Local Website Launch - Blueprint: #LocalBusiness #WebsiteLaunch #BusinessGrowth I am happy to share a few words about website launch here. I had the chance to learn from someone doing similar work in website technology integration. He stated that traditional business learning often takes months or even years, and today the discussion reaffirmed that I can help a potential customer launch their business in less than a week. You need about 72 hours for a website launch and up to 48 hours for ads creation. At #TaleamSystems, our turnaround time has always been about a one week timeframe. 👍 When it comes to local online search, Google and Facebook are king, no doubt about that. However, Google Ads tends to capture customers who are ready to buy, while Facebook users usually take more time to think before making a decision. For your website structure, it’s essential to include a strong top title and copy, your portfolio, testimonials, and a simple lead form. You also don’t want to rely too heavily on AI for writing content, not because Google dislikes it, but because it can sound like it was written by AI. After launching the website and setting up ads, the next focus should be SEO and local PR outreach. Your lead generation form should stay simple: 😉 customer name, email, phone, the services they’re interested in, and what help they need. If you offer local services, for example a barbershop or plumber, you’ll want to include all regions by creating separate pages for each. The best platform for launching a business website is WordPress 💡 , with free templates and plugins such as WPForms. For long term customer engagement, your business will benefit from a newsletter integrated CRM system like Pabbly Connect. 🎯 Today my friend reaffirmed that this entire process takes days, not months or years as demonstrated on the graphic, and I hope this write up benefits my followers. by: @Meladul_HAQ_Ahm

Sunday’s Ending and Tomorrow You’re Back at the Office: #TechSupport Ever wondered why your office computer feels slow? This is a very common issue that many staff and business owners face at the start of the workweek. A slow computer can affect your productivity, delay your tasks, and even make simple activities like checking email or opening files feel frustrating. The good news is that there are simple steps you can take right now to improve performance, and we can also recommend options to boost your internet speed if needed. Here are some helpful #ITSupport tips you can try immediately at no cost: 👍 Too many programs slow down your computer or laptop — uninstall software you don’t need or rarely use. Extra programs running in the background consume memory and reduce speed. Outdated software updates can slow both your computer and internet — keeping your system updated ensures better performance and security. Check for viruses and malware — harmful files can block applications, slow your system, and compromise your data. Running a quick scan can make a big difference. Clear cookies and internet files — over time, your browser collects temporary files that can slow down browsing and loading speeds. Upgrade your network modem — older modems often struggle with modern internet demands. A simple upgrade can noticeably improve speed. Restart your computer regularly — this clears temporary memory and helps your system run smoother. Organize your desktop and files — too many items on your desktop can slow startup time. …and more. I hope these tips help you start your Monday with a faster, smoother computer. If you need support in Ottawa, think #TaleamSystems for all your IT technical troubleshooting needs. We’re just a click or a phone call away. If you don’t have in‑office IT support, recommend us to your Manager for faster response. 😀 Our website: taleamsystems.com

The Gift of Entrepreneurship: What Yesterday Taught Me for Today: As usual, I’m sharing a quick update from my day‑to‑day journey in motivation, wellness, and entrepreneurship. #Creativity #Mindset #Growth Yesterday wasn’t just about watching birds chirp. It was about staying active, present, and connected to nature. I’ve learned that spending time outdoors, even for a little while, keeps me focused on improving myself and meeting the expectations I set. Those quiet moments remind me to pause, breathe, and appreciate the simple things that fuel my clarity and creativity. But yesterday wasn’t only about enjoying the outdoors. It was also about taking meaningful steps toward my small business goals at @TaleamSystems. Progress doesn’t always come from big leaps. More often, it is the small, consistent actions that build real momentum. In fact, my day could be described similarly to a concave resource graph, where early effort creates the curve that lifts everything that follows. Yesterday, I focused on those small wins, engaging with clients, strengthening relationships, and working toward the success rate I aim for. Each task I completed and each idea I refined helped set the foundation for today. I’ve always believed that yesterday prepares us for today. That is the power of steady progress. It compounds. And as an entrepreneur, I’m grateful to set my own schedule, take ownership of my time, and be my own boss. Today, I continue with the same purpose and energy. Yesterday set the foundation. Today continues the journey. Tomorrow will reward the effort. Keep going. @Meladul_HAQ_Ahm

My Advice to Aspiring IT Support Reps and Entrepreneurs in IT: #TaleamSystems My client asked for help with a website and email problem and moving everything from several servers to just one dedicated server. 🙃 Today was busy as I worked on solving complicated website problems, troubleshooting, and setting up email configurations on the server. It was a collaborative effort, as without the client's attention, the work wouldn't have been completed, especially given the multiple passwords and usernames involved. Time well spent—I always ensure my clients are happy with my service, and a follow-up call helps to ensure everything is operational. This level of technical work requires more attention, and I am glad to be working on improving my skills. It is something I have realized. For aspiring IT support, it helps to always review the work of the client prior to making any changes to the configuration or server. The day was concluded, of course, by running tests and making sure everything is working as it should be. I responded quickly with a plan on how I can help; without a plan, I wouldn't have been able to respond so promptly. Here are 5 key takeaways for aspiring IT support reps: 😉 1. Always review the client's work before making any changes to configurations or servers to avoid errors and ensure smooth troubleshooting. 2. Effective communication and follow-up calls are essential to confirm that issues are resolved and systems are operational. 3. Patience and attention to detail are crucial when handling complex technical problems, especially involving multiple passwords and usernames. 4. Continuously work on improving your technical skills, as higher-level tasks require greater focus and expertise. 5. Respond quickly with a clear plan of action; having a well-thought-out approach allows for more efficient and confident support. -- In this field, it's easy to give up on a task and leave a client behind when the job isn't to satisfaction or cannot be completed, but overcoming these challenges is the key to success, resulting in both the client and you feeling happier and more satisfied. 👍

#Ahmadzai: Our own VIP adventure — me and my pops. Big thanks to the video team. @TaleamSystems زه او زما پلار. #VIP #Cdnpoli #Ottawa #Afghanistan

This is a success story — great job. #TaleamSystems

Youth Efforts Driving Global Health Into Essential Policy Action: by @Meladul_HAQ_Ahm #YouthLeadership #HealthAndWellness This is a short reflection post on how I see youth entrepreneurship having a role in addressing some of the most pressing global socio‑economic challenges, which I have personally applied and now see as essential. Youth entrepreneurship has a powerful role to play in solving the challenges that affect communities around the world. Whether we look at healthcare access, digital inequality, unemployment, or gaps in public services, young innovators are often the ones bringing fresh ideas, new technologies, and practical solutions. I believe the policy action we as youth create today has the power to drive meaningful change and make lives better in Canada and around the world. Access to healthcare, for example, remains a major global issue — and it is a barrier faced even here in Canada. As a global health researcher, technology consultant, and longtime entrepreneur, I have seen how youth‑led innovation can strengthen systems that are under pressure. Through #TaleamSystems, which I founded in 2011, and SickHelp, my digital health startup, I’ve worked to improve access to care, reduce administrative burden, and support clinics and international companies through reliable IT solutions. Last year, my work was recognized by @WHO and the UHC Day Champion role alongside other esteemed people. Youth entrepreneurship matters because it transforms challenges into opportunities. It empowers young people to design tools that make services more accessible, more efficient, and more equitable. And with the knowledge gained through Lab2Market, the Toronto Board of Trade, and other entrepreneurship programs — along with our active Export Strategy — we are ready to scale these solutions globally. I believe young entrepreneurs can drive meaningful socio‑economic progress by combining innovation with purpose. This means understanding the @UN #SDGGoals, having extensive experience working with stakeholders both locally and internationally, and a desire to sit at the round table to contribute to the process on behalf of a country. As I have completed my education, I am ready to debate issues if given the chance and raise my voice on behalf of all young people — and ensure their perspectives are heard.

Beyond the Business Idea: 💡 There is a fundamental difference between a #businessidea and an actual #business. Today, as an entrepreneur, I finally grasped why this distinction is so vital. An idea for a product or service is merely the beginning stage of planning. In contrast, a business is an entity that delivers products or services on a recurring basis. However, there is more to the story. A business without a system for client retention will always be trapped in a cycle of constant marketing. Conversely, businesses that implement systems to keep clients 😄 are the ones that truly thrive. Lessons for @TaleamSystems 📗 As the founder of Taleam Systems, this realization forced me to look at our own model. Currently, we sit in the middle: many of our customers move on after about a quarter of their time spent with us. This insight provides a valuable roadmap for our strategy. Instead of assuming a lengthy service plan, we must keep it simple and focus intensely on meeting customer needs within that initial window of engagement. Our Strategic Pivot To better serve our clients, we are prioritizing speed and professionalism in our core offerings: • Custom Website Design • Google Optimization • Marketing Campaigns • IT Support and Technical Assistance • Computer Setup and Troubleshooting • Network and Security Support We have extensive experience supporting diverse industries—including car dealerships and #healthcare professionals—not only here in Ottawa, but across all of Canada. We are grateful to continue working with our esteemed clients. The #entrepreneure journey is ultimately about solving problems—including, as shown here, our own. Although we are still correctly in the middle of that journey, we continue to learn and improve. What a journey—it’s incredible how far we’ve come in 10 years! 🎉 @Meladul_HAQ_Ahm

Today was a busy day, providing computer service to my client at his office. Punctuality and working hard are characteristics I’ve developed. @TaleamSystems #techsupport

Five Reasons to Update Your #Business #Website in 2026😃 Here are some important updates we recommend: 1. Ensure your business website has a fully functional sitemap. 2. Confirm that the robots.txt file is crawlable by search engines. 3. Implement SSL security to protect your website data. 4. Stay current with search engine optimization (SEO), which is rapidly evolving due to AI-driven searches. 5. Update the footer to reflect the new year—make sure “© 2026” is clearly visible at the bottom. We hope these recommendations support your business goals. With AI-powered search becoming more prominent, search engines favor websites that are updated regularly. We suggest adding this task to your January 2026 to-do list. At @TaleamSystems, we pay close attention to these technical details. If you need extra support, feel free to reach out—we’re here to help!

I feel proud ✨ Watch our 10‑second year‑in‑review video: customer success, growth, IT support, SEO, recognition, and mentorship. Thank you—here’s to a brighter year ahead! 🌟 #TaleamSystems #YearInReview #BusinessGrowth #Innovation

The list continues with: -@wamhuka, Director of the NCD Champions Network, Zimbabwe -Dr Bintou Dembele, Director of @arcadplus, Mali -@jjduah, Deputy Executive Director of @chag_official -Jamila Waiganjo, Community Health Promoter, Kenya -Josephine Majani Ongweni, Housewife and UHC advocate, Kenya -@Josephinek73220, Community health worker, Malawi -Harjyot Khosa, Regional External Relations Director for @ippfsar -@LabramM, National Coordinator for the @ncdalliance, Ghana -Lisa McDonald, President of the Global Health Security Fund, Switzerland -Lucia Perez Gomez, Doctor and Former @IFMSA Vice President for External Affairs, Spain -Marcela Romero, President of ATTTP, Argentina -Jakub Bill, Co-Chair of the UHC Working Group, Global Mental Health Action Network, Poland -@mathildeforslun, CEO of @Trans4m_Health , Switzerland -@Marluchat, Executive Director of @SurkunaEc, Ecuador -@Meladul_HAQ_Ahm, Founder and CEO of @TaleamSystems, Canada -Michael Kakande, Founder and Chairperson of @Resilient_40, Uganda -Junichi Kawata, Vice President of Izumi-no-kai, Japan -Mohamed Mousa, External Affairs Research and Advocacy Assistant for @IFMSA, Egypt -@naylachebet, Public Health Practitioner & Mental Health Advocate, Kenya -@NJotwoma, Director of @NEPHAKKENYA Learn more about the fantastic work they're doing to realize #HealthForAll: universalhealthcoverageday.o…

Let Education Rise—So Healthcare, Peace, and Human Dignity Can Follow Healthcare services are not possible without female doctors, nurses, and support workers in Afghanistan. We’re sick of it! On this #UHCDay2025, I am using my UHC Champion role to support the people of Afghanistan in need on the world stage. 🩺 The problems: • The Taliban government in Afghanistan has banned public university education for females. • Water systems are drying up across the country. • Food insecurity must be addressed urgently. • Day by day, the humanitarian situation is worsening: a few months ago, an earthquake struck my home province of Nangarhar, and it took more than 48 hours for a response to reach affected people. ⌛ • The closure of international organizations has created a need for Afghan civil groups to take ownership of health service needs. The solutions: • As the UN Secretary-General has said, peace is everyone’s business. • Afghan people do not want to return to the 90s. • The people want good relations with neighbouring countries, including Pakistan. • New mechanisms must be pursued, and Taleam Systems is here to provide guidance. • Education 📖 and peace will lead Afghanistan toward a robust and affordable healthcare system. • Afghanistan can greatly benefit from innovations, research, and technologies from business partners interested in introducing products such as landmine‑eradication tools, water‑conservation solutions, advanced solar systems, and more. If these solutions are applied, there is no doubt that sickness in Afghanistan will be reduced, the country will get back on track for #UHC2030, and care will be delivered to all Afghan people. For almost a decade, #TaleamSystems🌐 has voiced support for peace 🕊️ in Afghanistan. We have invested significant financial resources, time, and knowledge, while building a network of more than 500 communities for peace. --- At Taleam Systems, we believe that when Afghans work together—whether in small or big ways—they can be heard and have their healthcare and other needs met.

Business Milestone: @TaleamSystems #smallbusiness Felt so happy—I just closed the last deal I was working on; success truly means success. Currently, I have four monthly subscription customers on a small scale using my services. I’ve invested tremendously in myself and my business, earning credentials from Harvard Online as well as a Master of Science degree from a top English university. The effort is starting to pay off. I also want to thank RiseHelps, Business In The Streets, and Jelly Academy for all the training support they’ve provided me in reaching this stage of my business. A few recommendations for all #entrepreneurs: • Never say no. • Don’t chase only the #money. • Be on time. • Share your #knowledge truthfully. • Potential #businessleaders want to see proposals. And most importantly, stay on top of knowledge—it’s what keeps both you and me doing #greatwork. @Meladul_HAQ_Ahm

When my customers succeed, I succeed—and that’s the passion behind my work. #motivation #business @TaleamSystems

Today was all about connecting with new clients who value my expertise in website design and ranking. It turned out to be a great day—three clients approached me, two deals closed, and one is still in progress. Definitely a reason to celebrate! 🎉 I’ve built a system that empowers small businesses to compete in tough markets and drive sales. My main focus, however, remains on supporting used car dealerships with #websitedesign, technical solutions, and online ads management. I’m truly grateful 🥲 to be certified in this field through #JellyAcademy training program. Their training prepared me to excel, and thanks to that, my website business, @TaleamSystems is moving in the right direction. 👍 My advice: when opportunities present themselves, seize them—they can make all the difference. And yes, it’s the weekend and I’m still working. That’s the life of a committed #entrepreneur and small business owner. I hope this message resonates with you all. 😀

It was great to put my skills to use today, helping my customer and seeing the busy workplace in action. My focus was making sure everything worked perfectly. I provided more than just service—it was about dependability and fast results. #CustomerService #Results #Growth It felt great to be highly productive and engaged today. @TaleamSystems

Being Organized: Building Success Through Focus and Planning Every day, I stay motivated by using my spreadsheet to keep track of my meetings and tasks, which helps me stay organized. I see some days are busy, while others have just a few things to do, and that makes me feel hopeful about getting better at staying organized. I've always wanted to be good at organizing, and this helps me work toward that goal, because having a clear plan makes me feel healthier and less stressed. I used to struggle with managing my tasks, but now I feel more confident because I have everything written down. My health is the most important, so I can reschedule meetings if needed. In my business, I offer website optimization services for small businesses such as used car dealerships and manufacturing companies, focusing on keyword research and content writing. I believe I have a strong entrepreneurial spirit that will help me succeed. #HealthWellness @TaleamSystems

I am happy to be featured in this article about Microsoft's latest Copilot AI update, which offers significant benefits for my business at Taleam Systems. Medium Link: medium.com/@ottawabusinessne… #businesssuccess #CopilotAI #wellnesstips #tech @TaleamSystems

If not now, when? Today was focused on #building #partnerships — reflecting on past #projects, showcasing my skills to two former clients, and reigniting our #collaboration. I am proud to be part of @TaleamSystems, one of the most reliable #ITsupport companies. #ottbiz