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Published September 3, 2011 Branding , Careers , Corporate Social Responsibility , Development , Double 'S' , e-commerce , e-governance , e-Marketing , Entrepreneurship , General , Interpreneurship , Mobile Internet , Monday Moments , Search Engines , Social Networking , Statistics , Twitter , Uncategorized , Web Design Leave a CommentTags: 37signals, africa, Ali Khan Satchu, Bad web design, Basecamp, Careers, Corporate Blogs, Corporate Social Responsibility, Creative Edge, Dan Schawbel, Donald Trump, East Africa, Entrepreneurship, Eric Hersman, Facebook, Fluid Tees, Good web design, Google, iHub, internet content, Jay-Z, Kenya, M-PESA, Makmende, Me Inc., Mobile advertising, Nairobi, Nokia Research Center, Safaricom, Ushahidi, Website forms, websites
SOCIAL NETWORKS: BEYOND THE NUMBERS
Published July 2, 2010 Branding , Development , Entrepreneurship , Interpreneurship , Social Networking , Twitter 2 CommentsTags: africa, Corporate Blogs, Entrepreneurship, Facebook, Kenya, Makmende, Social Networking, Success, Viral Marketing
The Social world had the pleasure of celebrating Social Media thanks to the Mashable Social Media day yesterday. A new trend that is taking the personal and business internet world by storm, and with millions of potential customers just hanging around Social Networks, Social Media is now a force to reckon with.
An effective way to get the numbers
One of the key elements of Social Networks, which gives them a power like no other, is their unique ability to spread the word, a phenomenon called going Viral. Start a hot topic and see how fast it spreads across the world like bush fire, with little effort from the originator sometimes. Continue reading ‘SOCIAL NETWORKS: BEYOND THE NUMBERS’
WHO NEEDS A CORPORATE BLOG?
Published May 17, 2010 Branding , Development , Social Networking , Statistics , Twitter , Web Design 6 CommentsTags: Corporate Blogs, Dell Direct, Dell Hell, M-PESA, Safaricom, Twitter Advertising
The traditional business sales formula is quite simple and even pleasant to read:
Good Product + Good Advertising = Good Sales.
Years have gone by and this formula has been transformed by ever changing business forces to a myriad other formulas. I really can’t tell what the universal agreed upon working formula now is, thanks to a zillion business books all preaching different ‘guaranteed-to-work’ business practices.
I’m not much of a business genius myself, but I like the formula below more than most:
Good Product + Good branding strategy + Positive product and corporate publicity = Good Sales. Continue reading ‘WHO NEEDS A CORPORATE BLOG?’
