A strong logo builds trust. And in Kenya, trust is everything. Many customers won’t tell you this, but they often judge your business just by its logo. If your logo looks cheap or outdated, they start to doubt your professionalism — even before talking to you. But with a good logo, you stand out. You […]
Let’s talk real for a second.You’ve probably seen businesses running ads, driving clicks to their site — but getting zero results. Why? The landing page isn’t doing its job. And in 2025 Kenya, where more people are shopping, booking, and browsing on mobile, your landing page can’t just look good — it has to work.
Hi there Let’s talk landing pages — not just any page, but one that actually works. If you’re running ads, launching a service, or building something new in Kenya and you’re sending people to a slow, confusing, or cluttered site… you’re burning money. And yes, even if your business is legit. A landing page is
Habari yako, mjasiriamali wa Kenya. Let’s talk tovuti (websites). Yes, you have one. Maybe you paid KES 10K or 20K a few years ago. It’s got your logo, your services, a “Contact Us” button, and… that’s about it. But let me ask you this —Is your website doing its job? Or is it quietly chasing
Let’s be honest. Having a website in Kenya isn’t enough anymore.Everyone has one. Even your competitors with weaker products or services. So the question is no longer: “Do you have a website?” It’s now: “Does your website convert?” A high-converting website is your 24/7 salesperson.It doesn’t just look good — it brings in leads, books
Let’s get real.Kenyan SMEs are working hard — but many are still struggling online. They’ve tried opening Instagram pages, running boosted ads, and maybe even launched a website.But the results? Still slow. Leads are dry. Sales are random. And frustration builds. The truth is:Most small businesses aren’t failing because they’re bad.They’re failing because they look
Let’s be honest. Having “just a website” in 2025 is no longer enough.The internet has grown up — and your customers have too. They no longer wait 10 seconds for a site to load. They don’t trust a business with an outdated look. And they definitely won’t struggle to find your phone number or pricing.
If you’re a business owner in Kenya (or anywhere really), you’ve probably been told to “get your branding right” or “launch a proper website.” But when it’s time to take action, many business owners get stuck on one simple question: Do I need a graphic designer or a web designer? Let’s break it down without
Let’s be real for a second. The Kenyan business scene is changing — fast. Customers are going online, competition is leveling up, and tech is no longer a luxury. It’s survival. As a web designer working with SMEs, startups, and solo entrepreneurs across Kenya and beyond, I’ve had to adapt. That means using the right
If you’re a business owner in Kenya, chances are you’ve thought about getting a website — or you’ve already been pitched one. But here’s the truth no one says out loud: not all websites are worth the money you pay for them. Some are just digital posters. Others are built to grow your business. The
