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Good People, join me to thank Unyime Obot for donating to Tekedia scholarship fund

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Good People, join me to thank Unyime Obot  for donating to Tekedia. Through his generosity, more people will attend our world-class business education. As we do in the Institute, we allocate a certain number for secondary and primary school teachers in rural areas in Africa.

So, if you teach in any rural area in Africa, get an attestation letter from your principal, and we will enroll you through the Unyime Obot scholarship fund. We thank Mr Obot for making it possible to build more mines of knowledge in Africa.

Our contact is here.

 

Experience the unmatched quality of Tekedia Mini-MBA – Beat Today’s Early Deadline

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Experience the unmatched quality of Tekedia Mini-MBA, a business school where only business leaders teach, bringing a unification of theory and practice. Call it symphonic innovation in the ways entrepreneurial capitalism is taught. Your perspective will NEVER be the same because post-Tekedia Mini-MBA you will see your world differently.

We provide tools to unlock futures and deepen perspectives to liberate the minds. Like our mission, “to discover and make scholars, noble, bright and useful”, we know markets and we understand the compass into markets.

Register today and beat today’s early bird deadline and participate in Africa’s most amazing business education where 39 countries are represented. Begin here and learn from the best.

You know what? Some members have prepaid for our 2025 edition! Members like Patrick Odiegwu who we beg that we cannot allow more than 5 years prepayment.

Bitcoin slump? Yes, but ignore the crypto deniers

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Bitcoin is likely to record its worst monthly performance since May, but you should “ignore the crypto deniers” if you want to seriously build your wealth for the long term, warns the CEO of a global financial giant.

The warning from Nigel Green of deVere Group comes amid a cryptocurrency slump that’s triggered the world’s largest digital asset to shed 17% during the last month of the year, putting it on track for its worst performance since May, when it lost 35%. Other cryptocurrenices have also fallen during this period.

He says: “The Bitcoin bashers, the crypto cynics, the digital deniers are out in force at the moment, trotting out the same old stale arguments about cryptocurrencies.

“However, investors who are focused on building their wealth for the long-term should ignore their tired rants. Instead, they should look at the data.

“For the third consecutive year, Bitcoin has outperformed both stocks and gold.”

Year-to-date, Bitcoin is up almost 65%, meanwhile, the S&P500, the benchmark index of the world’s largest economy, manages 27.6%, and gold is down around 7%.

Mr Green continues: “I’ll tell you why this is: because digital money is the inevitable future in an ever more digital world.

“This is increasingly being universally accepted by institutional investors, Wall Street giants, household name investing legends, leading academic institutions, governments, and major multinational corporations.”

Meanwhile, says the deVere boss, “the deniers” are wheeling out old arguments against digital currencies, “all of which have been answered” repeatedly.

“They have two main – and baseless – anti-crypto messages.

“First, they say that cryptocurrencies are used by criminals. However, law enforcement agencies can more easily catch criminals who use the public ledgers on which cryptocurrencies are run compared to those who use cash or other forms of payment with no record. Are these people really saying cash isn’t used by criminals?

“Second, they insist that the crypto market is volatile. This is true, but is it necessarily always a bad thing? Many investors embrace this short-term volatility for longer-term gains. They use the lower prices of Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies to top-up portfolios.”

Earlier this month as the downturn began, he noted that “Bitcoin panic-sellers are practically giving away their cryptocurrencies to wealthy buyers” who will use the digital assets as an inflation shield.

“This scenario seems particularly likely in the current situation as they are increasingly worried that their cash, and therefore spending power, is being eroded by soaring inflation.

Bitcoin and other digital currencies are widely regarded as a shield against inflation mainly because of its limited supply, which is not influenced by its price.

Mr Green concludes: “Borderless, global, decentralized currencies are the future.

“It’s my view that to create, build and protect wealth for the long-term, the crypto deniers’ ideologies should be dismissed and the data from the financial markets should speak for itself.”

by George Prior

US Army 20-Year Veteran, Adebayo Adeleke, Endorses Tekedia Institute Programs

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He served the U.S. Army for more than 20 years. He rose to the position of the Director of Contracting Operations. He began as a Logistics Specialist, then Logistics Supervisor, then … Contingency Contracting Team Lead, and Chief of Contracting.

If you can run logistics for the military, peace and war time, you really know logistics. Adebayo Adeleke FRSA,FCIPS,PMP is the godzilla of global supply chain and contracting. He knows so much about the tech supply chain  that when we speak, I just LISTEN. I mean, I thought I knew the pieces, but Officer Bayo was way high up there in the frequency.

Bayo, a seasoned combat veteran of the United States Army, CEO of Adebayo Adeleke LLC and a Tekedia Institute Faculty, has a message for the world: register for Tekedia Mini-MBA (Feb 7 – May 7, 2022) here

Bayo has sent his staff to Tekedia Institute and from feedback from 50 of them, he sent this video (we did not ask for it). Is this not a great gift that a veteran of the US military can put this video for your organization? We will continue to justify this confidence.

Optimize Your Startup Playbook for Markets

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Many people think that the pace of a startup’s growth is largely dependent on the size of its marketing budget. What reality shows is that more often than not, the growth is more a result of efficient spending than heavy spending.

If you are spending hundreds of thousands of whatever currency it is, on a marketing budget monthly or yearly, you want to make sure that you are making the best use of those funds, and that they give you the results you want.

If a business using a $1000 marketing budget records the same market growth as one using a $2000 marketing budget, you can tell which one has a better-optimized marketing plan. Startups usually do not have so much money to spend on an advertising budget, but still, need to grow into the market

I cannot advise about what your business values and marketing objectives should be, but once you have decided on all of that, here are some tips that will help you optimize your budget and get good results.

Conduct market surveys

This can take any form, online or offline. What you want to communicate to potential customers is that satisfying them is important to you. So, what will you be asking? First, you ask to know what an ideal product/service means to them. You can also ask to know what their horror experiences have been with products or services similar to yours. What this does is equip you with the knowledge of what not to do, and how not to do it. There is no law that says you have to do exactly what the respondents say, but you will generally do better than if you were simply groping in the dark.

Your marketing campaign should consistently set out to educate

Sometimes, the market knows a lot about their problems, but not enough about the causes and possible solutions. Every marketing content you send out should not just be about converting and making sales. You should set out to just inform and educate sometimes so that your audience can make informed decisions. You can also add why the solution your brand presents is better for them.

Earn testimonials and reviews and use them to build credibility

Your audience will doubt every claim of yours until they find someone or something that urges them to believe. This is the role of testimonials for your business. I consider testimonials to be some kind of pitch to customers, and it is not something you should joke with. Reviews work in the same way too. If your van, get recognized by independent bodies through such reviews.

Try to deliver what you promise to avoid negative reviews, and where such reviews come up, do well to address them properly. One bad review can render an entire marketing budget useless, especially when you end up trending for the wrong reasons.

Clear call to action

There should be no mistaking about what your business is about, or what service you are out to render. If there is, you might as well be flushing money down the drain. Let your value proposition be as clear as water.

Use Data and technology to pursue your end

There is a lot of data and technology that can help you reach your market better, at minimal or zero cost. You can do a bit of research into them, as it regards your particular industry or sector, and adopt them.

Build the founder or owner’s personal brand

Most businesses are one with their owner at almost every stage of the business, and that is why you can see customers tag the business owners, founders, or CEO in their complaints/reviews on social media. While working on market optimization for the brand, you may also build the leaders’ personal brand. Both will naturally complement each other, and grow together.