Nigeria has made its own mark in the url shortening space with the launch of Yrn.me on February 4th, 2010.
Since…
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Google Announces G-Nigeria Day 2010
Last August, I gave a hint that Google could be launching their G-Africa Initiative, a series of events in Sub-Saharan…
Nigerian Computer Student Seeks to Improve Google’s Search Results
A Nigerian MSc in computing student based in the UK has found a new way to improve the performance of…
Google Zeitgeist 2009 for Nigeria
Last year, I wrote about Google’s 2008 Year-End Google Zeitgeist for top and rising search words/phrases around the world and wondered why…
Google Announces Business Development Manager Role for Nigeria
It is no longer news that Google has been making its footprints across Africa, starting with South Africa and Kenya and…
Top 3 Ways to Create Your Brand – #3: Design
Developing a brand image – personal brand or business brand – is one of the most important strategies for success.…
Top 3 Ways to Create Your Brand – #2: Logo
Developing a brand image – personal brand or business brand – is one of the most important strategies for success.…
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- Jan 22: Google Announces G-Nigeria Day 2010
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Loy Okezie is an online marketing strategist and start-up analyst. He has consulted for several small and mid-size companies and has advised start-ups such as Careers Nigeria, one of the leading job portals in Nigeria.
He currently works as Content Manager for a branding and advertising company based in the U.S and Nigeria, and is helping to start-up a search and information portal similar to Yahoo!
In this blog, Loy writes about companies and their use of new and emerging technologies as well as their brand marketing and advertising campaigns seen on traditional media and digital media.
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