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CreativeWeb:
I have decided to pour out everything I know about bulk sms business. I have succeeded in this business. It's your turn to start and succeed in this business. The opportunities are endless.

In this course, I will teach you:
1. How to develop the joomla bulk sms website from scratch. I know joomla like the palm of my hand.

2. How to install and configure the bulk sms component.

3. How to get a reliable premium bulk sms api.

4. How to market your bulk sms business online and offline.

5. How to discover advanced bulk sms marketing strategies.

6. How to get mega users to start using your portal (Fan Milk Nig. Ltd is using my portal).

7. How to attract bulk sms resellers that will be under you.

I will not hide anything. I will expose everything I know about bulk sms business.

Are you ready?

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Please I would like to know if when using spc3 you have ever experienced a situation where you made use of punctuation marks as part of an SMS and it was replaced with other punctuation marks. Let's say you used an apostrophe(') in d message but when it delivered it was changed to a question mark(?) or forward slash(/). This happened to me like twice.

Please can u explain what u mean by experienced individuals. I am not a newbie and am wondering if this is for me. Please throw more light on why experienced people should attend this workshop. Thank you.

Congrats !

Go blessing !

I wish this would be looked into. The road is really bad !

Big ups Linda !

My brother, the truth is bitter but someone has got to say it. This is one account of this story. It's always good to hear both sides but one thing I do know is that what this guy has said is not far from the truth. I salute your courage brother !

Hmm....OK ! Since u are honest enough to say u are not a guru, I will visit your site.

Very informative. Kudos OP !

Gmekx:
Why not in Lagos or in Africa?

Hmm...Lagos? Well, all things are possible !

Wow ! Can u imagine our teachers back then taught us wrongly. Thank u OP !

My brother ! Mine went from N3900 to N11000 for the month of September ! I don't know what is happening ooo!

samzzycash:
Please help me i don't know how to create a thread on nairaland abeg somebody should gimme tutorial..

The first thing that you should realise is that threads are not created on front page. Login with your details. Go to the relevant section(Politics, Romance, Career, etc). Look for the new topics section. Put in your subject(title header). Compose your comment. Submit. Lastly, pray that the powers that be find it relevant enough to move it to front page. Happy holidays !

What a strategy ! Hmmm.....I should borrow a leaf this !

hmmmm....interesting !

Hmm...I think there is a lot of truth in this message !

Ok

toshmann:
An old song of Majek's that he now reproduced with tuface, is it what you giys are calling new song
Now i can confirm the average age of nairaland

Here's the original, beautiful song


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pkJ_oAdKDa0

My brother...as in? I actually thought I was missing something when the first few comments kept referring to it as a new song !

dabongys:
Effects of wrong tyre pressure:
1. Over-inflation especially above 40psi would most likely result in an explosion at high speeds especially on hot days. Reason being that the tyre pressure due to air friction (inside the tire itself) rises. Think of the late minister who died as a result of a tyre burst, I have my doubts he was actually using expired tyres. I think he was driving on over-inflated tyres.
2. Under-inflation especially below 28psi would increase your fuel consumption. If the front tyres are under inflated, it makes the power steering system work harder...more wear and tear.
The best tyre pressure is that found on the sticker you see as you open the driver's door.

Kudos !

[quote author=ironheart post=48665915]Check around the door pillar or the fuel lock compartment. The true tire pressure for your car is there. 99.9% of Nigerians do not like to read. So let me keep it simple

Air expands when hot. The tires are like rubber rings that are used to tie money in the banks. If you pull then too far with your hand they will break. When air expand due to the hot weather, hot road and friction between the road and the tire, they push against the wall of the tire and aa lot of stress is built up just like the hand pulling the rubber ring. If you over inflate your tire, When it reaches its limit, it will break. This are some of the reasing we have so many accidents on Nigerian roads.[/quite]
Thank you Sir !

[quote author=ironheart post=48665915]Check around the door pillar or the fuel lock compartment. The true tire pressure for your car is there. 99.9% of Nigerians do not like to read. So let me keep it simple

Air expands when hot. The tires are like rubber rings that are used to tie money in the banks. If you pull then too far with your hand they will break. When air expand due to the hot weather, hot road and friction between the road and the tire, they push against the wall of the tire and aa lot of stress is built up just like the hand pulling the rubber ring. If you over inflate your tire, When it reaches its limit, it will break. This are some of the reasing we have so many accidents on Nigerian roads.[/quite]
Thank you Sir !*

OK.

Hmmmm...didn't know cloud flare comes with its own troubles !

Panshow:
I've been using Mailchimp for more than 3 years and I believe it's a perfect example of responsive email.
My experience with mailchimp is awesome as it allows you to use pre-built templates, design your own template using the inbuilt css editor or even install a custom template.
Recently, they added support to view your mails in different screens for compatibility, and if you want to view how your mails appear in different mail clients, you can pay for subscription, but essentially it's free (though with certain limits)
I sometimes wonder why Gmail, yahoo etc were not designed to work like mailchimp.

Thanks for d info.

Panshow:
I've been using Mailchimp for more than 3 years and I believe it's a perfect example of responsive email.
My experience with mailchimp is awesome as it allows you to use pre-built templates, design your own template using the inbuilt css editor or even install a custom template.
Recently, they added support to view your mails in different screens for compatibility, and if you want to view how your mails appear in different mail clients, you can pay for subscription, but essentially it's free (though with certain limits)
I sometimes wonder why Gmail, yahoo etc were not designed to work like mailchimp.

Thanks for this info.

aperture11:
Responsive HTML emails are actually the standard these days. The trend is to design for mobile first as most people view their emails on their mobile phone especially in our market where 83% access the Internet from mobile.
You will need to test really well though as different email clients interpret the codes in different ways and Gmail just dumps your email under the "Promotions" tab which no one really cares to open.
The open rate is also generally higher for responsive emails as opposed to the standard HTML emails.
The only thing that annoys me though is why we have to use tables for layout in HTML emails. If you use Divs and style it, email clients generally strip off your CSS, even when you use inline CSS sometimes.

Wow ! I didn't know ! Thanks.

Good write-up.

At least, now the whole world knows who actually padded d budget from d get go !

Thank you.

Hard work pays! Go CR7!

Good advice.

Airtel ! U can do better !