Today, we are super excited to announce Printivo Store; Our designer marketplace where everyone can create and sell designs on print products and earn 15% royalties on their designs. We are opening Printivo to everyone who can design to create their own print stores. We are no longer an online printing company. We are now an online printing platform.
Think about the last time a close friend or colleague talked so much about a business/ service that you couldn’t wait to have your experience. What was the particular thing that informed your decision to give a trail? That, most definitely was a strategy deployed by such business owner to making people talk to whoever cares to listen, about how amazing a business they run.
It is bad enough that only a tiny portion of Nigerian undergraduates know what they’d do after school, worse is the fact that a tinier fraction of this population do not know how to go about it. This however is not the case with Kazeem Salman a graduate of University of Ilorin, Kwara State who went against all odds to establish Munab Nigeria, an Agric business with the goal of strategically distributing farm produce in the most efficient manner.
Can you tell us a bit about yourself growing up, and what prompted you to start Munab Nigeria?
I grew up in Ilorin, the capital city of Kwara state. Even though
One of the most interesting sessions at the masterclass organized by Printivo during the just-concluded Social Media Week was Ayomidotun freeborn’s, where he dwelt specifically on how creatives wouldn’t just make money but make that which is commensurate with their true worth.
Should coming up with a business name be as difficult as forcing a camel through a needle hole, deciding on a befitting logo can be likened to convincing an Elephant to do same. Described by The Urban Dictionary as a graphic that is trademark of an organisation and is used to recognise that organisation, many Nigerian businesses (especially SMEs) often find themselves at a crossroad when it comes to deciding a logo choice.