oteneaaron:
Hello, this Job was Posted a Few minutes ago by ann Employer on our Freelance platform.

Project title-- Facebook Group Developer needed urgently

Employers Budget -- #70,000 naira

Details:

Description ; I need a Professional Digital Marketer who can help develop a Facebook group of about 400,000 members.

Please note the Following Points:

1. The members must all be Nigerians.
2. The Focus Niche of the Group is on Entertainment, as I plan to use this Group to Send Traffic to my Blog.
3. These Group members must be Genuine and Active Facebook Users.
4. I will need to see Links to Previous Similar Jobs you have handled in the Past.


Freelancer Digital Marketers interested in Bidding for this Project, please go to -- https://www.sourcegig.com/project/facebook-group-developer/

oteneaaron:
You need to create a killer Freelancer Profile to be able to Convince Employers to give you their Jobs to Handle.


It is necessary to learn how to Create a killer Freelancer profile, because it is an excellent opportunity to sell your skills to the next employer. Employers are looking for freelancers they can trust to always deliver, that is why your profile has to show that you are skilled and trustworthy. Always remember that you are talking through your profile, so talk well, better still pitch well!

Here are few tips to help you create a killer Freelancer profile :

1. Image –

They say a picture speaks a thousand words. That is why you have to choose a picture that will speak a thousand words to your potential Employers. Choose photos that depict you as professional and ready to work. Don’t choose photos that will irk off Employers before they even click on your profile.

2. Professional Title –

Your professional title defines what you do. If you are a Software Developer, state clearly that you are a Software Developer, if you are a Digital Marketer, state clearly that you are a Digital Marketer. Know the description that fits what you do and stick to that. When Employers tell you that they are looking for an article writer, what they mean is Content Writer, so don’t describe yourself as an Article Writer, this limits you and you also know that Content Writer is the appropriate description.

3. Hourly Rate –

You hourly rate is how much you charge per hour for every job executed, don’t under-price or overprice yourself. Include hourly rates that will also match Employer’s bid.

4. Your Skills-

This is where you include a broad display of what you can do. Always remember to include all the skills that correspond with your professional title. A Digital Marketer can include, SEO, Google AdWords, Social Media Marketing, Email Marketing etc. All these skills perfectly match the professional title of Digital Marketing.

5. Category-

Every Skills set has a category that best explains it. You can choose from several categories which include Content development, content marketing, graphic design, illustration and digital content. Here you also have the option of choosing to receive emails about projects that match your category.

6. Country –

Ensure the country of residence is chosen so your potential employer knows your location.

7. About You –

Your “About You” is the most vital aspect of creating a killer Freelancer profile. You don’t need to write a long life of achievements or copy and paste your entire CV. Just include the best specifics that tallies with your professional title. Eg If you are Web Designer, do a brief introduction and focus on your Web Design experience and certifications and qualification you possess in this field.

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Input the number of years you have been working in that field. Displaying your years of experience tells your Employer that you know your onions.

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Input your state of residence and phone number. Your state of residence is where you currently reside.

10. Your Portfolio –

A portfolio is a collection of documents and writing that you assemble in order to demonstrate that you are appropriately experienced in that field. You can create Presentation Slides or PDF File of your previous successful projects. This is why you have to put your best foot forward.

What do you think? How do you create your own killer Freelance Profile?

Source : https://www.sourcegig.com/create-killer-freelancer-profile/

topblogger12:


that's good to know... keep it going and invite more of your friends to join this amazing network.

topblogger12:

source : http://nairaonline.com.ng/about-tsu-the-social-network-that-pays-you-for-been-social/

Hello Friends, we all have accounts on facebook, twitter, instagram and the others..but these social media giants push adsin front of us, and make their billions off our content.....for every selfie, comment,like , share , tweet....name it...they get all the money.

But what if you were on a social media that paid you for all of that? just by been social? The network is called TSU (pronounced SUE ) according to wikipedia, : " The inspiration for Tsu came from the story of Ed O’Bannon, the lead plaintiff in O’Bannon v. NCAA, an antitrust class action lawsuit against the National Collegiate Athletic Association regarding the association’s use of the images of former student athletes for commercial purposes."

The network pays their members 90% of their ad revenue........

To register (free), you have to be invited.........

It just makes more sense. If you’re going to be active on a social network, be active on the one that pays you to do so.
read more>>> http://nairaonline.com.ng/about-tsu-the-social-network-that-pays-you-for-been-social/


comments and questions would be appreciated.

topblogger12:
source : http://nairaonline.com.ng/ebola-vaccine-trial-shows-extremely-promising-results/

The Ebola vaccine known as VSV-EBOV has today after trial shown extremely positive results , in a press release, the WHO said that the vaccine has so far demonstrated “100% efficacy in individuals”, although there will be further research done to determine if it will be effective at conferring the herd immunity that keeps whole populations safe from infections, even among populations of whom are not vaccinated.

It is also said that trials will continue but without randomization.... according to nairaonline,com.ng , "this means that in Guinea, where there have been 3,786 cases and 2,520 confirmed deaths, every contact of a person who develops Ebola – and their contacts – will be offered it. Work in Gabon has now established that the vaccine is safe for children and adolescents, so they will be offered it too."

read more : http://nairaonline.com.ng/ebola-vaccine-trial-shows-extremely-promising-results/

topblogger12:


yea guys i think it's legit......

here is a youtube video of payment proof---
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyuFNkBN6yo

and you can google TSU and read learn more about them from wikipedia....and as the OP said,you can only register by invitation...that is you can only register through someone.....OP thanks for this Info.....i would rather post on Tsu and make money than waste my time on facebook and gain nothing.......OP m gonna register using ur link..... thanks..

topblogger12:
Can google ever play fair? ( recalling the statement : "can anything good come out of isreal"? ) Most times it's almost like we are competing with Google to get a good ranking on search engines......nice post..

Whizzcute:
Nd what makes you think a Nigerian can get such job?

hahn:
most people find internet marketing difficult because they usually have unrealistic expectations like hoping to make $1000 daily(no thanks to some internet marketers) without putting much effort.

the truth is, being an internet marketer is quite similar to owning your own offline business. in the beginning you have to do all the work at the most odd hours. you have to be the first awake and the last to go to bed. and you also have to be able to continue working till you make a sale.

unfortunately, most people are more content earning a salary. Its more certain(in the short term at least) that you'll get paid at the end of the month as long as you resume for work

topblogger12:
hey OP.......it seems your articles always hit the nail on the head... Thanks a lot for the info......and those articles i downloaded from your website,......thanks again...............and please don't forget the tutorial about the wordpress plugin you talked about......i am waiting patiently..thanks again....

abbyode:
Hello,

If people on webmaster section do not understand such a wonderful insight to SEO and how it affects businesses, then I wonder how an ordinary client would understand. Seriously, if you do not understand this post, you really don't have any business being a webmaster to say the least.

Infact, the fact that you don't understand this post validates the OP's claim on SEO ignorance in Nigeria.
Meanwhile OP, I really feel you and your line of thought in this regard. I am an SEO expert and I share your views.
To a large extent, I think some clients just need you to be able to prove to them empirically why they need to invest in SEO.

Deploying some tools that will do keyword analysis, competition analysis, website audits etc will surely get them thinking.
Show them how they are performing with their competitors side by side on search engine results with various keywords will get some thinking.
Moreso, most of the websites out there are not even SEO ready. So where do u wanna start from when the clients do not even know the site is nothing to write home about.
Like you rightly said, they will rather spends hundreds of thousands and even millions to place a billboard which impact you cannot measure.
I once saw a billboard and a full page advert for a company, their website is not even stated. What a waste of money? Anyway, just keep the awareness going. They will realise the need one day, that's if they r still in business anyway .

Bigdreams:
Apt analysis.

Ignorance as you rightly pointed out is the number one enemy of the SEO market here in Nigeria.

It is therefore important just as you are doing through educational marketing to inform and enlighten prospects.

Thumbs up OP.

stlarry001:
my man

gabriel74:
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Charleen94:
Yes, this post is indeed helpful. A reduced bounce rate shows that users enjoy staying on your website. With this, a higher rank on alexa and even google can be achieve. Thanks OP for this...

gabriel74:
Nice post, can you advice on my blog? it just a site that reviews gadget. take a look http://gadgetreviewsng.com/

HenryDion:
Nice piece of info. But plz, your diction is not for the average Nigerians. Many won't even understand the Bleep you are talking about and i advice you use words that are easy to understand in other to attract your target Audience. Going through the above post, i was impressed but won't follow your blog or website cause you will be sounding robotic and boring to me.

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madukovich:
Jorge turned out to be a very unassuming man, someone you might refer to as a believer in the doctrine of Buffettism (from Warren Buffett). Since he had a few hours to burn he couldn't help but jump on Jorge's invitation to go see what his typical day felt like.

After a few transactions at the bank, Jorge made towards the Sheraton in the middle of town, where they can have Brunch. He parked his car at the park below Silverbird Galleria, and both walked on foot towards Ladi Kwali where the Sheraton Hotel is located, using an overhead pedestrian bridge (which also had an adjoining structure that allowed for trolleys to be used), from where the Musa Yaradua Centre and the National Mosque can be seen in it's full glory. The roof of the Musa Yaradua Centre made of SOLAR POWER PANELS generates the electricity with which the building is run. It saddened him greatly, that Nigeria's wealthy aren't using their wealth to promote the use of GREEN ENERGY, even when they can afford it. If only more wealthy people can follow this Musa Yaradua Centre example, like Senator-Elect Ben Murray Bruce with his battery powered car, is currently doing, Nigeria could be saved much of the damage that's been done to the environment with the heavy carbon footprints, especially with our heavy dependence on fossil fuels, a reason for which Nigeria was shut down a few days back, because of unavailability of petroleum products. One can only hope that the events of the past few days will encourage the wealthy individuals, companies, corporations and conglomerates to consider alternative power sources that can be tailored to meet their basics, while they may still stick with the heavy environment-polluting fuel for that which will require huge sums of money to tinker with, or impossible to change, for now.

He was surprised that they were the only pedestrians using the bridge, while others simply risked their life crossing the road below, to the other side where Sheraton Hotel was located. Jorge was particularly saddened by those crossing the road when there was an overhead bridge they could use. He kept quiet knowing he was guilty of same several times in Lagos. He was even apprehended at some point by members of a Task Force, saddled with the responsibility to discourage pedestrians from crossing the road under pedestrian bridges at the ONIPANU and PALMGROVE areas of Lagos, but was released minutes after, having greased the palms of the head of the team. One time he decided to obey the rules and climb the bridge, he found at the top that he was panting, with shortness of breath, even palpitations, which informed his renewed efforts at daily exercise, for which he bought himself a TRACKBAND to measure his steps as well as amounts of sleep daily. He hadn't been a fan of watches but if he ever wanted a watch, his Trackband was something that also fulfilled that purpose, one good reason to wear a watch that was for him.

While Jorge's angst was with the pedestrians who refused to use the pedestrian bridge, he took umbrage at those who turned the covered parts at the foot of the pedestrian bridge into their toilet, leaving those who manage to use the bridge to bear the stench from their "uncharitable work". Maybe, he thought, that may have contributed to some other pedestrians who might have wished to use the bridge, staying away from it, but the situation itself would've been helped had the authorities in charge had taken it upon themselves to ensure that the place is kept clean (especially seeing that the bridge is right beside a prestigious hotel in Nigeria's capital), and examples made of the "crazies" who have no iota of shame in executing their shameful act in public.

Once they had negotiated their way out of there and into the comfy surroundings of the Sheraton he felt good and began to have fun again. He fed his eyes with the ambient surroundings while Jorge visited the offices of some European airlines in the lobby to secure tickets for an impending journey. Afterwards, they moved on to the swimming pool area of the hotel, where they had to make do with some drinks while waiting for Lunch, after having missed breakfast.

There was no dull moment between them,as almost all subjects was touched upon, ranging from politics, to religion, to economics, commerce, money, relationships, family life, everything; in between drinks, plates of goat peppersoup, hot bread with butter and peanuts.

Interestingly, not many Nigerians were there at the time of the day to enjoy the peace of the serene environment, or use the pool, or the equipments at the gym opposite the pool and the restaurant, like the Caucasians that were spending the time and facilities, for leisure and for business. Even Nigeria's wealthy don't know how to enjoy themselves!

Soon it was time to go, having burnt his extra time before his scheduled appointment, they made to leave, again via the pedestrian bridge then to Silverbird Galleria, this time he didn't pay much heed to the foot of the pedestrian bridge, but noticed that the ARTS VILLAGE which had been closed on their way to the Sheraton earlier in the day, had opened and several works of art were on display, ranging from woodwork (calabashes, masks and the likes), metal work using brass (of images and items of cultural values), Tye and Dyed pieces of clothing and the likes.

He wondered how much he'd make if he were to manage to ship the artefacts abroad especially for the European Art Market, which he knows is already saturated with artifacts from Africa, almost immediately the thought that he would also be able to get the same and better works of art in other parts of Nigeria at a much cheaper rate than in the highbrow Art Village of Abuja dampened his enthusiasm, hence he didn't bother to haggle with the exhibitors.

He simply took pictures of the items on display, maybe sometime in the nearest future he will have cause to revisit and even make some business of and with what they have on display.

He stopped taking pictures when he noticed that some of the exhibitors weren't too happy with his shots, especially since he didn't appear to them like he had the intention of buying. He also had had enough, and walked up to a waiting Jorge who found the whole scenario amusing.

Away from the Arts Village, Jorge gave him a lift to Berger Bus Stop, where he got a cab that took him to Nyanya where he could get another cab to Keffi, in the neighboring state of Nasarawa, also in Nigeria's North-Central, where he had a business deal to seal later that day.

'kovich