Introduction:
Affiliate marketing is one of the best ways to make money online. It is an online marketing practice in which an affiliate earns a commission for promoting another company's products or services. The affiliate marketer promotes the product through various channels, such as a website or social media, and receives a commission for every sale made through their unique affiliate link. In this e-book, we will discuss how to make money with affiliate marketing.
Chapter 1: Understanding Affiliate Marketing
This chapter will provide an introduction to affiliate marketing, explaining how it works and what the benefits are. It will also discuss the different types of affiliate marketing programs available and what kinds of products or services are suitable for affiliate marketing.
Chapter 2: Choosing a Niche
Choosing the right niche is essential to succeeding with affiliate marketing. This chapter will provide tips on how to choose a niche, including identifying profitable markets, evaluating audience needs, and assessing the competition.
Chapter 3: Finding Affiliate Programs
There are many affiliate programs out there, and this chapter will provide you with tips on how to find the right affiliate program for your niche. It will cover how to research affiliate programs, how to evaluate programs, and what to look for in a program.
Chapter 4: Promoting Your Affiliate Products
Promoting affiliate products is the key to making money with affiliate marketing. This chapter will cover the different methods for promoting your affiliate products, including social media marketing, email marketing, blogging, and more.
Chapter 5: Building Your Affiliate Website
An affiliate website is the foundation of your affiliate marketing business. This chapter will cover how to build an affiliate website, including choosing a domain name, hosting, design, and content creation.
Chapter 6: Creating Content
Content is a critical component of affiliate marketing. This chapter will discuss how to create content that promotes your affiliate products effectively. We will cover writing product reviews, creating how-to guides, and other content types that work well for affiliate marketing.
Chapter 7: Driving Traffic to Your Affiliate Website
Driving traffic to your affiliate website is crucial for success. This chapter will provide tips on how to drive traffic from various sources, including search engines, social media, and paid advertising.
Chapter 8: Measuring Your Success
To succeed with affiliate marketing, you need to measure your progress, identify strengths and weaknesses, and make adjustments as needed. This chapter will cover how to measure success, including tracking sales, conversion rates, and other key metrics.
Chapter 9: Scaling Your Business
Once you have a successful affiliate marketing business, you can scale up your efforts to increase your revenue. This chapter will cover how to scale your business, including expanding your product line, increasing traffic, and diversifying your income streams.
Chapter 10: Avoiding Common Mistakes
There are many mistakes that affiliate marketers can make that can hurt their success. This chapter will cover the most common mistakes to avoid, including promoting low-quality products, spamming, and ignoring customer needs.
Chapter 11: Finding the Right Partners
To succeed with affiliate marketing, you need to find the right partners. This chapter will provide tips on how to find the right affiliate partners, including researching them, evaluating their products, and building relationships with them.
Chapter 12: Creating a Strong Brand
Creating a strong brand is essential to success with affiliate marketing. This chapter will cover how to create a strong brand that resonates with your target audience, including creating a compelling logo, developing a brand voice, and building a social media presence.
Chapter 13: Building Relationships with Customers
Building relationships with customers is critical for success with affiliate marketing. This chapter will cover how to build a relationship with your customers, including engaging with them on social media, responding to their questions and concerns, and providing valuable content.
Chapter 14: Using Email Marketing
Email marketing is a powerful tool for affiliate marketers. This chapter will provide tips on how to use email marketing effectively, including building an email list, creating engaging content, and measuring your results.
Chapter 15: Creating a Sales Funnel
A sales funnel is a crucial component of affiliate marketing. This chapter will cover how to create a sales funnel that converts, including identifying your target audience, creating a lead magnet, and nurturing your leads.
Chapter 16: Generating Leads
Generating leads is the first step in building a successful affiliate marketing business. This chapter will cover how to generate leads, including using social media, content marketing, and other strategies.
Chapter 17: Creating a Marketing Plan
Creating a marketing plan is essential for success with affiliate marketing. This chapter will cover how to create a marketing plan, including setting goals, identifying your target audience, and creating a content calendar.
Chapter 18: Managing Your Time
Managing your time effectively is critical for success with affiliate marketing. This chapter will cover how to manage your time effectively, including setting realistic goals, prioritizing your tasks, and tracking your progress.
Chapter 19: Continuous Learning
Continuous learning is essential for success with affiliate marketing. This chapter will cover how to stay up-to-date with the latest trends and best practices, including reading blogs, attending webinars, and networking with other affiliate marketers.
Chapter 20: Creating a Mindset of Success
Creating a mindset of success is critical for success with affiliate marketing. This chapter will cover how to develop a positive mindset, including setting goals, visualizing success, and overcoming obstacles.
Chapter 21: Leveraging Social Media
Social media is an important tool for affiliate marketers. This chapter will cover how to leverage social media, including creating engaging content, building followers, and measuring your results.
Chapter 22: Increasing Conversion Rates
Increasing conversion rates is critical for success with affiliate marketing. This chapter will cover how to increase conversion rates, including optimizing your landing pages, creating compelling calls to action, and testing different strategies.
Chapter 23: Staying Motivated
Staying motivated is essential for success with affiliate marketing. This chapter will cover how to stay motivated, including setting realistic goals, rewarding yourself for your successes, and staying focused on your vision.
Chapter 24: Building a Team
Building a team is essential for scaling your affiliate marketing business. This chapter will cover how to build a team, including identifying the right team members, delegating tasks effectively, and managing your team to achieve success.
Chapter 25: Conclusion
In conclusion, affiliate marketing can be a lucrative way to make money online. By following the tips in this e-book, you can build a successful affiliate marketing business that generates passive income for years to come. With persistence, dedication, and a positive mindset, you can achieve your goals and create a financially secure future for yourself and your loved ones.
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Tuesday, 31 March 2020
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Reasons Boko Haram Succeeded In Killing More Than 40 Soldiers Of Nigeria Army
On the evening of Monday 23rd, March 2020 more than 40 of Nigeria troops were killed in a Boko Haram ambushed in the Gorgi village of Borno State. A town at the border with Chad close to the Lake Chad.
The terrorist group attacked the Nigerian troops who were traveling for a clearance operation at the border of lake Chad peninsula following intel that the insurgent might have set up camps after Chadian forces were attacked the early hours of Monday.
Nigerian troops came under heavy fire from the Boko Haram terrorist who attacked the troops with rocket-propelled grenades and heavy weapons, bringing death upon more than 40 soldiers of the Nigeria Army.
The question remains how come the terrorists were able to have the upper hand against the Nigeria Army? Here are feasible reasons.
1. The Insurgent have earlier that day attacked a Chadian force station at Boma village in the Lake Chad peninsula carting away a large number of weapons. The Boko Haram terrorists were well prepared and armed.
In the last 48 hours before the ambush, Boko Haram has added to its arsenal one 40 barrelled rocket artillery, a dozen 102mm howitzers and huge caches of munitions.
These stolen weapons somehow come in handy for Boko Haram. And they were able to decimate the Nigerian troops and causing death to Innocent soldiers.
2. The second reason was the vehicles of operation the Nigerian troops were traveling in. They were traveling in a convoy of the open gun truck and Toyota Hilux van which offers no cover and protection against heavy fire from the Boko Haram terrorists.
These trucks were also used as transport vehicles for grenades and heavy ammunition, which makes them easy targets.
The life of our troops has continued to be useful to cover up corruption in the military top echelon. Why would a military fighting a non-conventional, hit and run enemy continue to expose its troops to heavy fire? When MRAP's would have been the better option that could offer cover from heavy fire and can also provide speed to pursue the enemy.
3. The conspiracy that external powers are behind the Boko Haram terrorist. The fact that the Boko Haram terrorists were able to attack the Chadian force for more than 6 hours undisturbed and also carting away a large cache of ammunition brings a clause to bear.
Chad and Niger both house a French and American airbases which have in their arsenals deploy-able drones and aircraft that can arrive at the scene within minutes. Yet the Chadian troops were overwhelmed and weapon caches stole.
The same French force that was able to decimate rebel groups from Libya en-route northern Chad In February, when fighter jets of France Rafale decimated the rebels halfway, yet Boko Haram attack a Chadian force for more than 6 hours and escape.
Conclusion
It is high time the Nigerian government needs to look at the Boko Haram problem holistically. The well-being and safety of our troops are paramount, as such government should invest in MRAPs, which are more suitable for non-conventional warfare like the one currently going on in the Northeast.
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Monday, 2 July 2018
The Lagos State Government on Monday confirmed 12 casualties in the June 28 petrol tanker explosion on Otedola Bridge.
The state Commissioner for Health, Dr. Jide Idris, made this known at a news conference in Lagos.
According to him, 10 of the victims, including a minor, died at the scene of the accident, while two others died at the hospital.
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Idris urged private hospitals that might have patients from the accident to provide such information to the Ministry of Health for proper collation.
According to him, of the 12 people who died, 10, including a minor, were taken from the scene of the accident completely burnt to the Yaba Mainland Hospital.
“Seven people were taken with varying degrees of burns to our various hospitals.
“First at our Accident and Emergency Centre at the Toll Gate, Trauma and Burns Centre, Gbagada General Hospital and the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, Ikeja.
“Of the seven, unfortunately, we lost one of them that had a degree greater than 80 per cent burns.
“Right now, we have only five left and they are being treated. Nobody received any money to treat them. They were treated free of charge.
“We also received report over the weekend that some cases may have been taken to some other private hospitals.
“So far, we are aware of only two of the hospitals and one of the victims has died,’’ the commissioner said.
Idris said that two patients — a 48-year-old and 42-year-old, both males — were taken to the Burns and Plastic Unit, LASUTH.
He said that one of the two males has been discharged, while the other was stable and responding to treatment.
“While commiserating with the families of the victims who lost their lives and property in the unfortunate fatal explosion, I wish to state that the state government has left no stones unturned.
“The government will continue to do the needful in addressing and managing all the issues surrounding the inferno,” he said.
Also, the General Manager, Lagos State Emergency Management Authority, Mr. Adeshina Tiamiyu, said that the state government had commissioned the ministry to conduct a DNA analysis of the remains of those burnt to death.
Tiamiyu said: “Not everybody is required to go for the samples; samples will be taken from one of the relations of the victims, including the father or the mother, child of the victims, siblings or an uncle or aunt.
“When the relations come, samples will be taken; from there, it will be cross-matched with samples taken from the victims.
“When these are matched, we will be able to determine who the bodies represent and after this, we will hand them over to the families of the victims.
“All of these are done free of charge, both the treatment and DNA test,“ he said.
Tiamiyu said that LASEMA had opened a help desk to help counsel victims’ relations.
Wednesday, 8 June 2016
Corporal kills, buries inspector over N300,000
A police corporal, Daramola Tosin,
attached to the Ekiti Police Division in the Ekiti Local Government Area
of Kwara State, has been dismissed from the Force for allegedly killing
an inspector, Mr. Lateef Shuaib.
Tosin allegedly shot Shuaib after secretly withdrawing up to N300,000 from Shuaib’s bank account without his consent.
Naijagist101 learnt that Shuaib had entrusted Tosin with his Automated Teller Machine card when he fell ill.
The suspect was said to have initially withdrawn money for the use of the father of two.
However, it was learnt that the suspect
started taking money in bits from the account for his own use until he
withdrew up to N300,000.
Shuaib was said to have chided him for the action.
The inspector was reportedly defecating
when Tosin shot him dead with an AK-47 rifle and buried him at the back
of a police barracks.
The victim’s sister, Sherifat Hammed,
was said to have reported to the Osi Police Station on May 10, 2016,
that Shuaib had been missing since May 6.
Hammed said she suspected Tosin because
her elder brother informed her when he was sick that he entrusted his
UBA ATM card to the suspect to help him in withdrawing money.
The Kwara State Commissioner of Police,
Mr. Sam Okaula, said when the matter was brought to his attention he
ensured that discreet investigation was conducted, adding that the
suspect was arrested.
According to him, the corporal confessed to the crime and was dismissed.
Our correspondent learnt that the
corporal was made to face an orderly-room trial for leaving his place of
duty and for discreditable conduct and was found guilty.
The CP said, “We do not condone crime.
We go after anyone including members of the Force who go out of their
way to commit crime. We will investigate and prosecute them if found
culpable and ensure we gain conviction. This particular dastardly act
will not be an exception.”
The suspect was arraigned on Tuesday before a magistrate’s court in Ilorin.
According to the First Information
Report obtained by our correspondent in Ilorin, the Kwara State capital,
the suspect buried the late inspector at the back of the Osi Police
Barracks.
It said, “Investigation conducted at the
Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department, Ilorin, revealed
that on May 6 at about 10pm, while Inspector Lateef Shuaib was
defecating inside the bush, very close to the barracks at the Osi Police
Station, you Daramola Tosin, callously and viciously traced him to the
bush and shot him with your AK-47 rifle that led to his untimely death
and you later buried him inside the bush at the back of Osi Police
Barracks without the knowledge of anybody.”
The FIR said the offences were culpable
homicide, breach of trust and theft, and were contrary to sections 221,
312 and 289 of the Penal Code.
When the case was called up, the police
prosecutor, Inspector James Odaodu, said the offence of murder was
capital in nature, adding that the suspect could not be admitted to
bail.
He prayed the court to remand the suspect in prison custody.
The magistrate, Mr. Nurudeen Adeyanju,
who did not take the plea of the accused, said his court lacked
jurisdiction to entertain the matter since it was a murder charge.
He added that it should be handled by the high court.
He, however, ordered that the accused be remanded at the Federal Prison, Mandalla.
The case was adjourned till June 21, 2016, for mention.
Meanwhile, Shuaib’s wife, Mosunmola ,
47, of Ife, Olukotun, in the Yagba East of Kogi State, said the death of
her husband by someone he trusted was devastating to the family.
She stated that their children, Kudirat, 23, and Sadiat, 20, had been traumatised by the calamity.
She, however, commended the CP and other officers of the command for the investigation and the arraignment of the accused.
Mosunmola said she was hopeful that justice would be done.
14 things you didn’t know about Stephen Keshi
- His full name was Stephen Okechukwu Chinedu Keshi.
- He was born on January 23, 1962.
- He hails from Oshimili North Local Government Area of Delta State.
- He played as a defender for Super Eagles of Nigerian and several football clubs.
- Apart from the Nigerian national team, Keshi coached the Togolese and Malian national teams.
- He is the only coach to have taken the Togolese team to the World cup championship till date.
- The first football club he ever played for in Nigeria was ACB Football Club, before joining New Nigeria Bank, Stade d’Abidjan, Africa Sports, Lokeren, Anderlecht, RC Strasbourg among other clubs.
- From 1981 to 1995 when he stopped playing international football for Nigeria, Keshi appeared 64 times in the Eagles colour and scored a total of nine goals.
- He served as head coach for the Junior Eagles at the 2001 African Youth Championship.
- He spoke French and English fluently.
- Keshi was one of the only two soccer stars, along with Egypt’s Mahmoud El-Gohary, to have won the Africa Cup of Nations both as a player and a coach.
- He won the African Nations Cup in 1994 as a captain and as a coach in 2013.
- His wife of 33 years, Kate died on December 9, 2015 after losing a long battle with cancer.
- Keshi is survived by four children and his mother.
Coach Stephen Keshi is dead
In a statement, family spokesman Emmanuel Ado confirmed Keshi died of cardiac arrest in the early hours of Wednesday.
"With thanksgiving to God, the Ogbuenyi Fredrick Keshi family of Illah in Oshimili North Local Government Area of Delta State, announces the death of Mr. Stephen Okechukwu Chinedu Keshi,” Mr. Ado wrote.
“Our son, brother, father, father-in-law, brother-in-law, has gone to be with his wife of 35 years (Nkem ), Mrs. Kate Keshi, who passed on on the 9th December 2015.
“Since her death, Keshi has been in mourning. He came back to Nigeria to be with her. He had planned to fly back today Wednesday, before he suffered a cardiac arrest. He has found rest," concluded the statement.
The Big Boss, as he was fondly called, made his first appearance for the Super Eagles in 1981 at age 20 and the central defender retired in 1994 after picking up 64 caps and nine goals as he captained Nigeria to win the 1994 Africa Cup of Nations as well as their first appearance at the World Cup in the USA.
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