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Re: The Entrepreneur's Manual by Bamigeorge: 8:39pm On Dec 04, 2013 |
I am talking to anybody who wants to go into real business.I am presently in Ondo state(AKURE), a place where there is aboundant agricultural resources like cocoa,plantain,maize and etc,wood business and oil business.if you have interest in any of these businesses,say it here and i will give you the details.thanks |
Re: The Entrepreneur's Manual by benzion72(m): 9:36pm On Dec 06, 2013 |
Where is Acidtalk? Just stumbled on his thread, though he real tried responding to various questions and proffering solution. I real appreciate him for that. But talks is very cheap. I would have expected acidtalk to share with us is own personal experience with business. Let us feel is experience for it is the best teacher. Personally I have gotten some baptism into business and I can tell you business world is a tough one. Let me start with my first business experience. I started liquid soap production with twenty thousand naira. I went into this business because I was down to ground zero and I don't even have any source of capital. I went for traning on Liquid soap/Bar soap production I paid 7000 for the traning though I got a lot of soap from the traning both bar and liquid soap. My error 1 I should not have parted with so much money for traning I should have consult google and look around for the knowledge. I went from the traning to to Agbeni Market where I bought the chemical ingridents for soap making and platic container. I went with production Error/ Mistake number 2 I printed the labeling at the cost of 7000 for one thousand naira. Which is on the high side, I should have gone to Mokola the Mecca of printers in Ibadan for the printing job, I could have got it done at cheaper price. After production and label I pasted poster around for sales boys and girls non showed up. I carried the product to Bodija market. A fight ensured there established products in the market and there are also small scale producer who has there products in major car park. I was forced to leave the market. I went to Aleshinloye market. Everybody was pricing nobody want to buy. I came back home without making a dime, I wasted transport money. Error number 3 The market is saturated with liquid soap, there is also an established patter of marketing. Each day I was looking at the liqudid soap and it is looking at me. Breakthrough came when I started approaching hotel for sales. I gave them samples to use and I started getting order for liquid soaps Lesson to learn 1. Do your market research very well. Is there a need for your products 2. How will you deal with established products and competitors 3. What packaging does the market want Need to rest my hand I also venture into some other biz ventures I will share my experience some other time thanks 4 Likes |
Re: The Entrepreneur's Manual by PROVENSOLUTION: 2:40pm On Dec 11, 2013 |
See www.provensolutions.com.ng/entreprenueurship-tips for more manual. Also take our olline career counseling to know if you are wired to be a professional or entrepreneur. Less you make career blunder. For the truth remains an entrepreneur must be innovative in nature. To capture the market see innovation and entrepreneurship, monopoly rules for more understanding. |
Re: The Entrepreneur's Manual by enehsky: 1:50pm On Dec 12, 2013 |
Acid talk, AiYellow is one of the leading companies in marketing online advertising directories. Operate in 30 languages and in over 150 countries, with business offices across all continents. I join then while in London, Now i registered in Nigeria located at km 42 Lekki Ekpe expressway Lagos, our concept is super, have a look to some of my client just type this biz. Name in google and click on it, it will carry to our site ( lexy Nig. Limited, or mattaco enterprises ) Now my problem is this, I find difficult to get client I don't know why, may be b/cos Lagos have a lot of such, that's in online advert or what? Anyway the biz. was registered to cover the whole Nigeria not only in Lagos. But as many read your column from all over Nigeria. So do i need as many as to work with me as marketers anywhere they are in Nigeria. I want you to devise me if am mistaken, payment will base on commission, any individual, company who have something to displayed is our customer. You can send an email to me for more details ( enehsky@gmail.com ) I will be looking forward for your respond urgently. |
Re: The Entrepreneur's Manual by detee2: 1:56pm On Dec 20, 2013 |
I jst stumbled on this tread now. Took d pain to read it frm d begining to end....and i wish acidtalk is back here...i really wish this thread can resurrect.. |
Re: The Entrepreneur's Manual by ngjpub: 10:11am On Dec 21, 2013 |
http://www.ngjpub.com/call-for-papers/ As part of our efforts in encouraging Nigerian Graduates who successfully conducted good research works (projects/ theses) upon graduation, Nigerian Graduates’ Journal is calling for the submission of research papers to be published online for free. Note: The author must be a Graduate and is expected to have “defended” the work in his/her host University/institution. Publication starts January 2014. Please visit www.ngjpub.com or contact admin@ngjpub.com for more information or inquiries. Dr. Hosam Faisal For Nigerian Graduates’ Journal. |
Re: The Entrepreneur's Manual by Nobody: 4:51pm On Dec 29, 2013 |
Easier said than done. If you want to be a businessman, then jump into it. you just have to start. You will learn the hard way and the only way.... Government regulation, market relocation, nationwide glut, misbehaviour of employees, over production, new market competition are few factors that can destroy your market survey.. |
Re: The Entrepreneur's Manual by acidtalk: 7:28pm On Dec 29, 2013 |
okpara ugo: Easier said than done. The Best and Fastest way to learn in business and life is through the hard way |
Re: The Entrepreneur's Manual by brio(m): 7:44am On Dec 30, 2013 |
please Acidtalk advice me on wat business one can start with N200,000 |
Re: The Entrepreneur's Manual by frenzybest1(m): 3:02pm On Dec 30, 2013 |
acidtalk: Dear People,You did not talk about talent,as for me i write poetry but am also a student,but i believe as my blog grows i will earn from it. |
Re: The Entrepreneur's Manual by cdieli(m): 5:41pm On Dec 30, 2013 |
You can make cool cash during the new year . Invest in Europe and get a diversified portfolio,Each of the businesses, including factories, facilities, restaurants and service companies, is a potential source of income. To learn more about these businesses contact me on :ogookpoko@gmail.com I will be willing to lead you through the processes of registration with full transparency and convenience. Best Regards |
Re: The Entrepreneur's Manual by ugojeswite(m): 6:55pm On Dec 30, 2013 |
Please guys I need help. How months is needed professionally for a new business to break-even? |
Re: The Entrepreneur's Manual by Angelstartups(f): 10:29pm On Dec 30, 2013 |
Do you have a viable business idea?or you are looking for where to invest in,then go to www.angelstartups.com.ng You will find great ideas to invest in.its free. |
Re: The Entrepreneur's Manual by gabuu(m): 2:56pm On Dec 31, 2013 |
I am of the opinion that business is a marathon and not a sprint. It becomes difficult if the entrepreneur has his eyes set on profit the very first day the business opens. It is possible, but very, very difficult to achieve. We are building a team of young sales people for 2014, if interested pls visit www.aanoraltd.com The business route might be painful but is your best bet for a rewarding financial freedom |
Re: The Entrepreneur's Manual by halifab: 2:16pm On Jan 03, 2014 |
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Re: The Entrepreneur's Manual by Nobody: 5:48pm On Jan 04, 2014 |
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Re: The Entrepreneur's Manual by gowaga68: 5:04pm On Oct 23, 2014 |
una weldone here o! |
Re: The Entrepreneur's Manual by kendraloops: 11:22pm On Dec 16, 2014 |
acidtalk, please continue the lessons. |
Re: The Entrepreneur's Manual by kendraloops: 5:10pm On Dec 17, 2014 |
Bamigeorge: I'm interested. I be woman o but I'm ready!! |
Re: The Entrepreneur's Manual by FIDELITY24(m): 11:07pm On Jan 31, 2015 |
Guy keep up the good work, people like me will learn a lot from post like this. Am an aspiring entrepreneur, though still in school am putting some finances together cause I don't intend to look for a job... Am ready to take the risk and become my own boss! |
Re: The Entrepreneur's Manual by acidtalk: 2:22pm On Feb 01, 2015 |
FIDELITY24: Brilliant. Best decision ever. |
Re: The Entrepreneur's Manual by waShine(m): 1:06am On Feb 20, 2016 |
acidtalk:My brother i too need it i have been battling for over 3yrs but i can't stand on my own, presently i have involved a friend with 1mil which i used to setup a home factory and awaiting NAFDAC number and so on |
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