Around That Time - A Freewrite

And I would say we've been able to have Miramar going for just these past two years because we've been learning. And when I say we've been learning, we've been learning and looking at. This is going on. You know, I was having a conversation with her about when we first started, and we're going to start, and we knew then we needed a website.

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Around that time, it was just stores. And this was just when, just two years a, it was just stores, yes. And I knew we knew that we needed a website, but even around the time we're looking. For a web designer, we typed on Google Web designers in Nigeria. We just hope to.

And it's crazy 'cause when you look at it now, today I see web designers everywhere. So you can imagine in two years how much has changed in the digital space that we are at a point where, like, there's so much going on online, you're missing out if you're just relying. Brick and mortar.

So I feel like in lots of businesses that maybe have been left along the way, left behind is because they've not necessarily focused on what is going on.

They've not focused on the fact that, you know, there's so much opportunity on the Internet today, taking advantage of Facebook ads, taking advantage of voice.

You know what we're doing right now, podcast radio, like taking advantage of advertising in a different way to more engaged people. We all live online. We all live on our phones now.

So, how are you translating, you know, your message to people online right now? So I feel like that is an issue, and yeah, separate from just. Differentfrom the difficulties you face here in Lagos, you know your artisan, some of them that want to have their own business, they don't want to work for you.