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The company is now partnering with agents around Nigeria to bring affordable, reliable web hosting solutions to the Nigerian small and medium-scale business market place. For as low as $150, you can get an annual hosting plan, that includes custom email addresses, 24-hour online support, and a simple, functional website.

Join ndokoba.com as an agent today, and get a free website hosting plan to be administered as you choose. We believe you can’t sell what you don’t have, so we’ll give you a free web-hosting plan once you’re approved. It’s that easy. Check out The Farm for more details.

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It’s 7:04am. I’m up wrapped in a blanket, managing my blog… well, there isn’t very much to manage

I think this question is foremost on the minds of every entrepreneur – so to speak. Seems like such a loaded word for someone who simply isn’t satisfied with the situation of things, refuses to give up on the picture in his head, and wants to make some hay in the sun.

I enjoy my business. I enjoy working on packages that would get professional web hosting to Nigerian clients faster, and cheaper. I enjoy seeing the results of my work. Admittedly it’s taking forever for the thing to kick in, but it is clear that we’re headed somewhere. I think our impact can still be made.

Back on the subject, you can only do what you can. What you want to do is make sure you address the items on the following checklist:

• Ensure that you have a CRM (client records management) system set up for your business. Something with a password accessible by a trustee
• Have your business incorporated on at least 1 continent That seems like an unnecessary comment, but a lot of folks just register a business name, and have the whole thing spin around them. You want your organization to be as immortal as possible.
• Run your finances the way they should be run. Complete with your second in command in the future. These pretty much cover the 3 areas of worries for you, if you intend to leave anything behind, let alone a legacy.

I don’t consider myself an expert in the field. I’m SO still learning. I still wake up on mornings in a cold sweat wondering if it would all end once I’m dead, and everyone would move on, considering how many web development companies there must be. But my advice to me, right now, is work hard, do what you do, and hope that when the whistle blows, you’d have done enough.

This is a formal message welcoming all users of our website to also join our company blog.

I realized that as much as I desired to manage all the content that we need to keep up-to-date, I needed to source our company’s software solutions from the massive space of freeware products that can make all the difference in our leverage.

I’ve found at our disposal, a limitless reserve of solutions that are poised to improve the company’s direction and future. For all members of our Board, and online community, log into the company portal with your company-issued user access to keep track of our transactions and events.

We intend to change the way website design and development is done in Nigeria. We were working one code at a time. Now we’re leaping, one solution at a time.