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As the month of January comes to an end, I've taken another step towards making StrictlyOnlineBiz more accessible thus I've made it mobile using the Wordpress Mobile Pack plug-in.
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I’m gradually getting bored of sitting home doing nothing apart from working on my laptop. A part of me wishes the NYSC thing should just come so I can join the legion of the employed once again though I would be earning half my previous paycheck all in the name of "serving my country" for one year.
As the month of January comes to an end, here are this week’s top blog posts.
For months I wondered why my blog posts weren’t getting retweeted cos each time, I checked the ReTweeted section of my twitter account, it was always blank.
Well it so happens that my retweet link and buttons weren’t well configured for twitter to track my retweets and so I made the changes that had to be made thanks to the Mashable’s Ben Parr article: HOW TO: Retweet on Twitter.
Few weeks back, Nigerian internet marketer, Ogidi Patrick ("Nigeria’s No. 1 Facebook Wealth Expert") launched what is an IM product he calls Facebook Naira. As always I was skeptical about it because most of the new IM products around now are just rehashed and over hyped IM products.
Unfortunately this one failed to impress me and I stumbled on something fraudulent within.
It’s been quite an interesting week. Global warming had us basking in intense heat for Christmas and now it appears the rains have come too early. Not that it bothers me actually. I kinda love it as it means more cozy siestas for lazy me. LOL.
Here are this week’s top blog posts.
The amount of feeds I’m subscribed to has increased immensely in the last 4 weeks and I just can’t keep the wonderful posts to myself alone. Here are my top 5 must read blog posts on internet marketing from Ade Martin.
Sometime around December 2009, Google Analytics announced the launch of it’s new Asynchronous Tracking Code snippet which serves as a lighter version of the old code.
I’ve replaced the old analytics code with this one and I must say my blog loads a little bit faster now 
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It’s been an interesting week. I lost a phone and managed to replace it with the new Samsung C3212 Dual SIM. It isn’t a high end phone but it sure does gets the job done for me, without a hitch 
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Back to the topic of the day, here are the top posts for this week.
Last year and last week, I kinda got some complains from folks who were tired of hosting with Nigerian web hosts. One thing was clear. Customer service sucked big time.
One guy even told me that when he submitted his last support ticket, his web host told him he/she was stressed out and couldn’t attend early enough to his ticket. (LMAO)
These many complaints eventually prompted my pulling down a past post I wrote on the Top 5 Nigerian Web Hosts. The last thing I wanted was to endorse web hosts I hadn’t worked it before and in so doing ruin the “brand” I’m trying to build.
Thus I decided to offer some tips to “ALL” Nigerian Web Hosts on how to ensure that their customers stay happy .
I’m sick and tired of funny/spammy comments and from today hence forth I shall be banning certain folks from my blog. Getting yourself into my ban list ain’t difficult @ all.
Just abide by the rules below and you can kiss your comments and subsequent visits to this blog goodbye.
NaijaEcash (20)
Sire@WassupBlog (12)
Oluniyi David Ajao (11)
MissEb@Surveyosity (10)
Leke@NaijaComputers (7)
Paul Onwueme (7)