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Detailed Guide on How to Create (Submit) and Edit (Modify) Listings (Entries) in Nigeria Business Directory (Nigerian Business Directory) Successfully
This webpage contains detailed vital information and instructions or guide on how to create (submit) and edit (modify) listings (entries) in Nigeria Business Directory (Nigerian Business Directory) successfully.
This guide is presented under the following headings:
- How to Create (Submit) Listings (Entries) in Nigeria Business Directory (Nigerian Business Directory)
- How to Edit (Modify) Listings (Entries) in Nigeria Business Directory (Nigerian Business Directory)
How to Create (Submit) Listings (Entries) in Nigeria Business Directory (Nigerian Business Directory)
1. CAUTION: Do not write the WHOLE of any word in CAPITAL LETTERS (UPPER CASE), because your listing will be REJECTED if you do so. As usual, use a capital letter only for the first letter of a word where it is necessary to do so (e.g. Moscow Road).
2. You can include the logo of your company, business, or organisation. Independent professionals, e.g. lawyers, can include their professional-quality passport photograph. The Maximum file size of the allowed photo is 50 KB (kilobytes).
3. Click the “Create A Listing” button on the Directory interface.
4. If you have not registered as a user of this website, click “Not yet registered?“, and you will be directed to the registration page where you can register with your Username and Email Address, free of charge of course.
5. The Directory will automatically send an activation email, which contains your chosen Username, to your email address.
6. Go to your email inbox to see the email sent by the Directory. If you do not see the activation email in your inbox, then check for it in your SPAM email folder.
7. When you see the activation email, click the link specified for activating your registration.
8. On the next page that will open automatically, create your Password for this Directory. A strong Password is always better for online security.
9. Log in with your Username and Password.
10. Once you are logged in, you can then enter all your details in the Directory.
11. Tick “I agree to the Terms and Conditions” to be able to submit your listing.
12. Click the “COMPLETE LISTING” button to submit your listing to the Directory.
13. If your submission was successful, you will see the message “Your listing has been submitted. Your listing requires admin approval. You’ll be notified once your listing is approved.” Approval of your listing will sent to your email.
14. If there was any error in your submission, you will see it highlighted, usually in red. Correct the error(s) and click the “COMPLETE LISTING” button again to submit your listing.
15. Click “Return to directory” or explore the website while your listing is being processed for publishing.
How to Edit (Modify) Listings (Entries) in Nigeria Business Directory (Nigerian Business Directory)
1. WARNING: Do not write the WHOLE of any word in CAPITAL LETTERS (UPPER CASE), because your listing will be REJECTED if you do so. As usual, use a capital letter only for the first letter of a word where it is necessary to do so (e.g. Moscow Road).
2. To edit your listing at any time, log in with your Username and Password.
3. Find your listing in the Directory. You can easily do so by search, using the Nigerian Business Directory search box and its powerful exhaustive search engine.
4. When you have found your listing, click the “Edit Listing” button and edit accordingly.
How to Reset Your Password
1. If you forget your password that you used for creating your listing, click “Lost your password?” to reset your password.
2. Enter your username or email address that you used for creating your listing.
3. You will receive an email message with instructions on how to reset your password. Follow the simple instructions to rest your password and log in.
The Nigeria Business Directory is designed to showcase and promote Nigerian companies; business names; firms; sole proprietors; institutions; non-governmental organisations (NGOs); charities; non-profit (not-for-profit) organisations; and federal, state, and local government ministries, agencies, departments, parastatals, and offices (secretariat).