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Is Your Business on Social Media?


I will be writing and blogging some tips about Business from my few years experience of working in the Real Estate, Fashion, Media, Security and Oil & Gas sectors of Nigeria.

These blogs will cover a lot on Business Ideas, Starting a business, Building your Customer Base, maintaining your clients, and the best way to get new clients(referrals)
This blog is about putting your business Social Media.


I’m not talking about your personal life or issues you should keep private. I’m talking about your business; where you get your daily bread.
That passion you have and have converted to ideas that make you money should be shared with the world. People should consume your business the way they consume instablog and theshaderoom gossips. Who knows, your business might end up being the next Taeillo(a furniture shop in Nigeria) or 

Why do I need to share my business with the world? Why should the world know about my business?  I’ll clarify my own reasons with bullet points below;
  • The world is smaller now; a global village
  • There are about 7billion people on earth
  • Word of mouth sells but the internet sells faster.
  • You need to make more money
  • Others need to be inspired to do even better than you have done
  • We need more success stories
  • We should play our part to eradicate poverty in the world.
  • You need to expand to meet more needs
There is the reason why Jumia and Konga are huge in Africa. Not everyone likes to go to the market to shop physically. Busy bees like us want to shop comfortably from the comfort of our home and pay for the cost and stress of getting what we need.

What are you waiting for?

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