HOW TO GROW YOUR DIGITAL BUSINESS

 

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To start a digital business with low or no cash, look for a business opportunity within a microniche. Before going all-in, you want to validate your idea cheaply. After validation, you can push on growth and as you grow, you create options to scale your digital business.

. Validate Your Idea Before Going All-In

The digital world creates two illusions:

·         As you can talk to the whole world you end up wanting to talk to everyone

·         As you can start with little or no money, you’re willing to test anything

These two are indeed facts, but only for those established businesses that have powerful distribution networks, marketing, and R&D budget.

If you’re starting from scratch trying to talk to everyone, or trying to test all the possible options you have might not work.

Thus, you want to look at the key components of the business model you might want to build:

Find Your Business Opportunity By Starting With A Microniche

In the era of large digital platforms, it’s important to start adding value from a small audience, which can become the backbone for your next digital business. Indeed, that isn’t a single way to start.

However, if you have limited capital or no capital at all, it’s important to start from a narrow space, where you can add a lot of value. As a small player, you’ll be able to break the trade-off between cost and value, which is at the base of a blue ocean strategy.

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GREEN TOMATOES NUTRITION AND HEALTH BENEFITS.

Green tomatoes offer enormous health benefits which are reviewed below. 1. Helpful for varicose veins. Green tomatoes contain acetylsalicylic acid which acts as anticoagulant. This could be used as an alternative therapy as a treatment for varicose veins. Put the sliced green tomatoes to prominent veins and repeat it several times to experience best results. Varicose veins will disappear gradually. 2. Neutralize free radicals. Presence of Vitamin A and flavonoids in green tomatoes helps to combat the effects of free radicals. Free radicals forms from the UV rays of the sun and also electronic devices with radiation. Intake of ample amounts of green tomatoes helps to maintain and also lower free radicals in the body. 3. Cancer prevention. Vitamin A as well as C helps to strengthen antibodies that exist in the body to combat harmful cells. Vitamin K found in green tomatoes helps in preventing the development of cancer cells. Furthermore, Vitamin B6 assists in strengthening immunity and prevents access of bad bacteria in the body. 4. Cholesterol balance. Green tomatoes have no cholesterol but with 0.028 grams of saturated fatty acid, 0.030 grams of monounsaturated fatty acid ad 0.081 grams of polyunsaturated fatty acid. The serving size of 100 grams of green tomatoes offers 1.20 grams of protein which acts as a binder of cholesterol in blood. Also, it contains 0.20 grams of fat. Fats connect cholesterol in the intestine. Vitamin B3 has a vital role in reducing bad cholesterol.
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WEIGHT LOSS IS ONE OF THE BENEFIT OF ANGLED LOOFAH.

Angled Loofah is a vigorous climbing, monoecious, coarse and annual herb with branched, 3 fid tendrils and slender pentagonal, furrowed, densely hairy and green stem. Stem is brownish-yellow, five angled, glabrous and 0.2-0.4 cm thick. Leaves are 25 cm long borne on short, subterete and longitudinally grooved petioles. Lamina is broad ovate in outline, scabrous and shallowly five to seven lobed. Flowers are axillary, yellow, 4-5 cm across. Male flowers form in long peduncled raceme, 15 to 20 flowered, 3 stamens within campanulate. Fruit is ellipsoid, fusiform or clavate, narrowed at base and rounded at the apex, thinly hairy, 10 ribbed, densely punctate, grayish green and 30 cm or more long. Seeds are broad ellipsoid and 1–1.2 cm by 0.7–0.8 cm. Roots are yellowish-brown and almost cylindrical. 1. Weight loss. Angled Loofah has low content of saturated fat and cholesterol. High water content makes it food with low calories. It is used to treat jaundice and a very good natural remedy for jaundice. Powdered dried fruits are used for treating jaundice. 2. Skin health. The matured and dried Angled Loofah has a sponge which is used as an exfoliating product while bathing. It helps to eliminate dead cells from skin and makes the skin smooth and conditioned. Angled Loofah has blood purifying properties which is helpful for pimples and acne problems. It is effective for combating foot and body odor. 3. Lowers inflammation. Ridge gourd seeds are used as anti-inflammatory and analgesic substance. Studies have shown the antioxidant capabilities of seeds extract confirming antioxidant, analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects of extract. It has high presence of flavonoids and phenolic acid in seed extract. The seed extract provides relief from pain caused due to inflammatory disorders. 4. Antimicrobial activity. It has long been used in Ayurveda medicine in India as a treatment for various conditions including fungal, viral and bacterial infections. Some studies have shown that the fruit and plant have potential use for their antimicrobial properties. Fruit powder of the ridge gourd was macerated with methanol and ethyl acetate and antibacterial activities were observed in both the methanol extract and the ethyl acetate extract. Both extracts had an inhibiting effect on different types of bacteria including E. coli, B. subtilis, P. aeruginosa and S. aureus. for more visit and watch the video for natural cure. https://bit.ly/2TAnyhy

CORONAVIRUS CASTS POTENTIAL CLOUD OVER EURO 2020 WITH 100 DAYS TO GO.

This Wednesday marks 100 days to go until the start of Euro 2020, but as preparations are fine-tuned for the first European Championship to be played across the continent, the coronavirus outbreak could pose a potentially serious threat to the tournament itself.                                                    

The decision to stage the second 24-team Euros in 12 different cities in 12 different nations, from as far apart as Baku to Dublin and Glasgow to Rome, was certainly an ambitious move.

UEFA say all venues and transport links are ready, that demand for tickets is through the roof, and there are no obvious security worries. Except for the coronavirus outbreak, with its unknown potential consequences, which could cast a shadow over the entire event.

Most matches in Italy's Serie A were called off at the weekend with the country the hardest hit by the outbreak in Europe, with 52 deaths and more than 2,000 cases as of Monday.

Meanwhile, neighbouring Switzerland -- with 24 confirmed cases -- on Monday announced the postponement of all games in its top two divisions until the end of March.

"The health of persons is much more important than any football game," insisted FIFA president Gianni Infantino at the weekend.

"I think we all hope that this can be contained, but of course we will take advice, but it's got to be health first, sport second," Football Association of Wales chief executive Jonathan Ford told the UK's Press Association. Wales are due to play Italy in Rome at the Euros.

The coronavirus crisis was raised at an executive committee meeting of European football's governing body in Amsterdam on Monday, but UEFA is remaining calm over the possible repercussions for Euro 2020.

"UEFA is in touch with the relevant international and local authorities regarding the Coronavirus and its development," it told AFP.

"For the moment, there is no need to change anything in the planned timetable. The issue will be kept under constant scrutiny."

The opening match is due to take place in Rome on Friday, June 12, with Italy facing Turkey.

UEFA says it has received more than 28 million requests for match tickets, a figure it says is more than double the number for Euro 2016.

However, if the outbreak continues to spread, some fans may think twice about travelling to games, even if everything is ready to welcome them.

Of the 12 venues, only the Puskas Arena in Budapest has been newly built, the stadium in the Hungarian capital officially opening in November. Wembley in London will be the venue for the semi-finals and final.

On the field, the carrot of playing in the final on home turf is dangling over England, with Gareth Southgate's side among the tournament favourites.

They were hugely impressive in qualifying, but since then injuries and a loss of form to key players have raised some doubts.

Harry Kane and Marcus Rashford could miss the rest of the season with their clubs due to long-term hamstring and back injuries respectively, while Raheem Sterling has yet to score in 2020.

Southgate, who will attend the draw for the next UEFA Nations League in Amsterdam on Tuesday, also has a big call to make in goal with Everton's Jordan Pickford struggling for form.

One of the few leading nations who will not host matches, World Cup holders France also have problems, with Chelsea midfielder N'Golo Kante's season notably ravaged by injuries.

France are in the same group as Germany, who are hoping to bounce back from their 2018 World Cup disaster with a squad that has been considerably freshened up.

While Spain look to rediscover the form that allowed them to win back to back Euros in 2008 and 2012, holders Portugal will hope to get one last song out of the 35-year-old Cristiano Ronaldo.

Meanwhile, Belgium and a rejuvenated Netherlands -- who will play group games in Amsterdam -- may fancy their chances of going all the way.

Of the 24 qualifying spots, the last four will be decided by the Nations League play-offs later this month.

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NOVEL CORONA VIRUSE (COVID 19)

A cluster of respiratory illness, originating in the Chinese province of Hubei in December 2019, has health officials on high alert around the world. In January, the causative agent of the disease was found to be a novel coronavirus, dubbed SARS-CoV-2, and the disease it causes was given a name: COVID-19 (for "coronavirus disease 2019"). It has proven to be particularly infectious and claimed about 3,000 lives in around three months. 

The spate of illness was first reported to the World Health Organization on New Year's Eve and in the following weeks was linked to a family of viruses known as coronaviruses, the same family responsible for the diseases SARS and MERS, as well as some cases of the common cold. A special WHO committee declared a public health emergency on Jan. 30 and later raised its global risk assessment for the coronavirus to "very high."

The situation continues to evolve as more information becomes available. We've collated everything we know about the novel virus, what's next for researchers and some of the steps you can take to reduce your risk.

·         What is a coronavirus?

·         Where did the virus come from?

·         How many confirmed cases / deaths have been reported?

·         How do we know it's a new coronavirus?

·         How does the coronavirus spread?

·         How infectious is coronavirus?

·         What are the symptoms of the coronavirus?

·         Is there a treatment for coronavirus?

·         How to reduce your risk of coronavirus?

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