Not sure about this. The changes to Facebook’s layout seem too small to drastically up my usability, and too big not to be annoying. Maybe it’s just me, but it’s taking some getting used to.
[Update: Ok, so it took a day: It's growing on me.]
Not sure about this. The changes to Facebook’s layout seem too small to drastically up my usability, and too big not to be annoying. Maybe it’s just me, but it’s taking some getting used to.
[Update: Ok, so it took a day: It's growing on me.]
For those of you up bright and early in the morning you may have seen World Wide Creative’s very own TV celeb, Fred Roed, donning his customary Hawaiian shirt on CNBC Africa. Following on from his Carte Blanche cameo he was asked to talk about web marketing strategy for African business.
Fred was asked to suggest a possible online strategy for a fictitious business. Breaking the strategy down into four key steps, he outlined a possible route of attack for a Kenyan Taxi service. The key steps were:
1) Understand your brand and be consistent and pervasive with it.
2) Set up your online presence
3) Engage with your customer, both online and offline
4) Keep it active!
If you're looking to cook up a world beating web strategy, or just looking for some tips on how to convert your current web presence into something special - drop us a line.
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