Connect Nigeria’s Top 100 SMEs: NeedMyService

Everyone is conversant with the frustration of looking for an artisan and not being able to find one because there’s no platform where you can easily get access to their contact. NeedMyService is solving this problem by providing access to over 22000 artisans on their online platform.

NeedMyService is a social initiative that aims to put artisans in the eye of the public. In essence, they boost the visibility and business prospects of skilled artisans and promising small and micro businesses, by providing free advertisement and brand promotional campaigns across multiple digital outlets. They also assist entrepreneurs and artisans with business tools and training that will help them grow.

NeedMyService runs with a simple mission – “Make Finding Artisans/Craftsmen/Services Easier”. Since its inception in 2016, the company has helped over 22000 micro businesses and artisans gain recognition, by marketing their crafts, skills and products to a huge online userbase. The artisans and businesses also get to showcase their products at trade fairs, exhibition events and pop-up sales programmes.

For the daily user, NeedMyService serves as a comprehensive platform where skilled artisans can be found and requested for. They also make use of social media campaigns, SMS, and newsletters to push the brands of their registered artisans.

For the artisan and service provider looking for brand visibility, NeedMyService will handle your marketing needs, allowing you time to focus on improving your service delivery and products. You also get business tips on how to better position your product in order to increase client retention and capture the minds of potential customers.

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