Online Bussiness Opportunities in Nigeria Today

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Becoming an Online Reseller

One of the opportunities that this number of internet users in Nigeria is online reselling.
Now this is another business you can start without owing a shop and with zero capital. All you need to do is an online presence and internet access, with either your laptop or tablet.

How it works

Decide on the goods you want to market
What you can sell online is limitless, from houses, to kitchen knife. Anything and everything is possible. So decide on what you have to sell. Don’t be a jack of all trade here . Focus on the few items you really love to sell, you that you can have mastery of both the market, the buyers and the actual owners of such goods.
Effectively, you are just a middle man for these items, but doing it online.
The most effective way is to have some agreement with those you want to sell their wares online.
Such agreement will include but not limited to;
·         Goods returned as a result of warrantee issues
·         Pickup and delivery
·         Payment methods
Being a middle man may just be you are only entitled to a commission as you sell at the shop or dealers price. You may also get some dealership discount and sell at your own price.
All of these you can do at the comfort of your home or office.
If you still want details on this, you can get in touch with me for more details.

Online Mall

Right, I mean a mall, but not a physical mall. It is a virtual mall. A mall that exists on the global village.
However this mall can do the same thing that physical mall does but virtual. It does mean that you can rent a space to people on your mall, you can sell goods on your mall, and people can drive into your mall and do shopping. All of these are the opportunities available today within the Nigerian space.

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