Ever wanted to start blogging? What stopped you from actualizing your idea? Did you think your idea was not IT?
Well, for starters, you can blog about literally anything on the face of this earth. You don’t even have to … 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
Guess what? Even the biggest and most respected companies know they have gaps in their strategies in the digital age. That is what we found out this week, when the New York Times Innovation Report leaked to the world through … continue reading
With visuals come brand affinity and engagement, and that is one of the reasons brands are embracing Instagram. People, Kenyans in this context, are joining this platform at a significant rate nowadays. Instagram is where brands often tell their inside … continue reading
While a lot of brands and companies in the continent have ignored Google+, there are a few using the platform to boost their visibility and reach a different audience. Google+ has been taunted as a ghost town for quite a … continue reading
Have you heard of Pinterest? Have you tried it out? I remember the first time I got in was only because I was writing an article on it. At first it struck me as something that would not help me … continue reading
Everyone is talking about social media marketing nowadays. You cannot ignore it, they say. You are bombarded with sponsored stories on Facebook every day (those are going away soon by the way). When someone invites you to like a page, … continue reading
Kenyans love the World Wide Web. Even late adopters are fully embracing it for answers and business solutions. As it turns 25 this year, here are some interesting facts about Kenya on the Web.
1. The most visited website is … continue reading
If we are being frank, the first time most of us heard about Lupita Nyong’o was the time there was some significant coverage here and there of her documentary on albinism, In My Genes. Then came Shuga. One … continue reading
Facebook has agreed to buy WhatsApp for $19 billion in cash and stock. You have already heard that one today, and read dozens of posts about it. That is exactly Ksh. 1,635,900,000,000. To put it more clearly, the sum total … continue reading
