The Owlet's team is young and full of social media savants astutely breaking down and analyzing data from campaigns. It is not a coincidence. It is by design. Youth has always been at the back of his mind when establishing his companies. “We believe in empowering young people to be able to achieve more and earn more,” he enthused. “The team is young and vibrant. They are brimming with unorthodox ideas. We have interns in school that work remotely, and we are all building this company for more of us. The young people of Nigeria are an untapped yet infinitely gifted natural resource to this country. It is a shame other countries are tapping it better than our government.”

The thriving work culture within the firm has earned The Owlet its positive employer brand. Smart and young people work in a company that allows them to express themselves and grow. “We let them get the mistakes out of their system early. They are enthusiastic, and they will learn from it.” The firm also allows its other workers to play their part from anywhere in the world.

On funding and finances
One aspect of The Owlet that sticks out amongst other emerging tech startups is its financing. Elijah has refused to look for funding and has self-financed the journey so far. ”People think it is because we are afraid to fail, but we have not failed so far. Maybe I am a bit paranoid. I have never liked being under someone’s control. That paradigm does not work for me. When you take money from angel investors and venture capitalists, you are under their control. You cannot do as you want. We work with freedom here, and we do what is best for us as a business.”

Elijah, a Mathematics graduate from the University of Osun began to dabble into the tech space to fill in extra time he had while in school. His first job was mundane, he recalls. “I realized how much I hated it when I left (he laughs). It was so boring. I was making small money, enough to be comfortable, but I was bored. I spent most of my time there reading. The work was not challenging at all, so I quit. It was around the same time as the explosion of Twitter, Instagram, and other social networks. I was super into the spaces and always trying to build stuff on social media. I also had a lot of friends who were trying to run their businesses and get seen online. At first, it was just helping them build a brand online, but more of them wanted my services. If a small campus laundry service can be successful online, the food vendor next door wants some of that action too. It was young guys taking a chance, to be honest. We ran everything out of a dorm room.”

The Owlet is a social media marketplace that connects buyers and sellers. The firm helps to increase sales through social media marketing. They help firms become visible to their customers. The Owlet helps businesses grow online and increase sales via social media and marketing. They also help to save time. The Owlet creates top-performing campaigns, manages their social media connections, and many more. Whether you’re an established brand or just starting out, leverage social media and send your conversion rates through the roof.

You can follow The Owlet on Instagram and Twitter to see some of their revenue-generating campaigns. Sign up on The Owlet and increase your revenue today!

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The Owlet's team is young and full of social media savants astutely breaking down and analyzing data from campaigns. It is not a coincidence. It is by design. Youth has always been at the back of his mind when establishing his companies. “We believe in empowering young people to be able to achieve more and earn more,” he enthused. “The team is young and vibrant. They are brimming with unorthodox ideas. We have interns in school that work remotely, and we are all building this company for more of us. The young people of Nigeria are an untapped yet infinitely gifted natural resource to this country. It is a shame other countries are tapping it better than our government.”

The thriving work culture within the firm has earned The Owlet its positive employer brand. Smart and young people work in a company that allows them to express themselves and grow. “We let them get the mistakes out of their system early. They are enthusiastic, and they will learn from it.” The firm also allows its other workers to play their part from anywhere in the world.

On funding and finances
One aspect of The Owlet that sticks out amongst other emerging tech startups is its financing. Elijah has refused to look for funding and has self-financed the journey so far. ”People think it is because we are afraid to fail, but we have not failed so far. Maybe I am a bit paranoid. I have never liked being under someone’s control. That paradigm does not work for me. When you take money from angel investors and venture capitalists, you are under their control. You cannot do as you want. We work with freedom here, and we do what is best for us as a business.”

Elijah, a Mathematics graduate from the University of Osun began to dabble into the tech space to fill in extra time he had while in school. His first job was mundane, he recalls. “I realized how much I hated it when I left (he laughs). It was so boring. I was making small money, enough to be comfortable, but I was bored. I spent most of my time there reading. The work was not challenging at all, so I quit. It was around the same time as the explosion of Twitter, Instagram, and other social networks. I was super into the spaces and always trying to build stuff on social media. I also had a lot of friends who were trying to run their businesses and get seen online. At first, it was just helping them build a brand online, but more of them wanted my services. If a small campus laundry service can be successful online, the food vendor next door wants some of that action too. It was young guys taking a chance, to be honest. We ran everything out of a dorm room.”

The Owlet is a social media marketplace that connects buyers and sellers. The firm helps to increase sales through social media marketing. They help firms become visible to their customers. The Owlet helps businesses grow online and increase sales via social media and marketing. They also help to save time. The Owlet creates top-performing campaigns, manages their social media connections, and many more. Whether you’re an established brand or just starting out, leverage social media and send your conversion rates through the roof.

You can follow The Owlet on Instagram and Twitter to see some of their revenue-generating campaigns. Sign up on The Owlet and increase your revenue today!

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