Nigeria currently has more than 109 million internet users. Imagine 1% of these users seeing your online business website when they search for a query online; that’s approximately a million. Assuming 1% of 1 million (10,900) clicks on your website, and 1% (109) pays for a product or service, and you make 5000 profit on
The average cost of a fraud incident for a Nigerian business is ₦1 million. In 2020, Nigerian businesses lost about ₦5.2 billion to fraud between January and September 2020. And, small businesses are the most vulnerable to fraud, as they often lack the resources to invest in fraud prevention measures. Sadly, not all businesses can
Are you looking for a Selar alternative to host your online courses? This article outlines 5 top platforms for hosting your online courses in Nigeria according to users’ recommendations. All the platforms included in the list allows you to serve an international audience, receive payments and get analytics for decision-making. Let’s explore each option. 5
My first encounter with PayPal was in a partner stack affiliate marketing training. It was the recommended method of payment withdrawal, but to my greatest surprise, Nigerians couldn’t create a PayPal account that receives international payments. Although I found a way around it, I had to battle with how to convert it to naira as
Have you ever needed money but had none, or have you been looking for a legit online business to earn extra income for clothes, courses, certification fees, or even get your crush something nice for their birthday? Are all the ideas you have unsuitable for your schooling schedule or require huge capital? In this article,
TikTok is the 4th most popular social media platform in the world, behind Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram. As of April 2023, TikTok has been downloaded over 3 billion times, and has over 1 billion active users worldwide, with over 60% of its users being Gen Z (i.e. under the age of 30). TikTok is a
The first time I heard about Point of Sale (POS) machines in Nigeria, I thought, “Who would use these machines? Why should I pay 100 naira for a transaction when it’s free with an ATM?”. I had anticipated it would fail like many other innovative solutions we have experienced in Nigeria. However, it’s become one
