How to be successful

Today am been inspired by God to share this interesting post with you. I believe you also will be inspired to want to be successful and also to take the bold step in making that success a reality

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How to make money on youtube-pinkgh

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Today am going to share something economical and beneficial  with my readers, its about how to make money on youtube. The process is very easy and i promise you will enjoy the fruit of your labor.

So you may ask how is this possible and how am i going to receive the money.Have you noticed that before you watch some videos on youtube you see some advertisement before the video start playing or sometimes you see some advertisement on the bottom of the video whilst the video is still playing! well , youtube pays video owners or anyone who puts advertisement on his/her videos and this money can be received through bank transfer, check , or western union.


follow these steps

1. get a gmail  account  go to www.gmail.com

2.Create a channel on youtube and upload  at least 3 videos

3. go to www.youtube.com/partners to register as a partner

4. market your video on facebook or by telling your friends, note that the  more people view/watch your youtube videos the more money  you make





hurry up, the world cup season is coming on and many people will be going to youtube to watch match highlight, i could be your videos they will be watching

I  know you are interested and this might be too difficult for you to do, dont worry  , i can create the channel and link it to your own adsense account so that you can recieve your payment through western union money transfer.
contact me now  

phone/whatsapp: +2330540273192

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GhIPSS plans instant interbank funds transfer

                                    
The Ghana Interbank Payment and Settlement Systems Limited (GhIPSS) says it plans to introduce an electronic payment system that will allow seamless instant interbank transfer of funds via mobile devices as well as Internet platforms.

The gh-link Instant , when introduced, will ease the reliance on the previous payment system wherein interbank transfer of funds take three hours even under express transactions through a system known as Direct Credit, under the Automated Clearing House (ACH), and 24 hours if it is not under express transaction.

Speaking to journalists in Accra, Archie Hesse Chief Executive of GhIPSS, said: “We are coming out with a development such that will allow interbank payment to be made instantly. It will be available to all banks that are connected to the gh-link system.”

gh-link is a GhIPSS interbank switching and processing system that interconnects switches of financial institutions and systems of third party institutions to enable them utilise a common platform for interbank transactions in an effective and efficient manner.

“In jurisdictions where instant pay has been introduced, you see a drastic reduction in the use of direct credit because some banks tend to hold onto funds to keep up with the float, so people start migrating to the use of the instant payment service,” Mr. Hesse said.

The service payment system will come in handy for businesses that want a quick and safe way of making or receiving payments.

He added: “One added benefit that will come with the instant pay system is the supply-chain system that we refer to as the e-Bills pay. This is used mainly by wholesalers. It is appropriate for wholesalers who are required to make payments before dispatch is done. We are also in talks with some wholesalers to sign them onto the platform. This system has been tried by our counterparts in Nigeria and it’s working very well”.

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Turkey ready to invest in Ghana- Ambassador

                                             
Dr Senturk Uzan, Turkish Ambassador to Ghana has expressed the readiness of the Turkish government and businesses to invest in the country.

This, he said had come about because Turkish investors see Ghana as a country with a lot of potential, especially in the West African sub region.

Dr Uzan, who was speaking on Thursday during a courtesy call on the management of the Ghana Chamber of Commerce and Industries in Accra, said investors from Turkey had expressed interest in meeting with the president on the possibilities of investing in the country.

He expressed the readiness of Turkey to give more scholarship to students from Ghana to study business management in Turkey. He also called for closer collaboration between the two countries and also explore more investment opportunities, which would be beneficial to both countries.

He noted that last year, trade between the two countries stood at over 500 million dollars and called for the implementation of measures to let trading activities between the two countries to be mutually beneficial. Dr Seth Adjei Baah, President, Ghana Chamber of Commerce and Industries, pledged Ghana’s readiness to improve on its exports to Turkey to improve its revenue as far as trading with Turkey was concerned.

He called for the implementation of practical measures, which would ensure that “we stopped importing things we could produce in the country.” “It is sad to note that we import fruits juices when we have a lot of fruits in the country, especially in the Ada area”, he added.

He said Ghana’s ability to reduce the rate of its imports would go a long way to cut down on expenditure, adding that, it was sad that “a country like Ghana with over 50 per cent of the population involved in farming cannot produce enough to feed its citizens and had to import to supplement its food needs.

“In some countries, only about 5 per cent of the population is involved in agriculture, and yet they can produce for the population and even export”, he added. Mr Clement Osei-Amoako, Chairman, Accra Regional Chamber of Commerce and Industries, intimated that Ghana-Turkey relationship had grown tremendously and attributed the growth to the Turk Eximbank loan facility to Ghanaian businesses.

“Although the loan facility is a good venture, it is unfortunate that most of our members have not been able to access the facility due to the condition of getting a guarantee from banks before accessing it”, he added.

He said Ghana’s imports from Turkey in 2009 amounted to over 50 million dollars but that rose sharply to over 200 million dollars in 2012.

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Mahama pledges jobs

                               
A bullish President John Mahama yesterday pledged more jobs for Ghanaians through his government’s plans this year to boost public investment in infrastructure -- mainly transport, housing, energy and new secondary schools that are the flagship of his educational sector projects.

Seizing on the opportunity of a first-anniversary address and interview with the media at the Flagstaff House in Accra, the President rejected the gloom that some have expressed over the economy because of the spiralling cost of living, saying he is positive about the outlook for 2014.

“I believe 2014 is going to be a good year and the beginning of good things to come. We have the bright hope for a great future...building on the foundation of 2013,” Mr. Mahama told an audience that included journalists, advisors, and ministers.

The President’s words of optimism stand in sharp contrast to the widely-held view that the current year will be financially stressful for consumers and firms because of the impact from government’s fiscal adjustment policies.

The policies, which aim to slash the budget deficit and increase revenue to keep up infrastructure investment, have led to tax hikes, increases in utility costs and petroleum prices -- after subsidies were trimmed -- and a proposal to freeze the salaries of government workers this year, which would imply a reduction in their real wages.

Mr. Mahama defended the measures, likening them to every ordinary family’s efforts to cut back its expenditure when faced with soaring household debt. He said his government seeks to balance-out its expenditure and income, the gap between which was 12 percent of GDP at the start of 2013.

He added that the higher-than-expected deficit in 2013 -- 10.2 percent of GDP as opposed to a target of 9 percent -- shows “the challenge of governance” or the difficulties of having to reconcile the needs of the country with the revenues available to achieve them.

But he insisted that despite the missed targets -- GDP growth was also slower in 2013 than expected -- government laid a good foundation on which it is set to launch major initiatives this year.

He said public works projects to expand the ports, build new roads, revamp the parlous rail lines, increase housing provision, and construct 100 new secondary schools will create more jobs for Ghanaians.

He also promised support for youth start-ups through the Youth Enterprise Centre project that will be launched “in the coming weeks” with GH¢10million funding. The centre will finance the business plans of young entrepreneurs and guide the progress of their enterprises.

The promise of jobs seemed however to rely almost entirely on public investment plans, with little said by the President on how the private sector will be supported by his government to create more jobs -- the route seen by most people as the most sustainable way to expand employment.

And on the question of how his government will address the scourge of graduate unemployment, Mr. Mahama’s style of rhetoric changed from what his government will do, or is doing, to what universities and employers must do to solve what he suggested was a more complex kind of joblessness.

The private sector featured, however, in his strategy to increase housing for workers, as he said he will seek advice from financiers and mortgage providers on how to deepen the mortgage market in Ghana.

The President, who has promised at least 8 percent GDP growth per annum up to 2016, also spoke about restructuring the economy and hinted that this will be the main thrust of the government’s upcoming medium-term development plan to consolidate Ghana’s middle-income status.

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Airlines gear up for World Cup bonanza

 
Airlines flying from Accra are gearing up for increased travel to Brazil during the summer, as fans make plans
to go and witness the football World Cup in the country that has had the most success in the tournament.

Ghana will be making a third straight appearance at football’s biggest event, alongside Cameroon, Nigeria, Côte D’Ivoire and Algeria representing the African continent.

Airline chiefs who spoke to the B&FT said the expected boost to travel in the summer will add dynamism to Ghana’s upwardly rising aviation market, which continues to grow as economic expansion increases incomes and boosts foreign direct investment.

Lufthansa, British Airways, Tap Portugal, KLM, Ethiopian and its partner Asky have all announced an increase in flight frequencies to the various destinations in Brazil.

Lufthansa is introducing an Airbus A330-300 on the Accra route to offer flights from Accra to two destinations in Brazil, via Frankfurt. Ethiopian is deploying its Boeing 787 on the Accra-Brazil route via Lomè, the hub of its partner Asky, which is expected to provide the feed. TAP Portugal, which has a large presence in Latin America, has increased its flight frequency from Accra to Brazil via its hub in Lisbon.

British Airways will also operate a Boeing 747 on the Accra-London route with onward connections to the South American country.

“Together with Iberia, we will be offering lots of flights to Brazil. That’s where the action is going to be during the World Cup period. We stand ready to fly Ghanaians to Brazil,” said Moran Birger, British Airway’s Country Commercial Manager.

“There are direct connections with Iberia in Madrid to Brazil, and direct connections in London too,” he added.

Mr. Kevin Markette, Lufthansa’s Country General Manager, told the B&FT that the airline will offer flights from Accra via Frankfurt to Sao Paolo and Rio de Janerio in Brazil. “Together with our Star Alliance partners we are able to offer an extensive network to major cities in Brazil that will enable Ghanaian fans to experience a variety of matches.”

In anticipation of the increased travel during the month-long football showpiece, he urged groups and individuals to book their flights promptly. “Due to the high demand during this time seats are limited and customers are encouraged to book early.”

Domestic carriers are also positioning themselves to benefit from the expected upsurge in passenger throughput in the summer to the Latin American country.

One notable quest is the resolve of Africa World Airlines (AWA) to operate flights from Accra via Lagos to Brazil in the summer. “For our intercontinental routes, we are planning on getting a bigger aircraft, possibly an A319, which we can use for flights to Brazil during the World Cup,” said Michael Luo, the Chief Executive Officer of the airline.

Antrak and Starbow, two other domestic operators, have indicated they have plans to bring football aficionados from Kumasi, Tamale, Sunyani and Takoradi to Accra for onward connection to Brazil.

“We plan to offer very good promotional fares to football fans who will be travelling from the various domestic destinations to Accra en route to Brazil,” Kwaku Antwi-Boasiako, Chief Commercial Officer of Antrak, said.

Eric James Antwi, the Chief Executive Officer of Starbow, also stated: “We have plans of carrying soccer-loving passengers from Kumasi, Takoradi and Tamale to Accra en route to Brazil for the World Cup tournament.”

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buy and sell

By now you will agree with me  that buying and selling  on the internet has come to stay, there are more virtual stores (online stores) than real stores (offline stores) with real locations because running a virtual  store is cost effective.
All you it takes to run a virtual store is 

• a domain ( the name of your store such as tonaton.com, ebay.com,bestbuy.com,amazon.com....)
• a hosting account( where your website data will be stored   , companies such as hostgator.com provide a  suitable hosting environments for e-commerce site)
• a payment system (you have to intergrete your online shop with and epayment system such as paypal.com, google.com and the rest to handle you merchant account)
• delivery system (  unless you are planning on running a digital shop , you will need to  intergrete your online shop to a delivery firm that will handle your shipping and delivery)

Apart from that, there are also online classified site such as  tonaton.com and olx.com which allow you to post your ads for free.
i have tried a couple of this sites and it works, it make buying and selling on the internet very easy.

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how to buy domain

                                                  

• .biz stands for Business
• .info stands for information
• .org stands for Organization
• .com stands for Commercial
• .mobi stands for mobile
• .us stands for United States
• .edu stands for post-secondary educational establishments
• Is there another way? Yes, there is. Businesses should be making use of a domain name registration company to centrally administer all their domains. There are lots of very professional domain name registration companies that have been in business for years and that provide fully functional control panels that give their customers full control over their domain names. Then, all they have to do is change the name server details from their old host to their new host for each domain.
• Just to give a range: you should be able to get a provider that gives you all as described above for less than 20 US$ a year; assuming traffic is not to high (like < 5 GB per month), and size of website not too big (like < 50 MB). That is pretty decent, especially for personal websites.
• .net stands for Network

Just go to a site like hostgator.com (well i recommend them because they are credible and also domain bought from them are cheap) choose the domain  you want ( the domain name should be short to make it very attractive) then  checkout .
you will then be directed to a page why you can purchase the domain using a credit card or paypal.

well if you dont what to pass through this hussel just to get a website then follow this link
https://www.facebook.com/martsoftinc
i have my details on the page

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‘Review ban on use of mobile phones’

 
A Deputy Director at the Teacher Education Division of the Ghana Education Service, Rev Emmanuel K. Dadebo, has called for a review of the ban on the use of mobile phones by students in second cycle schools.

He said that since technology was an integral part of the curriculum, steps should rather be taken to ensure that the challenges confronting students’ use of the device were addressed for them to derive the huge benefits.

“Whether we like it or not, we are in a digital age and there are great opportunities that abound to students using mobile phones in this 21st century,” Rev Dadebo stated.

Speaking on the second day of the 65th annual New Year School and Conference at the University of Ghana, Legon, Rev Dadebo said, because secondary schools do not have adequate computers connected to the Internet, students should rather be guided to use their phones to support their studies.

The four-day event is being held on the theme: “Information and communication technology-driven education for sustainable human development: Challenges and prospects”.

He said the absence of internet connectivity in many second cycle schools had been a major setback to both ICT tutors and their students completing the curriculum on time, a frustration that undermined the academic performance of the students.

“I believe that allowing and guiding our students to put their personal mobile phone to proper use could empower them to do personal research and cover the curriculum,” he stressed.

He cited Nigeria as one African country where the failure of authorities to guide students led to cyber crimes.

“When the Nigerian government introduced ICT in secondary schools, it failed to provide the students the needed guidance and that pushed many students to go to Internet cafes where some of them learned to engage in cyber fraud,” Rev Dadebo said.

Ban, not to create problems

Rev Dadebo pointed out that the ban was not to create learning problems for the students but to guard them from going beyond certain bounds, such as using them to watch pornography and chatting with friends late into the night.

He said teachers had complained that some students either slept in class or were unable to concentrate, because they had engaged in free night calls, conceding also that mobile phones created unhealthy competition among students.

Nonetheless, Rev Dadebo indicated the need for a review of the ban, ‘since we are in a digital age”, he said.

For his part, the Director of the Centre for National Distance Learning and Open Schooling, Mr Joshua C. Mallet, said there was the need for stakeholders to explore the possibility of using ICT to increase access to education.

“If we deploy ICT properly, we can also have open ICT colleges to allow for more access to ICT education for our teachers and students alike,” he added

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Tech meets fashion as Samsung hits the runway at the GAFW

It was all glitz and glamour at the Glitz African Fashion Week (#GAFW) when technology met fashion on the runway during the Samsung Moment session of the night.

Top class models under the coordination of the executive producer of the #GAFW, Claudia Lumor walked the runway to display a unique blend of fashion and smartphones.

The Samsung Moment got the crowd cheering as models walked the runway with their sleek Samsung GALAXY Note 3 + Gear taking pictures, making phone calls and taking notes. This display was a great step in the merger of technology and fashion.

The audience had their Samsung Smartphones up to record and take snaps of all the fun and excitement on the runway to also participate in the Samsung Runway Snaps.

This was an opportunity for the audience to share their experience at the event which was trending live via #SamsungGlitz and #GAFW on Twitter.

The #GAFW was held at the Accra International Conference Center from November 7 to November 9, 2013. The show saw the participation of over 30 fashion designers from across the globe.

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Movenpick Hotel to open Ambassador Heights

Movenpick Ambassador Hotel will soon open to its customers, a luxury residential complex dubbed the “Ambassador Heights” within its premises.

A statement signed by Mr Robert Davis, Sales Manager for the project, said the new residential development will comprise of 18 luxurious homes in one of the most coveted locations in the city.

It said Ambassador Heights will showcase a world class design with modern glass facades, manicured private gardens and beautifully styled interiors, which will be complimented by an unrivaled ownership experience.

The statement said each home will have direct access to the services and amenities of the surrounding complex, including private concierge, world class dining and shopping, fitness, swimming, meeting and event facilities.

It said the new apartment will be supported by a continuous 24-hour electricity and water supply.

The statement reads “Ambassador Heights is completely differentiated from any other development in the country due to its beautiful history, incredible location, and globally recognized development partners.

It said the Ambassador Heights will deliver a taste and lifestyle never seen before in Accra through its association with the Five Star Movenpick Ambassador Hotel.”

The statement said with only 18 City Homes, Ambassador Heights offers a phenomenal investment opportunity in what is Accra’s premier address.

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Do you love Yvonne Nelson’s black gladiator knee high heels?

Yvonne Nelson is one daring fashionista.

While filming a movie in Accra, Ghana, the Ghollywood sensation rocked a sporty chic look.

She wore a black varsity shirt, jean shorts, a gold choker and gold bracelet. But it was her black knee high bondage style gladiator heels that stole the spotlight.

A sleek bun and red lipstick completed the look.

Yvonne isn’t alone. Anne Hathaway, Rita Ora, Selena Gomez, Jennifer Lopez, Rihanna and Ciara are all fans of the knee high heels.

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importance of insurance

Welcome to pinkgh.com
We will be discusssing about insurance and the importance of insurance especially to the youth.

I got this definition from google

 Insurance is a  practice by which a company provides a
guarantee of compensation for specified
loss, damage, illness, or death in return for
payment..

Well i think its explains itself.
You pay a company to take care of you , family , properties or business in time of crisis.
I will focus on the youth because many believe they are to young to take insurance and that they will not die soon.
You can arrange for an insurance package for your future especially after

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How to start an online business

Welcome back to pinkgh.com
Starting an online business has become popular due to   the recent econonic crisis and the ever increasing  unemployment rate in the world.
There are many business you can start online which might be very pfofitable.
Before i start with the king of business you can startup, i must advise you on a few things to do before starting a business online.

 First  and foremost, dont quit you current job,wait till you have started making a steady income for about six month

Now lets start with the  common business you can start right away.

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