“It amazes me that Nigerians are hoping to make money
online through get paid to read, get paid to click, get
paid to eat and all those nonsense.

As i always say, you can earn a few cents from it but
you can NEVER build a successful online empire from it.

The secret to succeeding online is by creating and monetizing
your own products and services.

Ensure you do the following to succeed.

- Craete your own products
- Build your optin list.
- Promote other people's products for a commission
- Build websites
- Use some adsense
- Buy and resell reprint rights or use them as gifts for your website visitors.
- Advertise your websites continously. And more.

One more thing.

There is nothing like make millions online without spending a kobo
while sleeping. If that's what you're looking for, then online
business is not for you.

The truth is you have to WORK HARD to succeed online. You have
to spend time and some money to run it.

I put in a lot of hard work to create my profit pulling websites like
http://www.akinalabi.com as well as http://www.averagejoeaffiliate.com

Even my jokes website http://www.laughtergalore.com no be joke.

A word is enough for the wise.

All the best.”

Abu Mikey:

Uselu Central www.uselucentral..com

UseluCentral is owned by Abu Mikey, he started off being just a member on Nairaland around May 2013, he was relatively unknown until August 2013 when he gained prominence.

He created his Uselu Central blog, because he wanted to prove to others that blogging wasn't about just entertainment that most Nigerian bloggers have delved into.
Though,the early days of Uselu Central wasn't as fruitful as he had wanted, but bit-by-bit, things turned okay for him.

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I've got Big Dreams.

Afam4eva: Wey that Akin Afam the anuohia! You banned me on a thread in the politics section were they were talking about a 34year old bride that collapsed. You banned me for responding to a tribalist who was insulting igbos and you left all of them. I opened that thread to see that all only yorubas are posting insulting igbos without their post hidden or them being banned. But you banned me for responding.

I want to use this opportunity to tell you that, since you have decided to sell your soul to devil banning igbos and leaving yorubas, may amadioha and thunder strike you. I have no regrets for my curse on you because, opening that thread istill dont see why i should be banned, why dayokanu and co have been posting derogatory words on ndigbo.

I repeat afam with all sincerity and pure heart of mine, may amadioha strike you. May thunder paralyse that your hand.
Afam4eva:
Alabi boy sef? That guy don chop money sotey im chicks don fat.

I never knew that Lalaboi had anything to do with Notjustok.

Dannylux:


I smell ban

Abu Mikey:

Uselu Central www.uselucentral..com

UseluCentral is owned by Abu Mikey, he started off a mere NL floor member around May 2013, he was relatively unknown until August 2013 when he gained prominence.

He created his Uselu Central blog, because he wanted to prove to others that blogging wasn't about just entertainment that most Nigerian bloggers have delved into.
Though,the early days of Uselu Central wasn't as fruitful as he had wanted, but bit-by-bit, things turned okay for him.

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I've got Big Dreams.

Nice one Abu...but your shoe no nice

Afam4eva: Wey that Akin Alabi boy sef? That guy don chop money sotey im chicks don fat.

I never knew that Lalaboi had anything to do with Notjustok.

babyface333: Why nobody will know your own blog is because you are a born-servant and you will die a servant. See all your mates like jarus that you registered befor them are all popular blog owners and you go around licking some people's azzzzsssess.

I pity your life.

Abu Mikey:

Uselu Central www.uselucentral..com

UseluCentral is owned by Abu Mikey, he started off a mere NL floor member around May 2013, he was relatively unknown until August 2013 when he gained prominence.

He created his Uselu Central blog, because he wanted to prove to others that blogging wasn't about just entertainment that most Nigerian bloggers have delved into.
Though,the early days of Uselu Central wasn't as fruitful as he had wanted, but bit-by-bit, things turned okay for him.

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I've got Big Dreams.