Author Archives: Ivy Ngari

Look, I am going to keep this real with you. When people say webmail account, they think it is one specific thing. It is not.  So before you go clicking around and getting frustrated, let me break down exactly what your options are. Some of these will get you an email address in five minutes …

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Here is a number that should scare you a little.  Airtel Africa’s AI-driven spam detection service flagged over 205 million spam messages across 13 African markets in just six months.  And here in Nigeria specifically, spam traffic has dropped by 84% since that system went live.  What that tells you is simple: email providers and …

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In Nigeria’s fast-moving business world, perception is half the battle.  And nothing screams startup or side hustle louder than an email address that ends in @gmail.com or @yahoo.com.  Trust is the currency of business here, and studies have shown that 75% of consumers trust a business more when it uses a branded domain email over …

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Not every business email hosting provider makes the cut for a Nigerian business that’s serious about trust.  The six options reviewed here were selected against three criteria:  Each of these six clears that bar, though for different budgets and team sizes. Let me walk you through each provider so you can pick the one that …

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Web hosting stores your website’s files and databases so visitors can access them online.  Email hosting provides dedicated servers for sending, receiving, and storing your emails.  While web hosting powers your website, email hosting ensures reliable, professional communication using your custom domain.  Many Nigerian business owners assume these two services come bundled together automatically.  That …

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