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Short-Term Hiring – A Crisis Or An Opportunity?

April 29, 2016

Strategic planning for maximum performance and ROI – How will your employees...

April 29, 2016

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by Nada Andersen April 29, 2016

by Nada Andersen April 29, 2016

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Short-Term Hiring – A Crisis Or An Opportunity?

by Nada Andersen April 29, 2016

by Nada Andersen April 29, 2016

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Interested In E-commerce in Uganda?

E-commerce systems of websites refer to the online platforms that facilitate buying and selling of goods and services.

These systems typically include features such as product catalogs, shopping carts, payment gateways, and order management.

In Uganda, e-commerce has been steadily growing, driven by factors like increased internet penetration and mobile phone usage.

Several websites and platforms have emerged to cater to this growing demand, offering a range of products and services.

These platforms allow individuals and businesses to sell a wide variety of products, including electronics, fashion items, home appliances, and more.

Payment methods in Ugandan include mobile money services like Debit Cards, MTN Mobile Money and Airtel Money, as well as traditional methods such as bank transfers and cash on delivery.

However, it`s worth noting that the e-commerce landscape in Uganda is still developing, and challenges such as limited internet infrastructure and trust issues remain. Reach us for free consultation on e-commerce systems.

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Six Quick Causes of Slow Loading Websites...

1. Large file sizes
2. Excessive HTTP requests
3. Inefficient coding or scripting
4. Inadequate server resources
5. Network congestion
6. Lack of caching or content optimization techniques.

You can reach us for assistance if you wish to increase your website loading speeds.

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Are Your Competitors` Websites Too Good Compared To Yours? Here`s What You Can Do:

1. Evaluate their websites
2. Improve your website
3. Conduct competitive research
4. Differentiate your offering
5. Enhance online visibility
6. Leverage social media
7. Monitor & adapt

Step 1. Evaluate their websites: Analyze their website to understand its design, content, user experience, and functionality. Identify any strengths or weaknesses compared to your own website.

Step 2. Improve your website: Enhance your website based on your analysis. Consider making improvements in terms of design, content quality, user interface, mobile responsiveness, and search engine optimization (SEO).

Step 3. Conduct competitive research: Explore your competitor`s website thoroughly to gain insights into their strategies, products/services, pricing, promotions, and customer engagement. Use this information to refine your own business and marketing strategies.

Step 4. Differentiate your offering: Identify your unique selling points (USPs) and highlight them prominently on your website. Clearly communicate the value and benefits of your products or services to stand out from the competition.

Step 5. Enhance online visibility: Optimize your website for search engines by incorporating relevant keywords, creating quality content, and obtaining backlinks from reputable sources. Consider implementing a search engine marketing (SEM) strategy to increase visibility through paid advertising.

Step 6. Leverage social media: Establish a strong presence on social media platforms relevant to your target audience. Engage with your followers, share valuable content, and monitor your competitor`s social media activities for potential insights.

Step 7. Monitor and adapt: Continuously monitor your competitor`s website and online activities. Stay updated with industry trends and customer preferences. Adapt your strategies accordingly to maintain a competitive edge.

Remember, your website should always reflect your unique value proposition and cater to the needs and preferences of your target audience. Focus on providing a superior user experience and delivering value to your customers.

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Why Some People Don`t Renew Their Domain Names or Hosting

There are several reasons why people fail to renew their domain names or hosting. Here are some of the most common:

1. Forgetfulness: One of the most common reasons is simply forgetting to renew. With the fast-paced nature of our lives, it`s easy to forget when the renewal is due.

2. Lack of funds: Renewing a domain name or hosting can be costly, and sometimes people may not have enough funds to renew it. This can happen if they are facing financial difficulties or if they did not budget for the expense.

3. Change in ownership: Sometimes, people sell their websites or transfer ownership to another person, and the new owner may not be aware of the renewal date or may not prioritize renewing the domain name or hosting.

4. Technical issues: Technical issues like forgetting login credentials or experiencing server downtime can make it difficult for people to renew their domain name or hosting.

5. Lack of interest: Sometimes, people lose interest in their website or blog and may not see the value in renewing their domain name or hosting.

6. Administrative errors: Administrative errors can also occur when renewing domain names or hosting. For example, a mistake in the payment process or an incorrect email address can lead to non-renewal.

7. Unwanted renewal: Some people may not realize that their domain name or hosting has been set to auto-renew, and they may not want to continue with the service. This can result in unintentional renewal charges.

If you need assistance with renewals relating to websites, we can assist. Contact us on 0702045429 or 0783577645.

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