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ADVERTISING TRUST FUND
Join our Advertising Trust Fund and become a part of a unique investment opportunity. By sharing in the advertising costs of selected products, you gain access to a portion of the profits, allowing your money to work smarter and more efficiently.
The problem
Many excellent products fail to reach a broad audience due to insufficient marketing and advertising efforts by companies, importers, and manufacturers. This lack of investment limits the visibility and sales potential of these products, preventing them from achieving their full market potential.
Our proposition
The Advertising Trust Fund addresses this problem by pooling resources from participants to fund robust marketing campaigns for selected products. By sharing the advertising costs, we reduce the financial burden on individual companies and ensure that these products receive the attention they deserve. This collaborative approach not only helps to increase product visibility and sales but also allows contributors to share in the profits generated.
HOW IT WORKS
STEP BY STEP GUIDE

Product selection
Our expert team carefully selects a promising product based on market trends and consumer demand.
Your contribution
As a participant, you contribute to the advertising costs. This shared risk model helps lower the barrier to entry and maximizes the potential return on investment. Contributions are pooled together to cover the marketing expenses, ensuring a robust promotional campaign.
Marketing & Sales
We handle all aspects of the business, including purchasing, packaging, and distribution, ensuring a seamless process from start to finish.
Profit sharing
After the sales period, which typically lasts between 3 to 6 months, the profits from the product sales are distributed among the participants. The distribution is based on the proportion of your contribution to the total advertising cost.
Example
Suppose the chosen product is a Smart TV, with an advertising budget of ₦900,000 and a target to sell 1,000 units. If 10 participants each contribute ₦90,000, they collectively cover the advertising costs. After the marketing and sales cycle, an estimated gross profit of ₦1,200,000 is shared among the contributors.
Why particpate?
a simplified process
Low entry barrier
With a minimum contribution, you can access potentially high returns without the need to manage the entire business process.
Diversified Risk
By sharing the advertising cost with other participants, you reduce individual risk while maintaining the potential for significant profit.
Transparent Process
We provide regular updates on the sales progress and financial performance, ensuring transparency and trust.
Next steps

1
Register your interest
Sign up to express your interest in joining the Advertising Trust Fund.
2
Review and confirm
Once a product is selected, you'll receive detailed information and the opportunity to confirm your participation.
3
Make your contribution
Contribute your share of the advertising costs and become part of the marketing cycle.
4
Enjoy the ptofit
After the sales period, receive your share of the profits based on your contribution.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Advertising Trust Fund?
How does the profit-sharing work?

3. What is the minimum contribution required to participate?

4. How long is the investment period?

5. What kind of products are chosen for the trust fund?
6. How do I get started?

ADVERTISING TRUST FUND

Join our Advertising Trust Fund and become a part of a unique investment opportunity. By sharing in the advertising costs of selected products, you gain access to a portion of the profits, allowing your money to work smarter and more efficiently.

The problem

Our proposition

HOW IT WORKS

STEP BY STEP GUIDE

Product selection

Your contribution

Marketing & Sales

Profit sharing

Example

Why particpate?

a simplified process

Low entry barrier

Diversified Risk

Transparent Process

Next steps

Register your interest

Review and confirm

Make your contribution

Enjoy the ptofit

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions