About a year ago, the first post went up on this blog. We are growing old! 44 posts later, it has been a terrific journey full of lessons. You know what they say about teaching; “In learning you will teach, … continue reading
You want to write a blog post. The first tool you obviously think of is your word processor or your blog dashboard, right? If you think about it though, blogging begins way before the actual put-pen-to-paper process. It also goes … continue reading
Yesterday, Google+ was awash with excitement about two new features: Hangouts app for Chrome and Google+ Polls. One lets you chat better on your desktop, the other lets you create polls and see what others think about anything.
Google+ is alive and well (despite what you have heard) but several things have changed. We still love it, all the same!
For starters, Google Authorship is gone. Sigh. It was an experiment that didn’t work out, according … continue reading
You have probably heard of Google My Business in the past few months. So what exactly is it and why should you care?
Google My Business is the new interface from Google that connects you directly with customers, whether they’re … continue reading
Here is what went down on Google+ in the month of July. More to come in coming weeks with rumours of the social network separating its Photos app from the service. Here is what you may have missed.
If you walked into a room of, at least, an Internet savvy audience and asked whether they find YouTube Ads annoying or have blocked Ads altogether from their web experience or tend to exit a website with too many banner … continue reading
Your weekly wrap is back after the World Cup. I guess we all got a bit distracted. 😉 And here is how it was during that World Cup month on social media and the digital space in general. Crunching the … continue reading
The global rise of social media as a force to reckon with continues, and banks have not been left behind. Social media has given banks in Kenya and around the world another avenue to offer customer service, push their agendas … continue reading
This week was all about the Google I/O and we will not go against that tide. Here are the week’s highlights:
This is Google I/O is a nutshell. There are one billion people … continue reading
