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Oga your location don cast. This nah Jeremiah ugwu street nah.. *zooms picture * |
I guess by now most of you have read the documents and are perhaps saying noo, this is not my thing. i just want to ask you guys a question.. What are the things you feel will pose a challenge setting up a successful online campaign?? |
2mineax:sorry but am not taking any mail again |
Kindly check your mails. If you have any problem setting yourself up whatsoever, kindly shoot me a mail via the mail address I used. Secondly if you feel you cannot set up the squeeze page, funnel and autoresponder, kindly contact me for a done for you setup at no cost. Yes, absolutely free. I wish to say that this is all I can take for now. I am closing the thread very soon. Thank you. |
Sent.. Please do not sell as an E Book |
It's basically a 130paged materials. It covers the basics you need to know from products to market down to creating an autoresponder. But my hope is that you'all will read this then use it as a practical step in real life. It is not a quick richly scheme and you need to invest your time and money. I got it for free from my mentor why sell it. If you want to hit the ground running I have various set up squeeze pages and autoresponders that will literally marvel you. All for free. |
There is a goldmine and lots of money to be mad online either as an affiliate marketer, email marketer, Ad seller or what have you. Like they've rightly said, the money is in the list. Drop your mail Address and I'll show you. Please Note, this is 100% free. |
Adeola012:you can reach me on koyayemi@gmail.com |
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@vampire I sent you a pm already |
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A recent investigative report by Economic Confidential put the total annual remuneration of President Muhammadu Buhari and his cabinet members at N2.295bn. In the extensive report, President Buhari and deputy, Yemi Osinbajo, enjoy a “hardship allowance” pegged at 50 per cent of their annual basic salaries. This is less the 250 per cent constituency, accommodation, furniture, domestic staff, personal assistants, utilities, newspapers, vehicles, entertainment, maintenance and other allowances enjoyed by the duo. The remuneration and other perks enjoyed by the ministers are sour stories best told another day. If not that life is brutish, nasty, and unfair, who truly deserves the hardship allowance between citizens who toil day and night to make ends meet; buy food at exorbitant prices and still have to provide water, electricity, security and road to move on and elected officials whose cars are fuelled from state purse, free food budgeted in abundance, given the highest level of security and move around the world at will? Besides, the recently launched “Change Begins With Me” campaign according to Daily Independent has already gulped N3.4bn within one week of its inauguration. According to the news report, the government paid civil society groups (whatever their importance is to the campaign) N700m to help “promote” the campaign. Celebrities across the country got N100m as Faces of the Change campaign. Also, N1.7bn went into artworks, logos and jingles while the remaining balance simply, as they put it in political parlance “went to the boys.” These are coming at a time when Nigerians are being fed daily with excuses of dwindling revenue as the hindrance against government performance. As if the present distasteful condition of the economy and unending hardship are not enough, the Presidency decided that the most befitting gift to the millions of people it promised change is to propose a GSM tax- a new tax regime that empowers the government to demand 10 per cent tax on phone calls, text messages, data and more. It is benumbing that a Presidency armed with 10 excessive presidential jets does not see the need to cut down its expenses and unwarranted allowances but decided to make our already hard life more rocky. While I accept the possibility that our inability to protest the recent hike in fuel pump price may have given the President and his advisers the nerve to throw any ridiculous and anti-masses regulation at us, Mr. President should have at least pretended that there is still a little part of him with empathy. If the government is truly serious about sourcing for alternative revenue (though this is doubtful with the continuous pumping of the so-called scarce resources to oil exploration in Lake Chad Basin, a feat similar to finding Godot (apologies to Samuel Beckett), it should focus on creating a separate platform rather than milking what is left of our already hardened life. The moribund Nigerian Telecommunications Limited with all its facilities should as a matter of urgency be redesigned into a public corporation with data services as its core focus. With the rapid penetration of internet into Africa and the unprecedented level of acceptability in Nigeria, the major challenge facing GSM companies is no longer demand but supply. This is a problem a serious government will cash on. Already, Nigerians are at the mercy of unreliable and unstable mobile telecommunications companies struggling to keep up with the demand for data while still providing statutory voice call. A public corporated NITEL with its current facilities only needs to embark on massive fibre optic cable laying and substation construction nationwide. With cities and villages connected to a far cheaper and faster internet connection, selling data voucher in the similar marketing strategy of recharge cards will not only create instant employment but generate unprecedented level of revenue for the country instead of a GSM tax introduction that will further empower telecoms companies to continuously shortchange. The President should be advised that the office he holds is held in trust for the people and continuous formulation of policies that are anti-people such as this is a betrayal of that trust. Adekoya Boladale, Lagos Twitter @adekoyabee http://punchng.com/gsm-tax-pushing-luck-far/ |
Modern Slavery... Intern my foot. |
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Nice info. Please what are the basic requirements for a shift manager, years of experience and all, plus, is the position still open?? |
Good morning Op...Got yesterday's but it was kinda late...Kindly help post today's on time. Thanks as you do this..you've been reaaly wonderful |
Lol, far from it. Am a full fledged Nigerian resident in naija. I won't be going and I dont wanna waste the tickets |
Who's going for the Global Citizen's Health Concert at Bell's place, Montreal, Canada. Just got 2 tickets via raffle. |
Like seriously ??...Are you asking this question. somebody gave you his personal Account number for a solo recruitment program. Mehn, dunno y am answering you self...SMH |
Oga, why do you wanna gibe yourself unnecessary stress for a job that's not certain. You even wanna start calculating the salary......I might be wrong o, but except you're one of those that are on the minister of transport's list you don't need to bother yourself about salaries and emoluments at this point...#TooEarly# |
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