Monday, 31 August 2020

5 Reasons why you need to start affiliate marketing in Nigeria

In Nigeria today, affiliate marketing is an amazing way to earn money through internet marketing, because affiliate programs, especially high paying affiliate programs will reward you with a certain sum for every successful sign up you bring their way.

Apart from having a very low startup cost, affiliate marketing can be a very lucrative online business opportunity for Nigerians who have a significant online presence.

Here are more reasons why you should stop everything else you are currently doing online and consider best affiliate marketing tips and techniques from our digital marketing course to help you make the most out of affiliate marketing and become richer than you currently are.

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You should do affiliate marketing because:

1. Affiliate Marketing Programs have Low Startup Cost

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Other startups require huge startup cost. In fact, with a startup, you can spend 1 year raising a large capital investment from investors before your business can function.

 

Top Affiliate Marketing Programs in Nigeria With High Commission

Friday, 28 August 2020

SME Loan

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Big businesses require big loans. The LAPO Microfinance Bank “SME Loan” is a credit product designed specifically to support Small and Medium Scale Enterprises (SMEs) operators in Nigeria. Irrespective of the sector your enterprise is operating, LAPO MfB is willing to support you with a credit facility up to N5,000,000 to expand the enterprise.

At an affordable interest rate, Nigerian SMEs can now maximize their potentials with the SME Loan for the expansion of their businesses.

For more information about the SME Loan, kindly contact us on: 08139840230, 09053955992, 09056539824, 08150894171 or 09053955965

Top 12 Websites That Gives Quick Loans Without Collateral In Nigeria


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*** Before you proceed, please note that Invoice NG is not a loan service provider. Hence, all requests for loans and related services will be ignored.

A loan is a financial instrument that helps both businesses and individuals to meet financial obligations. However, most lenders often require a form of collateral to serve as security before they give-out the loan to ensure its repayments.

Not every individual in Nigeria has what they can tender as collateral to access a loan. This is why loans without collateral are very important. Fortunately today, business owners and individuals can apply for quick online loans without putting up their assets as collateral.

Lack of capital is one of the major problems of doing business in Nigeria. With the new quick and easy online funding options, lenders evaluate creditworthiness and ability to pay back within a stipulated time frame and may approve an amount of loan based on that assessment.

In this post, we talked about the top 10 websites in Nigeria that offer quick loans to small businesses and individuals without collateral in Nigeria.

1. GROFIN

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GroFin provides Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) finance/business loans across Africa & the Middle East. If you have investible numbers and you looking to expand your business, then GroFin is your best short.

With GroFin, businesses can access business loans between US$100,000 and US$1.5 million. If you think your business ticks the required checklist, then you can submit your online application here.

COVID 19: Wema Bank introduces collateral-free SME loans to support businesses by Temitayo Ayetoto Aug 2, 2020

Wema Bank, one of the leading innovative banks in Nigeria, has continued in its responsibility to support fight against the ongoing global health crisis.


Wema Bank, one of the leading innovative banks in Nigeria, has continued in its responsibility to support fight against the ongoing global health crisis.

In another dimension, the bank has made available SME loan products that are collateral-free to support businesses. Businesses in need of working capital finance can get up to N10 million without collateral to meet their short-term business needs. This facility is available for business owners who are in segments such as trade/general commerce, schools, pharmacies, hospitals, clinics and diagnostic centres.

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