June goals – $150/day
So I started advertising consistently in June with the aim to make $150 per day this month. As at today, June 21st, I feel like I am on the …
How I created my e-commerce marketing strategy
In this post, I just want to articulate my marketing strategy so that I have it written down and I can refer to it and tell whether or not …
Optimising the store to receive $50,000
Now that I had whittled my chosen products down to a selected 10, it was time to ensure that visitors clicking on my ads and following links to my …
My $50,000 product selection strategy
To achieve my goal of earning $50,000 by July 31st, I needed to find some products to sell. Every individuals path towards e-commerce is different. While some people might …
How I’m making $50,000 in the first half of 2020
January 30, 2020
Affiliate Marketing, Authority Sites, Ecommerce, MIndset Preparation, My Journey
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Did you have a resolution at the beginning of this year? I did. And as we near the end of the first month of 2020 (flew by didn’t it?!) …
After Conversio, what’s next?
So last week, I got the message that Conversio had been acquired – and subsequently, my Conversio package was being migrated over to Campaign Monitor. Don’t get me wrong, …
Quiz: How much does it cost to send a baseball hat from a fulfillment centre?
This isn’t a trick question – it is a normal baseball hat with no bells or whistles. Not a giant model or anything silly. How much do you think …
My e-commerce adventure, and what I have learned (and earned) so far.
It is for a good reason that this blog has had so little activity recently. Over the last 8 months, I have immersed myself in the world of ecommerce …
Starting an online store from Nigeria: How I selected what product to sell
In my previous post, I discussed the reasoning behind my crazy decision to start a global business from my base in Nigeria. Following on from this decision, I decided …
I moved to Nigeria to start an online business. Here’s how I’m doing. (Part 2)
Hello Murtala Mohammed International airport! It took me two weeks to realise that things out in Nigeria move slowly. Very s-l-o-w-l-y. It was almost as though we were in a different …