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    It is an awesome revelation to see how social is changing the way business is being done. I once wrote an article titled; 'The end of business as usual' I am however shocked, why many still do not get social media.

    Early this week, I got an e-mail from a prospective client, who wants to build a blog and spread her influence via the social web. I was however shocked when she exclaimed; 'Are you charging me for Facebook? I thought Facebook is free.'

    While some are still satisfied with doing business as usual, they should be disturbed by the future, why? the amount of interaction, sharing, conversation and engagement going on online is immense and growing as shown by the chart below. It is better to come on board now, as your competitors are already using social media and positioning themselves for the big kill. Plus, it is easier to collect data, analyze the user data and use it to improve the product or service delivery.

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    Infographic credit - SocialBakers.com

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    Sometimes when we see privacy instructions before being allowed to use a service (terms of service), we never read them, we just accept. Knowing fully that these stuffs play a huge role, you should take some time and update your knowledge, Know your inter web meme.  

    The Internet is an open medium for sharing, leaning and innovating. The Internet or Inter-web is a platform to build a lot of things. Since its birth many things have changed in the society.

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  3. If you’re not sure who you are and why you are like that, someone who knows who he is and why he’s like that can toss you here and there. – Jesse

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    It has been a week of test and failing for me. I just finished celebrating failure week last week, and now I have just been hit by another one. What? 

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  4. Failure; a bad Omen?

    Apr 10, 2011





    I've (almost) never seen someone fail while relaxing on a couch watching TV. Take Risks! - HBRchat

    The best way not to fail is to venture at nothing. Anyone who ventures at a task or project should be ready to fail. Permit me to ask; why do we often view failure as a bad omen?

    It is the last day of the #Failureweek celebrated by the puttylike community. this is my own contribution to the #Failure week.

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  5. Haven spent some time on twitter, I decided to make a check and re-evaluate how I was doing. What I found was shocking. This made me to decide on Killing twitter (post would come up later) #kt21. What did I find? How did I go about killing twitter?
    1, I sleep with my blackberry.
    2, I wake up at night, and find myself tweeting or twittering,
    3, the first thing that comes to my mind when I see something cool is to twitter about it (it may even be so vain)
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  6. The (R)evolution has started.

    Prospects and customers are changing the way they relate, consume and share media content. It is only wise for businesses and brands to ask; ‘where are my prospects and customers, and how can I design an experience to suit their lifestyle? According to how Brian Solis puts it in his recent blog post ‘for many years a quiet riot assembled until whispers amplified into cries for change.’ What quiet riot is he talking about?
    The disruption in the way we consume media content was caused by social sharing. Social sharing has often been the norm here in Africa, as we usually live communal life. Social is not a new concept. What is however new is the medium via which we socialise or relate.

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  7. location based services


    “I don’t use anything (any location based service) and in my humble opinion it is of no value to us Africans due to lack of GPS phones and no business model.” ~ Emeka Okoye, Sofware engineer. (Mobile)

    I present to you my findings on location based service
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