Hi,

Two days in and four articles are live on your site: what digital marketing actually costs in Nigeria with Naira ranges, how to hire a marketer without getting scammed, what SEO services deliver month by month, and a step-by-step Google Business Profile setup.

Those are deliberately not "make money online" pieces. Someone searching what a marketer costs in Naira is a person about to hire one. That search has less competition and far more intent than the broad money-online terms, and it puts you in front of people with a budget instead of people looking for a side hustle.

One quick win worth a minute of your time. Your site lives at digitalmarketingsolution.com.ng/wp, and the bare domain does not load. Anyone who types your domain onto a card, or into their phone, lands on an error page instead of your work. Your host can point the root at the WordPress folder, and it is usually a ten minute job. Everything we publish sits behind that door.

Coming this week: SEO against Google Ads and where a first ₦500k should go, Facebook Ads with Naira card payments, TikTok for Nigerian brands, and selling on Instagram from first DM to delivered order.

One question. At setup you listed B2B SaaS and make-money-online topics, and what we have built goes after local buyers instead. I think local wins for you, but it is your business. Say the word and I will rebuild the plan around the money-online angle before the next article goes out.

Is the content hitting the mark so far?

Best,
Christian