The recently launched www.hopemasike.com is doing well in Google search rankings. Launched just over two weeks ago, it’s appearing within the first five results in a search for “Hope Masike”. Ditto for a search on her band “Kakuwe”.  Searches for Kakuwe band members yield similarly pleasing results. E.g. Searches for Theresa Muteta and Blessed Rukweza [...]

A useful resource for driving traffic to any website is www.digg.com. You sign up, and if you find an article you like, simply “digg it”, i.e. submit it to digg.com. A link to the page you have posted, along with a brief summary, then appears on Digg and can be read by other users. If [...]

I know I’ve told you guys about a span of services that are supposed to increase traffic to your website and I hope they have helped. I’ve received various levels of success with all of them and I suppose I should do an analysis of all of them one day so that you can see [...]

Do you ever get the nagging feeling that the Web is so much bigger than you realise and you are missing out on many great websites? Or that there are some websites out there somewhere that can be the solution to some of the problems you are facing?

According to the owners of sezwho.com their service will help you to build a more dynamic online community on your blog. It optimises the presentation of activity by contributors and thus sets the stage for more interation between members.
I set it up on Zimbablog today and I’ll see just how effective it is. I love [...]

I have been working on this site since 1999. It’s been worked, reworked and reworked. It has taken many forms and thrusts in its gestation. It was initially pure html, then it became PHPNuke, then Mambo. In January the blog- which took less than a month to build- went up. Well, the pregnancy is finally [...]