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Good day fellas, I have the following available: I would prefer funds transfer to my domiciliary account, but payment of Naira equivalent as stated is also acceptable. Reach me on Whatsapp 08062357604 to seal the deal. First come, first served. UPDATE: Skrill funds sold out to Gabman700!!! Bitcoin also sold out to Justcare. This is to publicly applaud Justcare and Gabman700. I transacted business with both of them without escrow, and they both sent payment within few minutes. If Nigeria could have more of people like you guys, then we would go places as a country. Justcare and Gabman700 are trustworthy individuals, and I can affirm that. |
Stating your price here won't hurt. Not everyone is ready to call, but seeing the price might just sway some towards buying the car. |
UPDATE 2 I published the home page article -- a 2,800-word detailed buyer's guide on the product I'm promoting with the site. The article took me two days to complete, and I really took my time to ensure it was well written. Americans hate crappy writing, and once they find a site with badly written content, they distrust it. I don't want that for my site, of course. I also ensured that the article was well optimized for the target keywords. All on-page optimization techniques were well implemented. I quickly installed the Tablepress plugin, which enabled me to add a comparison table to the home page guide. I linked added the new site to my Google Search Console (formerly known as Google Webmaster Tools) account. By doing this, I was able to geotarget the site to the United States. This is my way of telling Google that the site is targeted at American users. Subsequently, Google will favour the site in searches done from America. Secondly, I submitted the new site to Google for indexing using the "Fetch as Google" option in Search Console. |
Tolzeal:No coupon link. That's what they charge presently for a .org domain. Just place your order, and you'll be charged the promo amount. No need to enter a coupon code. |
UPDATE 1 I've now completed the WordPress installation for the new site. I already have a hosting plan with Hostgator that allows me to host and run "unlimited" number of websites, so I didn't have to purchase a new hosting plan. I've also installed some important plugins on the site. These include: All-in-one SEO pack, Jetpack, Akismet, Easy Azon, PS Auto Site Map, Table of Contents Plus, WP Super Cache, and Google Analytics Head. For easy and effective tracking of the site's traffic and other important metrics, I linked the new site to my Google Analytics account. Finally, I created the About, Contact, and Site Map pages -- all still blank for now. |
Tolzeal:Thanks, bro. |
Benjom:Thanks so much for your kind words. I'm glad I was able to motivate and help through my blog. As for my plans regarding medicine, I don't see myself bothering myself with residency and the like. The best I'll do is set up a private practice which I'll either work minimally in or hire other doctors to run while I play a supervisory role. But only time will tell. As for NGFR, the site is still raking in about $1000 per month from Google Adsense. But earning through one source doesn't stop you from exploring others. I've cracked the codes of Adsense and Amazon Affiliate marketing. Once I'm done with affiliate marketing, I'll move on to private label product sales through Amazon FBA. |
Encrypted:Thanks for revealing those motivating figures. You can as well consider revealing your strategies for making huge commissions on Jumia to other Nigerians who are striving to make legitimate income online. By helping others this way, you'll be able to open more doors of success for yourself. I wish you all the best in your bid to cross the 1.5million naira/month mark in 2017. |
SunFlow:Thanks so much for the kind words. I'm glad my ebook was of help to you. |
Afam4eva:There you go, bro. I clearly stated in my post that I'm not selling anything. So, don't expect me to sell or promote any ebook. And that's why I said information on the topic abounds on the web, and a simple web search would reveal everything worth knowing to the proactive individual. See, rather than write an ebook that won't fetch me up to N250,000 in one year, I'd channel my time and energy into Amazon product review sites or posts that will fetch me much more going forward. Besides, the Nigerian market sucks like sh.it. |
I'm Abass Toriola, a seasoned Nigerian Internet marketer. For more than a year now, I've been consistently earning some decent monthly income via the Amazon Affiliate Program. As of present, I earn nothing less than $2,000 monthly from the program through 4 or 5 niche sites I created solely for the purpose of promoting Amazon products. The oldest of the sites (which earns the most income) was created in April 2015, and the newest, which earned just around $100 last month was created four months ago (August 2016). Just yesterday, I stumbled on another good keyword, and I thought of creating a new niche site around it. Although the main keyword attracts just about 210 monthly searches, it's a buyer keyword with far more searches for its "non-buyer" version. I did a keyword research, and I found a good number of promising secondary keywords related to the main keyword. I thought that was a good opportunity for me to expand my portfolio of Amazon niche sites. Without wasting time, I opened Namecheap.com to check the availability of some related domain names, and I found a good one that is more or less an exact match domain. Although the .com and .net versions of the domain name were no longer available, I was able to find the .org version, which was still available. I paid the current promo price of just $3.00 for the domain name. My aim with this journey is to create a site that would start earning at least $100 monthly within 6-8 months. I'll update this thread with every practical step I take towards the attainment of this goal. I don't intend to use this medium to teach the theory basics of how to create an Amazon niche site or how to make money from the Amazon affiliate program. Those topics have already been beaten to death all over the web and a simple web search around either topic would reveal lots of detailed resources that would teach you all you need to know. Here, I'll only be detailing the practical steps I take, so you understand the practical obligations involved. I'll also answer questions related to making money online through the Amazon affiliate program and creating niche sites. Hey, wait before you activate your bulls.hit detector. I'm not selling anything here. I'm only here to show, motivate, and clarify. Some important things to note about the Amazon Affiliate Program: 1. It's not a get-rich-quick scheme. Even with my experience, I'm not aiming to start making money before six months of consistent hard work. But the good thing is, once you start earning, it's an autopilot thing. 2. You need solid writing skills, as you would be promoting Amazon products to the US audience (not Nigerians). And you'll be writing very long posts to stand a good chance of ranking well in search engines. I'm talking about 1,500 to 2,000-word long posts -- not those 500-word articles that everyone slaps up. |
I have $40. If you don't mind having that, hook me up and let's seal the deal. |
CosmeticChemist:Current black market rates (may be slightly negotiable for bulk buyers). |
Hey there, I'm Abass Toriola, a seasoned Internet marketer and blogger. I receive Payoneer funds every month end from the Amazon affiliate program. For some time now, I've been using some other channels to move the funds into my domiciliary account. But I recently decided to start selling the funds directly to interested buyers. So, if you're interested in buying Payoneer funds, you're free to book in advance for the funds I'm expecting this month. You can reach me on 08062357604 (Call or Whatsapp) to book in advance, so I can contact you once the funds are ready. Total funds to be available at the end of this month (November 2016) = $705 (Contact me to know how much has been booked for) Total funds to be available at the end of next month (December 2016) = $1,035 (Contact me to know how much has been booked for) [color=#FF5733]Selling price: CURRENT BLACK MARKET PRICE.[/color] NOTE: To be able to receive funds into your Payoneer account, you must have a Payoneer card through which you've received funds previously. PS: I can also help you to make online dollar payments directly, but you'll have to pay first. Thanks. |
Hey there, I'm Abass Toriola, a seasoned Internet marketer and blogger. I receive Payoneer funds every month end from the Amazon affiliate program. For some time now, I've been using some other channels to move the funds into my domiciliary account. But I recently decided to start selling the funds directly to interested buyers. So, if you're interested in buying Payoneer funds, you're free to book in advance for the funds I'm expecting this month. You can reach me on 08062357604 (Call or Whatsapp) to book in advance, so I can contact you once the funds are ready. Total funds to be available at the end of this month (November 2016) = $705 (Contact me to know how much has been booked for) Total funds to be available at the end of next month (December 2016) = $1,035 (Contact me to know how much has been booked for) [color=#FF5733]Selling price: CURRENT BLACK MARKET PRICE.[/color] NOTE: To be able to receive funds into your Payoneer account, you must have a Payoneer card through which you've received funds previously. PS: I can also help you to make online dollar payments directly, but you'll have to pay first. Thanks. |
DrinkWater10:Your comment is risible. If everyone can replicate it, why are Okocha and few other players who often do it praised for doing something spectacular? And why is every player not doing it? Unless you don't really know what football means, NOT everyone who has played or is still playing football can replicate that move. And it wasn't childish because it was clear that he was going to do that even if the whistle wasn't blown. Many times in football, the whistle goes too suddenly that you can't stop the impulse driving you to make your next move, and that's why some players would still take shots at goal after being whistled at for being in an offside position. |
Horpz24:Gonorrhea can be cured, no doubt. But most of the supposed cures for chronic hepatitis B are snake oil treatments that don't do shi.t! |
Your major concern is the source of the theme. You have nothing to fear if it was created by or purchased from reputable premium theme makers like Elegant themes, Studiopress, Mythemeshop, Woothemes, Themeforest, and so on. Even if someone buys from these outlets and decides to resell to you, there should be no issues except that the person (if he's tech-savvy and dubious) decides to incorporate malicious lines of code that can compromise your private data. In any case, it's better to buy directly from the theme vendors. The price might be more, but it's nothing compared to how much you can lose to a security mess. |
35 percent as customs duty is just too much. So, if you buy a car for N2 million, you have to pay N700,000 as customs duty. This is not a country. |
KvnqPrezo:What lame argument is this? Plugins are an integral part of WordPress, so why are you saying they should be put aside? That means you've agreed that WordPress beats Blogger with its plugins. And if that's the case, there's no need for the argument. How would you feel if someone also said "Remove the fact that Blogger is free, and let's compare them?" Your dumb approach to argument is like a team telling Barcelona: Put Messi and Neymar aside before playing against us. Does that make sense? |
Who compares Kano Pillars with Athletico Madrid? They're in different leagues! Compare Blogger with the likes of Weebly and Tumblr, and leave Wordpress with the others in its league -- Drupal, Joomla, Ghost, etc. Comparing Blogger with WordPress is an insult to WordPress! |
Well, my blog has been raking around $1000 or more from Adsense for the past one year, and I've never had issues with them. Some of the people crying foul wouldn't come out clean. Some take time to click on their own Adsense ads just to boost earnings. What they don't know is that Google is smart! |
Everyone has his or her own priorities. Some are building houses, some are building businesses, and some are building muscles. |
My GTB Mastercard still works like a charm. |
Femiwilli:Yes, Jesus lives.... because he never died after all. And please, spare me all your shitty misinterpretations of the statements of Allah and His Prophet. You have no footing whatsoever to teach me my religion! May peace be upon those who follow guidance. |
MakeWeTalk:Well, I'm a final year medical student. And over the years, I've seen countless Christian cancer patients who weren't healed despite daily prayers unto Jesus to heal them. Jesus is a man, not a god! |
And this was written with Nigerians in mind? The author is a clown. |
prince3009:I never said only WordPress can do those things. I only stated that WordPress can also be used for those things aside its primary purpose (blogging). Blogger has no SEO advantage over WordPress! Yes, a Blogger blog can get crawled or indexed faster than a NEW WordPress site that hasn't garnered much authority. But older WordPress sites are indexed faster. More importantly, there's more to SEO than just getting crawled by search engines. The main purpose of SEO is to rank high in search results. Any blog can get crawled. But only well optimized sites get the top rankings after getting crawled. Because there are WordPress plugins that allow maximal optimization of permalinks and other SEO factors that matter, WordPress blogs rank higher. If you want to prove me wrong, think of any 100 queries and Google them. Then tell me how many of them have results in which Blogger blogs rank higher than WordPress blogs. It's not coincidence! You already added a clause to the security problem in WordPress ("if not updated regularly" . Of course, if you update your blog regularly (and stay away from mediocre hosts), you'll be fine.What about the lack of control in Blogger? Haven't you read of Blogger shutting down people's sites? |
KINGwax007:SEO isn't about template, bro. It's about sustainable results. Think about any 100 queries and Google them. I can bet that more than 80 of them will will ranked for (top 3, I mean) by WordPress sites. Now, there's more to that than mere coincidence. The rigid permalink structure in Blogger is an ugly downside. |
frankobaba:If you describe Blogger with flexibility, then I bet you've never tried WordPress. Can you turn a Blogger blog into a business directory, price comparison site, e-commerce site, forum, classified ads site, social networking portal, online gallery, dedicated job board, review site, premium membership site, and so on? Just so you know, a WordPress site can be converted to all those, with the power of plugins. And that's the true meaning of flexibility and versatility. |
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. Of course, if you update your blog regularly (and stay away from mediocre hosts), you'll be fine.