse nation and on this forum you can learn about it if you care.

Not uncommon to see spelling mistakes. whatever

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