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These ones will tell you to hold their hands and monitor them closely. When you charge them holding hands fee, they’ll tell you they thought it was free. Funny fellows 😂🤣

Broke men showed me shege so that's why I only ever entertain wealthy men now. I have my money. You have yours so that we can both be happy. I'm glad my partner understands this 💡.

I don't know who spoilt Nigerians with Mentorship community I cnt sell a simple Kit or Guide, someone will buy and ask for Community Like can't you use your damn Brain, Read and use it I buy tools as well and try to figure it out or find a way around it Is this how dumb we are over here

As I don dey live below my means, make my means try rise up abeg 🥲😭😩

Paused my ads set up to make some changes but organic traffic to the rescue today and always!😩

There’s a new way scammers are trying to hack people’s Facebook pages, and I’m surprised more people aren’t talking about it… In the last 3 months, I’ve received several podcast invitations from different people claiming they want to interview me. Everything sounds legitimate at first. They introduce their podcast, tell you what they’d like to discuss, and make it seem like a normal interview opportunity. But here’s where it gets interesting. Once you agree, they suddenly tell you the podcast will be hosted as a Facebook Live event and that you’ll need to join using your Facebook page. THIS IS WHERE YOU NEED TO BE CAREFUL. I’ve seen this tactic used to compromise people’s Facebook pages before, and it appears these scammers are still at it. They’re particularly targeting creators and business owners with large Facebook followings. Imagine spending YEARS building an audience, only to lose access to your page because you thought you were accepting an innocent podcast invitation. Another red flag I’ve noticed? The invitations often come from random Gmail addresses rather than official emails associated with the podcasts they claim to represent. Of course, not every Gmail invitation is fraudulent, and not every Facebook Live invitation is a scam. But please verify who you’re dealing with before clicking links, granting permissions, or connecting your page. Please repost this. Someone on your timeline might be one invitation away from losing a Facebook page they’ve spent years building. You may be saving them in advance 💡

“Anna, please I don’t have money to buy your course” Okay, wetin make I come do? 🫩

If you have an iPhone, please buy a MacBook. Not one of those Samsung laptops please 😩😭🙏🏽

Why do men drive with 2 hands on their steering wheel?😂 Such a cutie.

For ₦1 Billion, would you reveal ALL your trade secrets?

These ads of a thing are starting to pick up finally after almost 3 years of trying to get it to 😂. I hope it lasts sha. It's a good thing I mastered organic traffic first. Let me just be watching it 🫩

I just reinstalled my Opay app and saw money I forgot there 😩😭😭😭 Thank you Lord

You did so much that it's almost impossible not to win. Your story is an inspiration to young minds like me.

10 things you can do with a phone + internet connection that can actually turn into income 1. Affiliate marketing: promote products to people who are likely to need them and earn a commission when someone buys through your link. 2. UGC: create videos or photos that brands can use on their social media pages or for ads, even if you don't have a large following. 3. Virtual assistance: help business owners with tasks like managing emails, scheduling, research, customer support and other administrative work. 4. Content services: write captions, create content ideas, edit videos, design simple graphics or manage parts of a brand's content process. 5. Lead generation: help businesses find and organize potential customers, clients or business contacts. 6. Online research: businesses and individuals sometimes need someone to research competitors, products, markets, creators, locations or specific topics and organize the findings. 7. Digital products: create useful templates, guides, checklists, planners or other resources that solve a specific problem, then sell them online. 8. Social media management: manage content posting, community responses, content planning or other parts of a company's social media presence. 9. Online tutoring: teach something you understand well through video calls, online communities or pre-recorded resources. 10. Reselling: find products you can source at a good price, market them online and earn from the difference between your cost and selling price. Each of these still requires you to learn how the work is done, find people who need it and become good enough at delivering value that someone is willing to pay for it.

Did you know that one of the reasons you can’t find what’s wrong with your business is because to you, it’s all just “I’m not getting sales”. You don’t know what part of your funnel is leaking, so let me help you out: No views → Traffic issue People aren’t seeing your content, so look at your reach, distribution and where your traffic is coming from. Views but no interest → Messaging issue People are seeing the content but aren’t interested enough to take action, so look at your hook, problem and message. Interest but no clicks → Offer issue People are interested but aren’t taking the next step, so check whether your offer is clear, relevant and compelling. Clicks but no sales → Conversion issue People are interested enough to click, so examine what happens after the click, including your sales page, price, trust, objections, checkout process or sales conversation. Find the stage where things slow down, then focus on improving that part first.

Honestly, I actually like each point that stated and it is rather unfortunate that some newbie affiliate marketers neglect

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