Name: uCoz Africa
Item: uCoz Africa
Author: ck7up

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uCoz Africa

UCoz Africa is a concept so we have to examine, study and implement. With the advent of broadband internet in some African countries that are divided into two types (English and French), such as Cameroon, Morocco, Algeria, Senegale Guinea, Gabon, Congo, Ivory Coast, ... for Francophone countries and South Africa, Nigeria, Niger, Angola, Ghana, Mauritania, ...

Several companies, commercial vendors, individuals, ... use the Internet to optimize and make known their small, medium and large business.

Installing uCoz in Africa could increase the traffic coming from African countries in terms of visits, free websites, ... to some individuals and for the quality of super low fares offered by uCoz, business, commercial, ... will not only create web sites on our platform but host them.

Young people in search of new information technologies, communication can finally have at their fingertips a free product.

UCoz Africa is a perspective does not pass because Africa is rising and we must be among those companies that contribute to the emergence of Africa as it is a future market so we reap big later because Africa it's Africa is 139,875,242 internet users therefore, 13.5% of users worldwide.

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3 ck7up (2012-07-31 6:55 PM)

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... Microsoft, Google, Facebook, any company advertising on radio or posters? Where have we seen a start-up company advertising on TV?
The core idea is to:
1. Use online marketing tools (Adwords, Yahoo Search, Articles, Reviews, SEO, Social Media, etc)

Thank for the comment.
All this company (Microsoft, facebook,Google,...) use online marketing tools because now internet it's the first communication channel in Europe^* . But in Africa the first and most popular channel of communication it's Tv and Radio. This is why I propose to use them.

^* Source

4 Raver (2012-07-31 8:25 PM)

I understand your opinion. But, remember we are a software company that tries to attract people who already use the Internet.
We are not trying to convince and educate people to start using the Internet. We need to get the ones who are already there. Posters, Radio and TV are offline methods used by classic business types that sell tangible products or person to person services. Please give me concrete examples of Software only companies that use TV, Radio and posters to advertise, in Africa. I am really curious by examples & results.
Again, we need to focus on the need only. People that want to create a Blog, Website, Forum, etc. That's why, in our case, search is King.

5 ck7up (2012-08-01 12:06 PM)

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Please give me concrete examples of Software only companies that use TV, Radio and posters to advertise, in Africa. I am really curious by examples & results.

1 -Google

2-Google in France Metro

3-Ghana (Africa

I was just want to change strategy. But if you see that we can just use online let use it. cool

1 ck7up (2012-07-31 6:06 PM)

2 Raver (2012-07-31 6:41 PM)

The integration of Africa can uCoz should be done gradually gender, TV and radio advertising (the most used tools in Africa to send a message), then by posters in major cities and then through seminars, conferences , information workshops and free training (initiates and train some young professionals or non professionals) to operate the uCoz, its modules, ...

Good analysis, Kris.
But, I suggest we focus exclusively online, for now. It's quite difficult to build a successful online software product by advertising offline. For example, the most successful software RO products don't have a single Ad outside. And, have you seen Microsoft, Google, Facebook, any company advertising on radio or posters? Where have we seen a start-up company advertising on TV?
The core idea is to:
1. Use online marketing tools (Adwords, Yahoo Search, Articles, Reviews, SEO, Social Media, etc)
2. Build engaged communities
3. That speak the local languages

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