OWN A WEBSITE WITH FREE DOMAIN NAME AND FREE WEB DESIGNING

In order to gain new customers, more people to know about you, your services, your passion or about what you do, you need to understand where your prospects go where they are looking to find suppliers, research suppliers and make a purchase. In today's world the place where most people in most markets go is to the internet, specifically a search engine like Google, Yahoo, Bing. These search engines are the big three (in that order) and account for over 90% of all searches. Google is by far the biggest with about 6 of every 10 searches. With 93% of business decisions starting with a search engine search that means if you don't have a website, you are only selling to 7% of your market.

If in today's age you don't have a website there is a good portion of the market that will not even consider you as an option when they are looking to buy. The emphasis here will be placed on paid websites/blogsite, how to get free domain name, free web design and web hosting.

Having a paid website or blog will ensure security for your site and the content. No one will report you site anywhere for copyright issues. No company to block or delete your site. You are your own master and can post anything you want on your site.

A website is online and accessible 24 hours a day, every day of the year. Because of this, your customers and potential customers can visit your site for support or information about new and upcoming products and services whenever it is convenient for them. Your website will act as an invaluable and always-available resource for information which would otherwise only be accessible during your company's business hours.

The main reason that it is important for businesses to have a website is how people are likely to find you. These days, most people will go online and research products and companies before they make a purchase, if you don't have a website you are missing out on all of these potential businesses. Even if people don't buy your product online they are still likely to research it online so you have to have a website so these people can learn about your business.

Your website can sell products at any time. Potential customers are not restricted to business hours. Instead, they can go online and purchase products whenever they want. A website with an online shop can provide a dramatic boost in sales.

A website is also important because it helps you establish credibility as a business. Most people just assume that you have a website since the vast majority of businesses do, at least the vast majority of big companies do. There are actually still quite a few small businesses that don't have a website and without one this is exactly what they will remain. If you don't have a website that you can refer people to potential customers are going to assume that you are a small time company that does not take their business seriously. Once you establish this reputation it is going to be hard to make sales.

A website will not only give you credibility but it will also help to give the impression that your company is bigger and more successful than it may actually be. One of the great things about the internet is that the size of your company does not really matter. There is no reason that you can't get your site to rank in Google ahead of a large multinational competitor and funnel off some of their traffic. This is a big part of the reason that a website is even more important for a small business than a big one, it tends to level the playing field.

Clearly there are still a lot of small businesses that do not have websites, there are various reasons for this but mostly it comes down to the belief that they are expensive. It is rather surprising how much small business owners believe a website will cost them. In truth a website can be built for very little money and if you are on a tight budget you can even get free websites. Remember you don't need a giant ten thousand page website for your business, just a simple site that tells people about your company and your products will be more than enough.

You can use features on your website such as visitor polls, online surveys and your website statistics to find out what your customers like more and how they feel about certain aspects of your business to determine how you can improve your product and the way you do business.

Why Some People Don't Have Paid Website/Blog And The Solution to This Problems:

some persons do not have paid website because they feel like they are not even earning from there free blog site. So paying for website or blog, they see it as waste of money. There are various ways of monitizing your site; by joining affiliate programmes, advertising for companies, other websites, businesses and individuals. We can help you monitize your site free and you can start making from it.

Another reason people don't have website is because of the high cost of getting a domain name, hiring a web designer, hiring a graphic designer and paying for hosting. Putting all these together, it will cost around N50,000 to N80,000. But we will help you get a free domain name, design the site for you free, add also the necessary plug-ins and the graphic design. You only pay for hosting which we are offering at N7,000 for the first year, subsequent years will cost only N2,500/year. Hosting to a website or blog does the work of land to a building. You need a land to build on, and as much, you need a hosting for your site.

Another reason people don't own a website/blog is because they don't know how to make the site visible to search engines like google, yahoo, bing, etc, and how to drive a lot traffics to your site. With search engine optimisation, you can resolve this problem and can even make you site among the first organic search result on google, etc. We will show you how to do this, keep reading.

How To Own A Website With Free Features That Can Generate Revenue

We are offering all the opportunity to own a professional website or blog site. Feature:
*Free domain name. 
*Free web designing. 
*Free plug-ins. 
*Unlimited hosting space. 
*Unlimited web hosting.
*Email accounts. 
*Unlimited files transfer. 
*Unlimited sub domain names. 
* We will register you to affiliate programs( and place them on your site) that will be generating a good amount for you monthly.

You only pay N5,000 for the services, including hosting.  That's all and we will do the rest with the information you will provide to us.

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Marketing Strategies For Your Business In 2016

New marketing strategies will focus mainly on quality of your content and easiness of its comprehension.
 Mobile, video, and other marketing tactics that have been on the rise for years aren't really "trends" anymore. So, how many more trend articles do marketers have to read through that really just tell us what we already know?

Now, just because they're not current trends doesn't make them unimportant. Optimizing for mobile and including high-quality visual content and video in your strategy are still good practices. But to keep yourself and your company ahead of the competition, you need to analyze what's happening now, review your strategy from different perspectives, and prepare for what's to come.



1. Writing skills and experience will be critical.


When the industry started shifting from print to digital, there was fear among English and journalism students that their craft was dying and no one with a degree in those fields would have jobs. And now with the rise in content, these research, writing, and editing skills are becoming increasingly important, especially when high-quality content is becoming the new SEO.

To keep up with other top content creators and publishers in your industry, encourage your HR team to recruit employees with these game-changing skills or start investing in education to help your existing team strengthen its writing.



2. Use of Infographics


Since internet has become a tool  to convey information to millions of people worldwide, it also becomes a challenge on how you can effectively communicate to the people with your contents. Making one’s content eye-catching and easy to understand is not an easy task. You need to dig deeper into a topic and look for ways to present it in a manner that you could outshine your competitors.


Often times, making a business decision needs to be fast. Hence, tons of reports that are all words and no key data obvious to the eye simply don’t work. With effective information design, your reports can make key data apparent.

                                      
Visual data that shows the growth or a new product, or the number of unique visits after a marketing campaign, or
the population of your target audience in various social network channels,
provide you an instantaneous key information that are easy to interpret and enable you to make decisions fast and accurately.

To learn more about Infographics and how to create one, Click here



3. Content marketing will enhance other areas of business.

Many people view marketing as the department that works solely to promote your company to your external audience, and while this is one of its key functions, it's not the only one. Content the marketing team produces will become an increasingly necessary asset to many other departments at modern companies, because those resources the team creates for external audiences are just as helpful for internal audiences.


As content marketing grows in practice, with 88 percent of B2B marketers using it, we'll start seeing increased convergence of these content efforts with other company strategies.



4. Personalization will prevail.

One of my favorite keynote speakers at this year's BOLO digital marketing conference was a marketing trend expert Rohit B. During his speech, he talked about the growing importance of personalization and providing opportunities for clients and customers to feel like VIPs, and he used Disney's MagicBands as an example.

Instead of every visitor receiving the same band, each Disney MagicBand is personalized to that visitor's vacation experience. 


These simple gestures of personalization show that your brand cares about individual customers, and they're effective. Avoid generic templates and find ways-from simply targeting your messaging to sending personalized emails and gifts-to make each individual customer feel that special.



5. Industry authority positioning will become a must.

Companies without thought leaders who provide voices and contribute to industry conversations are taking harder hits to their credibility than ever before. Executive branding and leadership positioning are no longer just nice to execute-they're becoming increasingly necessary. People want a connection to your brand, and they want to trust your leadership. The best way to establish this connection and trust is to create content that showcases your authority.

To effectively position your company, start taking advantage of your team's unique insights and expertise, and craft your messages into thought leadership content that establishes your company as the industry leader.


6. Add value for your audience and stop selling to them all the time.

Stop focusing only on making the sale, and start focusing also on delivering true value to your customers and potential clients. Whether this value is found in the quality of your content or in the experiences you provide, it's becoming more and more important for marketers to ensure that value is delivered to those who interact with their brands.

For example, on a recent call with Mura Experience Platform, a member of its team mentioned that a custom Cards Against Human deck designed for attendees of the Content Marketing World event with the Mura Experience Platform brand was one of their most successful marketing campaigns. This campaign was successful because it was original and delivered direct value to Mura Experience Platform's target audience. To keep up with competition, it will be important for marketers to take advantage of the rise in content to create and deliver value to customers.



7. Thought leadership is a new SEO driver.


Traditional SEO-using link building and keyword optimization to increase your pages' search results-is no longer your ticket to high rankings on Google. After Google's continued algorithm updates throughout the year, the search giant has begun rewarding higher-quality content with higher search rankings. Despite efforts by some companies and content creators to cheat their ways to the top of results pages, high-quality content prevails over the old keyword-stuffing tactics of the past.


For example, in my own writing during the past year or so, I've seen a dramatic difference in traffic to my own articles because my team and I have continued to perfect our content-creation processes to align with exactly what our target audience is searching for.  


Contributors: Mr. Tochukwu D. M. 
                     John Hall.

Emerging International Markets To Lookout For

Emerging markets can sometimes spook entrepreneurs. China’s economic slowdown, anemic performances in Brazil, Nigeria and South Africa and this deteriorating socio-political situation in Turkey have prompted would-be business leaders to reconsider whether the opportunities there are worth the risks.

But as these noteworthy markets have faltered, lesser-known ones offer comparatively stable economies. Here are three promising countries that offer entrepreneurs inviting business climates and rich opportunities:

1. Philippines

The Philippines has strategically positioned itself as an investment alternative to China. Foreign direct investment to this Southeast Asian archipelago doubled in 2014, and its economy grew by 5.6 percent in the second quarter of this year. China’s economy lagged to just 7.4 percent growth last year, giving the Philippines the opportunity to win business away from the superpower.

Entrepreneurs will find a growing market, low startup and manufacturing costs and favorable business policies among the country's many draws. The 2014 Philippines-European Union Free Trade Agreement, which eliminated tariffs on roughly 6,000 EU-bound exports, further buoys its position as an exciting economic hub.

2. Vietnam

Though it’s still transitioning from a frontier to an emerging market, Vietnam should be on any list of up-and-coming business prospects. Vietnam’s membership in the World Trade Organization and its competitive labor costs are key drivers of the country’s development. International entrepreneurs benefit from Vietnamese consumers’ burgeoning spending power, illustrated by the 8.3 percent surge in retail sales during the first half of 2015.

Foreign direct investment in Vietnam increased 60 percent year over year in the fourth quarter of 2014 alone, and corporations such as Intel, Ford, Samsung and Toyota have a presence there. Vietnam is ripe for investment if foreign business leaders are willing to capitalize on the moment.

3. Morocco

Morocco often gets overlooked in roundups of “Africa Rising” favorites, but it’s an exciting frontier economy. Its strategic location makes it a gateway to both the European and Mediterranean markets, and steady reforms helped reduce the budget deficit there from 7.4 percent to 4.9 percent between 2012 and 2014. Those measures will ensure stability in coming years.

With North Africa still reeling from the Arab Spring -- and sub-Saharan Africa’s economic acceleration dragged down by pockets of lethargy, such as South Africa and Zambia -- Morocco offers a unique alternative. Casablanca ranks as Africa’s No. 2 financial center behind only Johannesburg, which indicates that it’s a lucrative, long-term bet for enterprising founders and entrepreneurs.

Strategizing to enter one of these markets requires out-of-the-box thinking and a deep understanding of the region. Entrepreneurs who plan to start or expand businesses in a frontier or emerging economy should heed the following recommendations:

Know your options. 

How one enters the market depends entirely on what makes sense in that country. The Danish pharmaceutical company LEO Pharma sold its products through local partners in Morocco before establishing a ground presence there in 2001. Savvy moves like this enable entrepreneurs to set their antennae on the market while minimizing exposure to potential volatility.

Adapt to local tastes. 

Business leaders must consider how their products will fare among local consumers. Burger King expanded its vegetarian menu options to cater to Indian diners, and KFC created Ugali nuggets based on a staple Kenyan dish. Favorable market conditions will only take foreign companies so far if they don’t know what customers in these countries want.

Plan for the long term. 

Entrepreneurs who succeed in emerging and frontier markets possess the agility to respond to rapidly changing dynamics. And they need a keen eye for predicting which industries will be profitable down the road. For instance, Bangalore, India, is fast emerging as a global tech and startup hub, and 40 percent of Kenya’s GDP is driven through the mobile payment platform m-pesa. Savvy founders can spot such openings and strategize for them several years out.

The nature of emerging and frontier markets is one of high growth and dynamic evolution. Because these countries are often recovering from violence or political instability, development can be volatile and doesn’t always occur linearly. But entrepreneurs who are willing to brave initial risks have the chance to reap exceptional profits as the markets stabilize and gain momentum.

source: K Makarov

CUSTOMES SERVICE: HOW TO HANDLE ANGRY CUSTOMERS

A general saying has it that 'customers are always right.'

If we know what to say and, more importantly, how to say it, you may be able to save the situation. In fact, you can even end up with a better relationship with your client than you had before.

In this article we'll explore a few steps to follow when dealing with angry customers.


Listen Actively

Whatever your client or customer is saying - you should listen carefully. They want to be heard, and what you need to do is to listen actively, and which is more important - show genuine interest. Give your client all of your attention, even if you think you know how to solve the situation right away. Resist the temptation to jump to conclusions about what happened. Just let the angry customer tell you his story, don't interrupt. Start the dialogue with a neutral statement, such as, "Let's go over what happened," or "Please tell me why you're upset." Show him/her that you are on the same side and ready to listen and help.


Stay Calm And Be Emphatic

Do not respond to emotions with emotion. Remember that the customer is not mad at you personally, even if the customer language is directed at you. If you can avoid taking the complaint personally, you will be more likely to respond to the customer's anger with calm and patience. When you deal with your emotions - assume that the customer has a full right to be angry, put yourself in their shoes. When a customer is angry over a mistake made by your company - be sure to apologize properly and sincerely.


Present a Solution

Once you understand the customer's complaint - it is time to present a solution. If after you listen carefully you feel like you know what will improve the situation and make your client satisfied - tell them how you can correct the situation. If you're not sure you know what your client wants from you, or if they resist your proposed solution, then give them the power to resolve the problem. Simply ask what they want - use this solution to your advantage. It might actually make sense for your perspective, defuse the situation entirely and build customer loyalty all at the same time.


Take Action

After you and your customer agreed on the solution - you need to immediately take action. Your client need to be sure that the problem will be solved, so you need to explain every single step you are going to make to fix the problem. Even if you have to ask another employee or department to help in the situation, it is important to follow up with the customer personally so that they know you are seeing the issue through to the end.

Once you solved the situation - contact with the client in the next few days or so to make sure they are satisfied and happy with the solution. If you can - go beyond the clients expectations and do more than anyone would. If you can provide some kind of bonus, gift certificate or give a discount - do it.


Regards.