Christian Ministries should be using every opportunity to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ and the love of God.
With such amazing advances in technology, everyone around the world has access to the internet via a mobile phone.
They can watch and listen while moving or standing to your message and testimony of Gods goodness and the mission of Jesus Christ in our lives.
Romans 10:14
Wednesday, December 28, 2016
African Christian Ministries Must Have An Online Presence
Friday, May 15, 2015
The Earth Is Vibrating In Africa
Amazingly the
earth is shaking prosperity and vibrating with opportunity in Africa.
However
most Africans are astonishingly blind to the prospects at their finger tips.
Yes we know that the people in Africa are Texting,
Face Booking, Whats Apping, and Pinging-just as much as any other country.
However are African business's accessing this online potential?
There
are so many flexible and affordable advertising and marketing options for
business online. However it is up to
business owners to simply go online and get help!
.jpg)
International Businesses are Shifting left and right across the
continent of Africa via online marketing.
Africa has the youngest population in the world, with 200 million people
aged between 15 and 24, according to the United Nations (UN)..jpg)
“If you want to become extremely
wealthy over the next five years, and you have a basic grasp of technology,
here's a no-brainer: move to Africa.”
The earth is vibrating in Africa.....Get your African business moving online today! Call for Help!
Sunday, November 23, 2014
Business Success in Ghana and Nigeria Can Be Overwhelming with Video Marketed Websites
Are you a business owner in Ghana or Nigeria?
One of the most important things about internet marketing Nigeria business owners need to realize is that things have changed in the last few years. In the past, a large focus was placed on a website’s text content.
With the growing popularity of streaming sites like YouTube
and more Africans using smartphones than ever before, the secret to the
internet market explosion Nigeria Ghana and other African business owners need
to know is video marketed sites.
Here are a few reasons that video marketed websites is one
of the most popular internet marketing services in Nigeria:
Increase Your Traffic And Visitors
To rank a website in a search engine like Google, there are
over 200 search engine signals that are looked at with your web page. One of
the most important factors is whether a site has mixed media or not. If your
site has videos, Google will naturally boost your rankings in the search
engines which means you receive more traffic than ever before.
By adding videos to popular sites like YouTube, you can also
rank the videos within the search engines themselves in addition to your pages that are hosted on Nigerian web hosting
sites. Videos are also easily shared which make them an important aspect of
social media marketing Nigeria business owners cannot ignore.
Generate More Leads, Sales, and Revenue
The most important aspect of a video marketed website is
that it can help make you more money. In a video you can quickly explain
information to your buyers, making them more likely to convert from being just
a visitor into an actual lead or sale. Videos are perfect for any type of
business or service to explain what you have to offer, but they are also great
additions to sites that deal with e-commerce Nigeria. Having videos for each of
your products can drastically increase sales.
Contact Us Today
If you are interested in making more money with video
marketed websites, get in touch with us today. You can learn interet success
secrets from top Nigerian internet gurus, get the insider’s guide to mobile web
and marketing in Nigeria, and quickly boost leads and sales with our video
marketing packages.
Thursday, October 16, 2014
Nigeria Where Is Your Amazing Company Online?
Nigeria is the largest mobile market
in Africa and the tenth largest in the world
Why is your business not having success online?
Nigeria is Africa’s most populous nation
where Mobile access to the Internet overtook PC access in October 2011.
Nigeria is the largest mobile market in Africa, so whether your
customers are riding a Danfo bus or being chauffeured by their driver. Your clients are surfing the web while
sitting in Chicken Republic or standing in Shoprite.
Video is a very effective and guaranteed way to market your
company online. It keeps your customers
engaged and locked in to your website.
It offers a personal way for you to welcome your customers to your
business before they pay for your products or services. .jpg)
.jpg)
In
Nigeria, mobile devices (with Internet access) are becoming people’s primary
means to access the Internet. It is common for individuals to have more than one SIM
card. Handsets with multiple SIM cards are becoming increasingly
popular across Africa.
The amazing benefits of video is that companies can use different languages on their video. And now Nokia is the only device manufacturer that has integrated the three major languages, Igbo, Yoruba and Hausa, into its handsets. They are called WaZoBia phones, Wa for Yoruba, Zo for Hausa, Bia for Igbo.
We
offer great results to our clients who want to expand their business both
across the continent of Africa and internationally.
Engage
your customers, speak to them about how you can solve their problems and
increase their success with your products and services.
No
matter if your business is a small company or large company that is
growing; video will cause your business
to increase.
Contact
us today! Let us help you personalize and increase your business online with video.
Friday, November 22, 2013
Websites Success Depends on Video Marketing your Organization or Business on the Internet
The overabundance of
mobile connections to the internet all over the world has opened a platform for
increased communication for individuals or business. Professionals, students, upwardly mobile
individuals and business in Africa are on planes, trains, and buses while
connecting to the internet and communicating socially.
Websites these days
must be marketed online in order to located.
Owners of websites must “Think BIG” when it comes to the internet. It’s a world that can change your image or
the image of your business over night with the right marketing tools.
Video marketing on the internet via Youtube, facebook, twitter
or other social networks, adds incredible value to your website. It allows you to speak to your viewers or
clients personally. Video also allows
you to really provide clear and concise details about the services and products
you are offering.
Enable your business or organization with great video marketing today. The power to connect and engage with people of similar interest is in your hands!
Enable your business or organization with great video marketing today. The power to connect and engage with people of similar interest is in your hands!
Contact us today to
video, create and market your business or organization TODAY!
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
If Egypt Can Use The Internet To Revolutionize Their Country- Why Are You Not Doing The Same For Your Business?
Via the internet the world was able to experience an up and close encounter with the people of Egypt.
We were able to see and hear their opinions, tears, joy and celebrations. Bloggers were at work 24/7 providing the world with every detail of the events that finally led to the victory for the Egyptian protesters.
We were able to see and hear their opinions, tears, joy and celebrations. Bloggers were at work 24/7 providing the world with every detail of the events that finally led to the victory for the Egyptian protesters.
If this can be done to create positive change for a country, it can be done for your business. But just like the protesters were tired of talk and rhetoric-so they ACTED .......You too must get up and act today!
If your company needs a website, get one now!! Then contact companies like AfricanMarketingTechs that will market, promote, and blog about your products and services. The world wants to transact with your company, help them find you today!
Sunday, December 26, 2010
Africans Lagging Behind, Yet Loving FaceBook
There really isn’t a logical reason for the lack in websites by African businesses, yet they enjoy abundance of Facebook accounts-that are updated daily!
One assumption is that perhaps Facebook is generating income for their non-existent websites or perchance the love for chatting and pontificating that Africans do so well has caused them to fail to recognize the need for their businesses to have an online presence.
Whatever the case may be, Africans can not expect to benefit from globalization and changes in economic relations brought about by globalization if they do not create websites for their business, churches or business. Chatting up others on Facebook is not enough.
Africa more than any other region of the world faces the danger of being left behind by rapid changes brought about by the forces of globalization. During the 1990’s African countries registered average growth of 2.5%, while Latin America and the Caribbean grew by 3.0%
Africa’s share of global trade is declining, Africa’s exports remain limited and much of this is caused by the fact that these companies do not have an online presence AKA a website. How will people in other parts of the world know what products and services these African business offer. The overall economic performance of Africa is being stifled by lack of legitimate business on the internet and online marketing.
Africa has so many emerging markets and many companies are taking advantage of the possibilities of globalization, but for the size of the continent of Africa, the numbers are still negligible.
Debt relief to so many African countries could be reduced if they would announce to the world the resources within their economies. International trade barriers on exports from Africa could begin to be diminished as more businesses are developed.
Rise to the challenge Africa and Glo. It’s time to rule your world!
One assumption is that perhaps Facebook is generating income for their non-existent websites or perchance the love for chatting and pontificating that Africans do so well has caused them to fail to recognize the need for their businesses to have an online presence.
Whatever the case may be, Africans can not expect to benefit from globalization and changes in economic relations brought about by globalization if they do not create websites for their business, churches or business. Chatting up others on Facebook is not enough.
Africa more than any other region of the world faces the danger of being left behind by rapid changes brought about by the forces of globalization. During the 1990’s African countries registered average growth of 2.5%, while Latin America and the Caribbean grew by 3.0%
Africa’s share of global trade is declining, Africa’s exports remain limited and much of this is caused by the fact that these companies do not have an online presence AKA a website. How will people in other parts of the world know what products and services these African business offer. The overall economic performance of Africa is being stifled by lack of legitimate business on the internet and online marketing.
Africa has so many emerging markets and many companies are taking advantage of the possibilities of globalization, but for the size of the continent of Africa, the numbers are still negligible.
Debt relief to so many African countries could be reduced if they would announce to the world the resources within their economies. International trade barriers on exports from Africa could begin to be diminished as more businesses are developed.
Rise to the challenge Africa and Glo. It’s time to rule your world!
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Ignorance of Internet Marketing Among Africans is Detrimental to Africa’s Progress
This is a generation of easily accessible information technology. International travel to Africa is greater than ever before and people need to know how and where to get the products and services they need.
Most people in Africa have access to the internet, albeit many of which are via mobile phones. So even though they are stuck in traffic or in a village walking-they can access information they need.
We are not belittling the value of having a website, because for many Africans this is an immense and important step. However with the emergence of increased internet globalization- the real world in Africa needs to compulsorily interact with the virtual world on the web.
In fact, Africa’s wealth depends on it.
For instance mega cites in Africa like Lagos could not survive their immense growth without the internet. How would a citizen or visitor to a large city like Johannesburg know where to look for certain products or services.
From a marketing perspective, telling the right person -at the right place- at the right time about your service and product is incredibly powerful.
Internet marketing provides this channel.
Mega cities like Lagos may be feared because they are chaotic, but they are magnets of hope, creativity and growth. Through the internet, countries in Africa with mega cities such as Lagos are guaranteed global relevance-therefore driving more wealth in to Africa.
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
"It’s Africa’s Time"-Excerpts From CNBC Africa Executive Vision
By: Tim M. Solso, Cummins Inc & N. Justin Chinyanta, Loita Group
'.......Today, Africa is the new frontier, ripe for foreign investment.
Africa is booming – in part because African governments are heeding the call to action, removing barriers to trade, lowering taxes and improving the physical and social infrastructure that had impeded business growth. Africa’s collective GDP, at $1.6 trillion in 2008, is roughly equal to that of Brazil or Russia, and the rate of return on foreign investment in Africa now is higher than in any other developing region.
Despite all of these changes, and a proven ROI, most American investors are still missing out on a major opportunity for growth that would in turn create jobs and opportunity for millions of Africans. Local knowledge has been critical to Cummins Inc new approach for investing in Africa, allowing the company to expand in a way that supports the communities in which it does business. This is the aim of the Initiative for Global Development’s Frontier 100 group, of which we are both members, which connects CEOs like us from the United States and Africa to learn how best to maximize Africa’s potential.
To be sure, Africa is a continent, not a country, and there are hurdles to overcome in certain countries before sustainable business development and poverty reduction can happen. But the tremendous growth in foreign direct investment and track record of robust economic growth is clear evidence that the continent’s leaders are making progress – and shows investors looking for the next emerging market what could be possible.
What made enterprise growth in China and India work then – the only way to make it work in Africa now – is a long term view, and a plan to nurture not only the business, but the communities in which business is being done. A corporation and its employees are only as healthy as the communities in which they operate.

The long-term solution to business growth has often been an emerging market. This time, the emerging markets are in Africa. American businesses should explore this new frontier, or miss out on a chance to do well, and to do good....... '
Based on these article excerpts……………………
If African businesses do not interact with the web via online marketing and promotion, how will they benefit from these clear and present interests of companies wanting to have real staying power in a global marketplace. How will these companies that are taking the chance to partner, buyout or invest in these “emerging” markets in Africa find your products and services?
'.......Today, Africa is the new frontier, ripe for foreign investment.
Africa is booming – in part because African governments are heeding the call to action, removing barriers to trade, lowering taxes and improving the physical and social infrastructure that had impeded business growth. Africa’s collective GDP, at $1.6 trillion in 2008, is roughly equal to that of Brazil or Russia, and the rate of return on foreign investment in Africa now is higher than in any other developing region.
Despite all of these changes, and a proven ROI, most American investors are still missing out on a major opportunity for growth that would in turn create jobs and opportunity for millions of Africans. Local knowledge has been critical to Cummins Inc new approach for investing in Africa, allowing the company to expand in a way that supports the communities in which it does business. This is the aim of the Initiative for Global Development’s Frontier 100 group, of which we are both members, which connects CEOs like us from the United States and Africa to learn how best to maximize Africa’s potential.
To be sure, Africa is a continent, not a country, and there are hurdles to overcome in certain countries before sustainable business development and poverty reduction can happen. But the tremendous growth in foreign direct investment and track record of robust economic growth is clear evidence that the continent’s leaders are making progress – and shows investors looking for the next emerging market what could be possible.
What made enterprise growth in China and India work then – the only way to make it work in Africa now – is a long term view, and a plan to nurture not only the business, but the communities in which business is being done. A corporation and its employees are only as healthy as the communities in which they operate.
The long-term solution to business growth has often been an emerging market. This time, the emerging markets are in Africa. American businesses should explore this new frontier, or miss out on a chance to do well, and to do good....... '
Based on these article excerpts……………………
If African businesses do not interact with the web via online marketing and promotion, how will they benefit from these clear and present interests of companies wanting to have real staying power in a global marketplace. How will these companies that are taking the chance to partner, buyout or invest in these “emerging” markets in Africa find your products and services?
Friday, October 22, 2010
AFRICANS Just Having A Website Is Not Enough ANYMORE!
We must involve ourselves with the infrastructure of the virtual urban world and its global blend of thinkers.
Most African businesses and Christian ministries believe that once they have a website, they have conquered the internet. Unfortunately, all they have really done is to simply open the door for their business or ministry to enter the World Wide Web.
Despite the fact that search engines such as Google, Yahoo or MSN, do allow people to immediately find a business if they type the exact website address; it may not effectively enhance the business.
The explanation is that if someone types in a certain “key word or phrase that relates to your business products or services and you have not employed some sort of internet marketing for your website-it may not even show up at all in the search engine.
There are so many easy and free ways to make a business stand out on the internet. The AfricanMarketingTech, consultants for African online marketing, suggests that “African companies or Christian ministries have got to aggressively and explicitly make their services and products known to the world via the use of internet marketing tools.”
Most Africans update their Facebook pages more than they do their business websites. If African companies and Christian ministries do not have time to constantly update their websites or blogs, seek the services of internet marketing consultants that will write articles about your business and update your keywords and phrases with search engines.
Ultimately the more you give about your business presence on the internet, the more you will get from people who urgently need your services and products.
Most African businesses and Christian ministries believe that once they have a website, they have conquered the internet. Unfortunately, all they have really done is to simply open the door for their business or ministry to enter the World Wide Web.
Despite the fact that search engines such as Google, Yahoo or MSN, do allow people to immediately find a business if they type the exact website address; it may not effectively enhance the business.
The explanation is that if someone types in a certain “key word or phrase that relates to your business products or services and you have not employed some sort of internet marketing for your website-it may not even show up at all in the search engine.
There are so many easy and free ways to make a business stand out on the internet. The AfricanMarketingTech, consultants for African online marketing, suggests that “African companies or Christian ministries have got to aggressively and explicitly make their services and products known to the world via the use of internet marketing tools.”
Most Africans update their Facebook pages more than they do their business websites. If African companies and Christian ministries do not have time to constantly update their websites or blogs, seek the services of internet marketing consultants that will write articles about your business and update your keywords and phrases with search engines.
Ultimately the more you give about your business presence on the internet, the more you will get from people who urgently need your services and products.
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
WEBSITE Not Bringing In Business?
1.9 billion people on the web - and 4.6 billion on mobile phones. Mobile is here to stay, and you can't treat it like the rest of the web. The power of the click is replaced by one-touch phone calls, and the right Ad means everything.
On the one hand is Google’s model: search-and-go, get people out into the third party web. On the other hand is Yahoo!’s web portal model: provide a singular experience, give searchers what they’re looking for without having to leave the network of Yahoo! properties.
Google’s dominance in the mobile search market- the sources of their traffic. The Google App by itself can stand as the 2nd biggest iPhone search engine. As seen in Search Engine Land and ReadWriteWeb.
Call AfricanMarketingTech. Today!We are experts in online marketing, we can increase your ranking from page 131 to page 1 with search engines so people can find your business with just key words.
According to Google's Link Building SEO advice, the way the search engines operate is almost always changing. Sometimes the changes happen while we sleep and sometimes we are given a heads up way in advance so that we can prepare for the blow. Regardless building links is always going to be an integral part of building up a business online. In a recent blog post Google offered some advice for SEO link building.
On the one hand is Google’s model: search-and-go, get people out into the third party web. On the other hand is Yahoo!’s web portal model: provide a singular experience, give searchers what they’re looking for without having to leave the network of Yahoo! properties.
Google’s dominance in the mobile search market- the sources of their traffic. The Google App by itself can stand as the 2nd biggest iPhone search engine. As seen in Search Engine Land and ReadWriteWeb.
Call AfricanMarketingTech. Today!We are experts in online marketing, we can increase your ranking from page 131 to page 1 with search engines so people can find your business with just key words.
According to Google's Link Building SEO advice, the way the search engines operate is almost always changing. Sometimes the changes happen while we sleep and sometimes we are given a heads up way in advance so that we can prepare for the blow. Regardless building links is always going to be an integral part of building up a business online. In a recent blog post Google offered some advice for SEO link building.
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Will GPS Navigation Technology Ever Work in Africa?
In numerous international countries such as Europe or America, the ease of knowing information about travel routes or traffic conditions is already showing how the physical realm and virtual cities interact and assist the society. Is this possible for Africa?
Could we have a GPS that speaks Yoruba, Swahili, Ibo, Hausa, or Zulu. Or is it that many of the streets in Africa don’t have proper names to even be entered into Navigation Technology System.
What do you'all think?
Could we have a GPS that speaks Yoruba, Swahili, Ibo, Hausa, or Zulu. Or is it that many of the streets in Africa don’t have proper names to even be entered into Navigation Technology System.
What do you'all think?
What's The Hold Up Naija?
The UN suggests that a mere 100 cities still account for 30% of the worlds economy, power players such as London, New York and Tokyo have been joined by a new category of mega cities, -such as Manila or Lagos. Albeit considered as economic underperformers(for now at least) they are vibrant, innovative and functioning ecosystems.
What’s the hold up Naija? You should be the number one business advertisers and marketers in Africa. Some how it seems like South Africa has taken over due to the FIFA WORLD CUP.
Marketing in Africa is a growing field with many opportunities and digital marketing has transformed how businesses engage with customers in Africa. Africa has a high mobile phone penetration rate, so mobile marketing can be effective. SMS marketing, mobile apps, and mobile-friendly websites can help reach a wide audience.
What’s the hold up Naija? You should be the number one business advertisers and marketers in Africa. Some how it seems like South Africa has taken over due to the FIFA WORLD CUP.
Marketing in Africa is a growing field with many opportunities and digital marketing has transformed how businesses engage with customers in Africa. Africa has a high mobile phone penetration rate, so mobile marketing can be effective. SMS marketing, mobile apps, and mobile-friendly websites can help reach a wide audience.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)

.jpg)
.jpg)
.jpg)

.jpg)
.jpg)
.jpg)

.jpg)

.jpg)






