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How To Start Importing Phones And Laptops From USA

Kehinde Lawal
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How To Start Importing Phones And Laptops From USA

The importation business is a very lucrative business. It’s by far one of the few businesses you can do in Nigeria and earn over 100% profit.  So how do you start this business? It’s quite easy. In this article, I will give you a step-by-step guide on how to start the business of importing gadgets from the United State and selling it with a huge profit in Nigeria.

How To Start Importing Phones And Laptops From USA

The basic requirement that you need for importing quality gadget at a dead cheap price is a smartphone or laptop, a platform to buy the product, and a platform to sell the product.  I will cover all this in detail later in the article. Money is another requirement, but I won’t go into that since you can start this business with as little as ₦50,000.

1. A Smartphone:

Any up-to-date android device can be used to run this business. Speed is of importance here, so getting a very fast smartphone or laptop can give you a hedge over others. Now that you got a good smartphone and you’re ready to start buying, you will need to visit websites like Jumia & Jiji to know what is trending. Doing this will give you a hint of what people are buying and what they’re not buying.

2. A Platform To Buy The Product

Next is a platform to purchase your products. You see, buying quality gadgets in the US at a dead-cheap price is mostly done through bidding or off-sale. Bidding simply means you’re participating in an auction, where people compete to buy a product by giving a higher offer than the previous offer. On the other hand, off-sale means people decide to sell their old-model products at a very huge discount simply because they’ve gotten a newer model, and the old one is no longer needed.

As a beginner, I will suggest you start with off-sale because it’s much easier and less expensive. And the website I will recommend you start with is Offerup.com. Wait! Before you rush to the website you need to understand two things:

  1. Offerup is a US platform where people dispose of their products to other people in their community, and you shouldn’t go there and tell them you’re a Nigerian.
  2. Since you’re not in the US, you will need someone over there to pick up those goods, How To Start Importing Phones And Laptops From USAnd getting trusted agents to do that for you is easy but it will cost you around $20(₦7,200).

So how do you buy your products as a Nigerian, without any trouble?

  • First, you need to download Puffin Browser from your Google Play store on mobile
  • Next, you visit Offerup and log in with your Facebook account
  • Then you off your location on Android(Note that you’re required to off your location so you can see product listings from US cities. If you don’t off your location you will most likely see listings from Lagos, Nigeria).
  • After which you edit your profile with a single name like Peter or Richard, then you use an interesting image as your profile picture. I used a Lamborghini car as my image.
  • You can now search for products to buy. I advise you to use LA  as your search location because that’s one of the places where I have a reliable agent to pick it up on your behalf.
  • Once you find a deal, try to negotiate with the seller. Also, ask if the phone or laptop doesn’t have any fault because spending money on repairs might make it pretty expensive to sell. If it requires you to unlock the gadget, you need to figure out how much unlock costs in Nigeria.
  • After you’ve agreed to the price, you tell the seller to drop the address of a Starbucks or Cafe near him, and his/her phone number.
  • You then contact the pickup agent. You will need to send the Naira equivalent of the product to the pickup agent using ₦370/$. You will also add a transport fee in LA which is about $20 to drive and pick up the Gadget.
  • Once the pickup agent verifies that the product is in good condition, he will pick it up and send you the pictures.
  • If you want to deliver it to Lagos with 2 days of express shipping, it will cost you $15 and $45 for the phone and laptop respectively. You can also use the standard 7 days express shipping which costs about $20. After being shipped, you will also get a password to pick it up in Lagos.
  • Once the goods get to Lagos, you will pick them up at the Ikeja office of the shipping agent. If you’re not in Lagos, you can always send someone to pick it up for you. Note that you will need to give them the password to collect it.

2. A Platform To Sell The Product

Now that you have gotten the products delivered to you, the next line of action is to sell it quickly. Having good knowledge of online and offline marketing would help you dispose of it quickly and go get another one. I advise you to leverage Jiji, Facebook, Olist and your Whatsapp contact to sell it fast.

In Conclusion

This business is still pretty much new and you don’t have any excuse not to start it. The only thing you need is a smartphone and very little start-up capital. I have personally used this method to buy a Laptop for myself, friends, and Colleagues. If you still need further help on understanding the business very well, or you need the contact of a verified agent, you can call or WhatsApp me on +234 810 185 0909.

A Guide To Starting And Building A Business (Part 3)

Kehinde Lawal
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A Guide To Starting And Building A Business (Part 3)

Welcome back to Part 3 of frequently asked questions(FAQ) on how to start and build a business. Click here to read Part 1 and Part 2.

FAQ About Starting And Building A Business (Part 3)

• When should I hire people full-time? When you have revenues.

• How long does it take to raise money? In a great business, six months. In a mediocre business: infinity.

• Should I get an office? Not unless you have revenues.

• Should I do market research? Yes, find one customer who definitely, without a doubt, will buy a service from you. Note, I don’t say buy your product because your initial product is always not what the customer wanted.

• Should I pay taxes? No. You should always reinvest your money and operate at a loss.

• Should I pay dividends? See above.

• What should the CEO salary be? No more than two times that of your lowest employee if you are not profitable. This even assumes you are funded. If you are not funded your salary should be zero until your revenues can pay your salary last. The CEO salary is the last expense paid in every business.

• When should I fire employees? When you have less than six months burn in the bank and revenues aren’t growing fast enough.

• When should one have sex with an employee? When you love her and the feeling is mutual.

• When should one fire an employee? When they gossip. When they don’t over-deliver constantly. When they ask for a raise because they think they are making below industry standard. When the talk badly about a client. When they have an attitude.

• When should you give a raise? Rarely.

• How big should the employee option pool be? Fifteen to 20 percent.

• How much do advisers get? One-quarter of one percent. Advisers are useless. Don’t even have an advisory board.

• How much do board members get? Nothing. They should all be investors. If they aren’t an investor, then one-half of one percent

• Should you take the offer to buy your company? Yes. In cash.

• What is the only effective e-mail marketing? Highly targeted e-mail marketing written by professional copywriters and the e-mail list is made up of people who have bought similar services in the past six months. Corollary: If you have zero skills as a copywriter, then everything you write will be boring.

• Should I give stuff for free? Maybe. But don’t expect free customers to turn into paying customers. Your free customers actually hate you and want everything from you for nothing so you better have a different business model.

• Should I have schwag? No.

• Should I go to SXSW? No.

• Should I go to industry parties and meet-ups? No.

• Should I blog? Yes. You must. Blog about everything going wrong in your industry. Blog personal stories that you think will scare away customers. They won’t. Customers will be attracted to your honesty.

• Should I care about margins? No. Care about revenues.

• Should I spin off this unrelated idea into a separate business? No. Make one business great. Throw everything into it. Do DBA (a legal term for “doing business as”) to identify different ideas.

• Should I hire people because I can travel on a seven-hour plane ride with them? Don’t be an idiot. If anything, hire people who are the opposite of you. Otherwise, who will you delegate to?

• When should I say no to a client? When they initially approach you.

• When should I say yes to a client? Every other conversation you ever have with them after that initial no.

• Should I have sex with an employee? Stop asking that.

• Should I negotiate the best terms with a VC? No. Pick the VC you like. Times are going to get tough at some point and you’ll need to be able to have a heart-to-heart with them.

• Should I give employees bonuses for a job well done? No. Give them gifts but not bonuses.

• What should I do at Christmas? Send everyone you know a gift basket.

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Good Luck!!!

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A Guide To Starting And Building A Business (Part 2)

Kehinde Lawal
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A Guide To Starting And Building A Business (Part 2)

Welcome back to the Part 2 of frequently asked questions(FAQ) on how to start and build a business. If you haven’t read part 1, click here to access it.

FAQ About Starting And Building A Business (Part 2)

• What are some telltale signs of an amateur businessperson? Doing any of these things:

  1. Having fights with partners in the first year. Fire them or split before anything gets out of control.
  2. Worrying about dilution.
  3. Trying to get Mark Cuban to invest because “this would be great for the Dallas Mavericks.”
  4. Asking people you barely know to introduce you to Mark Cuban.
  5. Asking people for five minutes of their time. It’s never five minutes so you are establishing yourself as a liar.
  6. Having a PowerPoint that doesn’t show me arbitrage. I need to know that there is a small chance I’ll see a hundred-fold return on my money.
  7. Catch-22: showing people there is a small chance they’ll see a hundred-fold return on their money. The secret of salesmanship is getting through the Catch-22.
  8. Rejecting a cash offer for your company when you have almost no revenues. Hello Friendster and foursquare.

• What are some signs of a professional?

  1. Going from bullshit product to services to software as a service (SaaS) product. (Corollary: the reverse is amateur hour).
  2. Cutting costs every day.
  3. When you have a billion in revenues, stay focused. When you have zero revenues, staying unfocused and coming up with new ideas every day.
  4. Saying no to people who are obvious losers.
  5. Saying yes to any meeting at all with someone who is an obvious winner.
  6. Knowing how to distinguish between winners and losers (you know in your gut, trust me).

Access part 3 here.

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Cheat-sheet: A Guide To Starting And Building A Business(Part 1)

Kehinde Lawal
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Cheat-sheet: A Guide To Starting And Building A Business(Part 1)

I will be sharing a series of frequently asked questions(FAQ) on how to start and build a business.

To start with, this information is an excerpt from James Altucher’s book titled “Choose Yourself Guide To Wealth.” For those who don’t know James, his an American Hedgefund Manager and Investor. The anecdote of his story was how he made millions of dollars and lost it all three times in a roll. I’m sure you would definitely want to learn from his mistakes.

Part 1

This is just the first part, part two will be available at the same time tomorrow.

This chapter includes the nuts and bolts, and FAQ on starting a business. And depending on your business, some of these questions won’t apply. All of them come from questions most people have asked the author.

Frequently Asked Questions About Starting And Building A Business

• Should founders vest? Yes, over a period of four years. The vesting speeds upon any change of control.

• Should I go for venture capital money? First, build a product, then get a customer, then get friends and family money (or money from revenues, which is the cheapest of all), and then think about raising money. But only then.

• Should I patent my idea? Get customers first. Patent later. Don’t talk to lawyers until the last possible moment.

• Should I require venture capitalists to sign NDAs? No. Nobody is going to steal your idea.

• How much equity should I give a partner? Divide things up in equal portions into these categories: manages the company, raise the money, had the idea, brings in the revenues, built the product (or performs the service).

• Should I have a technical co-founder if I’m not technical? No. If you don’t already have a technical co-founder you can always outsource technology and not give up equity.

• Should I barter equity for services? No. You get what you pay for.

• How do I market my app? Friends, and then word of mouth.

• Should I build a product? Maybe. But first manually see if your product works. Then think about providing it as a service. Then productize the commonly used services. Too many people do this in reverse and then fail.

• How much dilution is too much dilution? If someone wants to give you money, then take it. The old saying, 100 percent of nothing is worth less than one percent of something.

• Should I listen to venture capitalists? Yes, of course. They gave you money. But then don’t do anything they ask you to do.

• What if nobody seems to be buying my product? Then change to a service and do whatever anyone is willing to pay for.

• If a client wants me to hire their friend or they won’t give me the business (i.e., like a bribe). What should I do? Always do the ethical thing—hire a friend and get the client’s business.

• What do I do when a customer rejects me in a B2B business? Stay in touch
once a month. Never be angry.

• In a B2C business: release fast. Add new features every week.

• How do I get new clients? The best new clients are old clients. Always offer
new services.

• What if my client asks you to do something, not in your business plan? Do it, or find someone who can do it, even if it’s a competitor.

• Should I ever focus on SEO? No.

• Should I do social media marketing? No.

• Should I ever talk badly about a partner or an employee even though they are awful? Never gossip. Always be straight with the culprit.

• I have lots of ideas. How do I pick the right one? Execute as many as position. The right idea will pick you.

If by any means you’ve benefited from the post, kindly share it with us in the comment box below 👇.

Access part 2 here

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5 Reasons You Should Buy Some Cryptocurrency in 2020

Kehinde Lawal
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5 Reasons You Should Buy Some Cryptocurrency in 2020

If you’re an active internet user, chances are that you’ve heard about the word “Cryptocurrency”. So what does it mean? It’s simply a digital currency that you can use for payment of goods and services across the globe.

What makes it distinct is that it’s not controlled by any government, therefore you don’t need any permission to start receiving and sending cryptocurrency.

Below are 5 reasons I think you should buy Cryptocurrency in 2020.

1. You will get an high return on investment

Although Cryptocurrency are very volatile, they have outperform every investment asset and index in the past 10 years. Bitcoin for example has grown about 90% so far in 2019.

At the moment, we’re currently in the bear market. And there is every likelihood that things will go Gaga, and prices of some major Cryptocurrency will skyrocket in 2020.

2. No minimum or maximum deposit/withdrawal.

If you have ever opened a bank account and you were put under a minimum and maximum deposit/withdrawal threshold, then this for you.

Cryptocurrency allows you to perform transborder transaction with anybody in the world without unnecessary limit. This a plus for citizens of Venezuela, Argentina and Zimbabwe. Cryptocurrency like Bitcoin is beyond the control of your government.

3. Very little or low transaction fee

You see, the last time I checked the commission charged by banks to send Western Union of $1000 to most countries, it was $89. With Bitcoin, which is most widely used Cryptocurrency, you can send $100,000,000 at a low cost of $0.33.

I’m sure you’re wowed! Better still try to ask those using Bitcoin to make payment for Chinese good, you will understand better.

4. Transparency

Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin are very transparent. It’s just like giving the power to control money to the individual. Transactions are near instant and you can sell, buy, receive and send it without anybody approval.

Nevertheless, every transaction is on the block chain, which is an open database that can be access by everybody. Perhaps, that’s what gives most Cryptocurrency the trust it needed to gain massive adoption.

5. Security

Unlike putting your money in your banks where it can be seized or used without your permission, you do have total control in cryptocurrency.

You can decide to keep it securely on your phone, laptop, paper or even a crypto exchange.

Nevertheless, you’re responsible for preventing other people from getting access to your password, email, phone and private key because any of this information can be use to eventually access your Cryptocurrency.

So, are you ready to the possibilities in the cryptocurrency space this coming year and decade. Buy your first Cryptocurrency on Binance by clicking here.

How to Start a Profitable MTN, Glo, Airtel and Etisalat Data Share Business

Kehinde Lawal
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How to Start a Profitable MTN, Glo, Airtel and Etisalat Data Share Business

If you’re on the lookout for trending ways to make money online with little initial capital, chances are that you had found the right answer.

You can start a profitable MTN, Glo, Airtel, and Etisalat Data Share Business with as little as ₦5,500 if you know the basics of making it profitable.

How do you make it PROFITABLE?

The majority of Nigerians find it hard to successfully operate MTN, Glo or Etisalat Data share business simply because they think it’s as easy as just dialing the code to subscribe for a data package and then selling it. No wonder they quit a few days after starting.

If you want to make it profitable, you need to learn the simple tweaks the Professional Data share businessmen are using. I call it simple tweaks because what you need to start making money from the Data share business is simple. However, if you don’t know these simple tweaks, you won’t make money.

Since many don’t make money in the business, they concluded it’s not profitable. However, I will do the math, then you decide for yourself whether it’s profitable.

For me to make ₦5,000 a day in this business; I just need to sell 25 No of 2Gb Data (₦200 gain x 25 = ₦5,000). And I sell at least 20 No of data per day, which are mostly 5gb, 10gb etc. Though I make more profits this way, some of my friends in the business are even making more money by using simple tweaks which I will soon share with you.

Automating Data Share Business.

I will also show you how to automate this business using our Data Wire SME APP. The app keeps a record of all your sales, shows the graph of your income, and allows you to send data automatically on the four mobile networks (MTN, GLO, Airtel, Etisalat).

As a matter of fact, the majority of our customers now use it to opt in to bundle and sell to their customers automatically.

So, how do I get the simple profit making tweaks for MTN, Glo, Airtel and Etisalat Data Share Business?

In other to help Nigerians increase their cash flow online through my website 9jacashflow.com, I normally charge ₦8,000 for a Whatsapp tutorial on MTN, Glo, Airtel, and Etisalat data share business (that’s ₦2,000 per network).

However, I have been able to package a detailed eBook showing you the A to Z of how to start and profit from Data share business in Nigeria, which you will get at a token amount. This includes all the tweaks and easy tricks needed to market yourself, so as to make more money in the business.

If you act fast today , you will get it for a token sum of ₦2,000 only.

NOTE: This price offer is only available for the next 48 Hours, and at exactly , it goes back to the original price of ₦8,000 only.

What will I get when I pay for this offer?

You would get the following when you make the payment for the offer:

  1. A complete PDF eBook on how to start a profitable MTN, Glo, Airtel, and Etisalat Data Share Business.
  2. The insider secret on branding, marketing, and selling your data to over 25 people a day.
  3. How to automate Data share business.
  4. Access to Whatsapp Question & Answer session with me.
  5. 2 eBook Bonuses.

BONUSES

When you buy the data share package, you get the following bonuses  free of charge;

Online Business Foundation Course Online Business Foundation Course

How to start your own Online Business

Worth over ₦5,000 but you get it free.
How To Start A Profitable Importation Biz

2017 update on how to start your own successful importation business in Nigeria.

Worth over ₦5,000 but you get it free.

HOW TO MAKE PAYMENT

Pay the ₦2,000.00 with  Paystack online payment processor and get instant access 

OR

 

Pay the ₦2,000 into our bank account.

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    ColossalNet Technology Ltd
  2. GTBank: 0128522966
    Kehinde Lawal

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NOTE: After successful payment, send an email to [email protected] or call 0810 185 0909 providing your payment details.

GUESS WHAT

Money Back Guarantee

You will get a 100% Money Back Guarantee within 7 days if you put the tricks to use and you didn't get the required result.

No hassle, you don't even need to tell us the reason. Just request your money and you will get a refund instantly alongside an apology for wasting your precious time.

PS: You won't always see this offer, so grab it while it lasts. This same training on how to start data share business is sold for ₦10,000 on other platforms, that's ₦8,000 more than my own price.
PPS: You have to learn more to earn more. Don’t have yourself to blame if you never see this benevolent offer again.

It's left to you to create your own Goodluck!

The Truth About Forex Trading, Bitcoin Mining, And Cryptocurrency – Dan Lok

Kehinde Lawal
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The Truth About Forex Trading, Bitcoin Mining, And Cryptocurrency – Dan Lok

Dan Lok just shared some insights about trading Bitcoin, Cryptocurrency, Forex, etc. I think it’s something you should check out.

First, he started by explaining a key concept about money, which is the fact that you need to first EARN MONEY, then KEEP IT, and finally MULTIPLY IT.

He said most people can only make tangible money in Cryptocurrency or Forex if they have a lot of money. According to him, you need to first make money before you start investing, otherwise, you will most likely lose your investment.

I would say I totally agree with him because I’ve been in the exact same shoe. I thought trading with little capital is a business. After losing all my capital I eventually realised that it’s not a business. I could barely pay my expenses with the returns.

Trading with little funds when you barely know what you’re doing is just speculation. You would most likely enter the GAMBLING FALLACY and lose all your capital.

My advice is that you first learn a good digital skills like Web Design, Graphic Design, Web Development, Business Automation, Social Media Management, etc. When you now start earning consistent Income from it, you can now save to start trading and investing in Crypto, Forex or the Stock market.

Don’t waste your time trading with very small amount of capital. It’s just pure speculation, you can hardly cover your expenses except if you’re a professional.

Thanks for reading through this article. Click here to watch the full video.

Dished Out Free Dash At BlockTech Conference Lagos, Nigeria

Kehinde Lawal
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Dished Out Free Dash At BlockTech Conference Lagos, Nigeria

Real Smiles, Real Crypto: Educating on Dash & Bitcoin

There is a specific kind of smile people get when they realize that cryptocurrency isn’t just a “digital idea,” but actual money they can use right now.

I recently had the privilege of hosting a hands-on session alongside my personal PADI/Dash Ambassador, Oluwashina Peter. Our goal? To show people exactly how easy it is to send, receive, and—most importantly—spend cryptocurrencies like Dash and Bitcoin.

Dished Out Free Dash At BlockTech Conference Lagos, Nigeria

Hands-on Experience: From Wallet to Airtime

We didn’t just talk; we took action. We gave audience members ₦1000 worth of free Dashcoin each. The fascination on their faces as they saw how fast and seamless the transactions were was the highlight of the day.

Even better, they didn’t just let the coins sit there. Using Bitrefill.com, they immediately used their Dash to:

  • Purchase mobile airtime.

  • Buy data bundles instantly.

Where Can You Spend Crypto in Nigeria?

Many people ask, “What can I actually do with Bitcoin or Dash?” The truth is, the ecosystem is growing every day. Beyond Bitrefill, you can use your coins on platforms like:

  • Kurepay.com

  • Gigalayer.com.ng (Great for hosting and domains)

  • Qualimart.ng

Your Journey Starts Here

Seeing the “first-hand experience” smile is why I do what I do at 9jacashflow. If you’ve been on the sidelines, now is the time to jump in and see how simple this technology really is.

10 Things To Consider When Planning A Seminar in Nigeria

Kehinde Lawal
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10 Things To Consider When Planning A Seminar in Nigeria

Wikipedia defines a Seminar as a conference or other meeting for discussion or training. It can either be a paid or completely free event.

I personally believe that if you’re just starting to build your brand, it’s better to start with free seminars. This will harbor room for errors, and also allow you to document yourself as a professional in your field. After doing two to three free seminars, you can now start doing paid seminars. Besides, you can use your free training to attract people to your paid training.

So let’s look at the things you need to consider when planning both free and paid seminars. Below are 10 tips that will help you plan a great training event.

10 Things To Consider When Planning A Seminar

1. Message

First, you need to clearly state the message, topic or area you want to train people own. Except you’re doing a boot camp, your training should not cover more than two areas of interest e.g. Graphic Design, Web Design etc. These will help keep people focused and get the best out of the event. In addition, being precise with your message will help you create captivating adverts to promote the event.

2. Audience

Knowing your target audience is very important when it comes to seminar business. Instead of coming up with a seminar to help a specific set of people you don’t know, It’s better to find a target audience and come up with what they want to learn. For example, you shouldn’t come up with a website development training in Maiduguri, Nigeria because your target audience is not there.

3. Venue

Choosing the right venue will depend on how large or small your target audience is. Besides, your venue should be close to your target audience and able to contain those that will come to the event. The setup most look professional, and exactly how you want people to perceive your brand.  Don’t do a motivational seminar in a class room. It doesn’t bring out the right perception or energy.

4. Promoting the Seminar

Promoting the seminar should not be a difficult thing. First, create the event page on Eventbrite or using Google Form. Next,  you advertise the event on Facebook, Instagram, TV, Radio etc. depending on the location of your target audience. Then you keep updating does that register for the event until the event holds.

5. Partners

Having the right partners will give you more credibility and in turn, increase the numbers of people that will come to your event. Imagine having Google as a partner or sponsor of your event. The reach and influence of Google will make many people attend your event. Know the right people to partner with and reach out to them through call or email. It’s not hard.

6. Refreshment

You must put into consideration the fact that people have a short attention span. If your training starts to get too long or boring, people will start leaving. A good refreshment is a way to make them stay.

7. Seminar Kit

Seminar kits are simply materials that make people participate effectively in your seminar. You require them to make your seminar an outstanding experience. Examples are; Agenda, Name Tag, Pen, Jotter, Internet Access, Projector, Sound System etc.

8. Games/Video/Audio Learning

Your seminar shouldn’t just be about only you talking. Find means to educate people using games, videos, and audio. Kahoot is a very good platform to create educational games. Youtube is a platform to get insightful and educational videos on what you’re teaching. You can as well get audio clip on SoundCloud or Spotify.

9. Use Social Media

You need to share details before, during and after the event on Social Media. Let people know you’ve conducted a successful seminar. This creates opportunities for you to partner with other trainers around you. Moreover, people that need your service but weren’t able to attend the event will start contacting you.

10. Follow Up

Follow up with everybody that contributed to the success of the event. Congratulate the attendees, thank your team members and appreciate the effort of your sponsors and partners. In following up with the attendees, you need to get feedback from them, and also let them know about your other products and services.

If you consider all the above tips in your seminar, boom! You’ve conducted a successful seminar.

Have any questions? Or interested in adding more to the above points, kindly do that using the comment box below.

Your’s in Business

Kehinde Lawal
Founder 9jaCashFlow.com

9jacashflow Blockchain and Cryptocurrency trading Workshop 2018

Kehinde Lawal
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9jacashflow Blockchain and Cryptocurrency trading Workshop 2018

The second edition of our 9jacashflow monthly mastermind workshop tagged: Introduction to Blockchain And Cryptocurrency trading which was held on the 3rd of November, 2018 was a huge success. We had four seasoned keynote speakers who enriched the participants with their wealth of knowledge; the founder of 9jacashflow, Kehinde Lawal, introduced the participants to the world of Blockchain Technology, Cryptocurrency, Cryptocurrency trading, and token economy. The CEO of Cryptocrib, Adenigba Oluwafemi, facilitated a session on tokens and altcoins, while Tunmise Olaoluwa introduced the beneficiaries to a whole new level of potential opportunities in FOREX trading.

One major highlight of the mastermind program was the live Ask Me Anything (AMA) session (on face time) with Todd Butterfield, President Wykoff SMI, and CEO learncrypto.io, who also shared his wealth of experience on stocks and cryptocurrency trading.

About 90% of the beneficiaries of this event participated in the hands-on practical session where everyone had the opportunity to create cryptocurrency and altcoin wallets; learn how to send and receive bitcoins; learn important tips on purchasing bitcoins; learn how to make N5000 daily on LUNO and how to make money through filling airdrops and bounty.

Participants found the master class quite interactive, this was shown in how they wholeheartedly participated. There were also fun games and quizzes on Kahoot. The winner of the Blockchain and Cryptocurrency game was (Adeshina) who came first and went away with $10 worth of Bitcoin(BTC). The second and third winners went away with $5 and $3 worth of BTC respectively.

We had a second game on Token Economy i.e the economic zone created by Blockchain. And the prize/reward was doubled by the CEO of Cryptocrib, Adenigba Oluwafemi. The following amazing participants won Ethereum:( Bashy came 1st($10), Artwopa second($6), Distinction came third($4).

We are grateful for Mr. Adenigba’s immense contributions to the success of the workshop by giving out free tokens. The 9jaCashFlow group is also very grateful to Todd Butterfield who gave the participants great discounts on his intensive Cryptocurrency and Wykoff Course.

9jacashflow Blockchain and Cryptocurrency trading Workshop 2018

The smile on all our faces says it all. The free training was profound; the lunch was delicious; the games were interactive and fun, winners went away with free Bitcoin and Ethereum. With all these being said, we cannot but sincerely appreciate our sponsors who, without them, the success of this workshop would have been fiction. We, therefore, say a huge THANK YOU. We at 9jacashflow are appreciative. To our bright participants, thank you! It was great interacting with bright minds!

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