If you run a business, you’ve probably noticed something: getting steady visitors to your website is hard. You might have tried Facebook ads, boosted posts, or SEO, but the traffic still drops. Here’s the thing: what if the people already following you, your email subscribers, could become your most loyal website visitors? Many businesses in […]
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If you’ve ever run a Facebook, Instagram, or Google ad and still ended up with zero sales, you’re not alone. Many businesses in Nigeria are investing heavily in paid ads but not seeing tangible results. You might get plenty of clicks, maybe even followers, but when it comes to actual conversions, things don’t really work
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TikTok has taken over Nigeria’s social space, from music challenges and viral dance moves to influencer trends that everyone talks about. One minute, a song is unknown; the next, it’s playing at owambe parties and on car speakers across Lagos. Yet, many Nigerian brands still treat TikTok as “just for Gen Z” or a platform
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Walk down any street in Lagos today, and you’ll notice something: almost everyone is glued to their phone. Whether it’s scrolling through Instagram, shopping on Jumia, sending money on Opay, or catching vibes on TikTok, Nigerians are spending more time online than before. But here’s the problem: while consumers are already online, many businesses in
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Your small business doesn’t need a huge budget to get noticed. At oxgital, we find that the most effective marketing does not come from expensive ad campaigns or complicated funnels. It comes from honest content that connects with people in the market. Take one of our clients, Alayo The Brand, for example. This premium sleepwear
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Every brand wants attention online, but attention alone doesn’t pay the bills. What really matters is engagement, getting people to react, comment, share, and take action on your content. Without it, even the most creative digital campaigns risk being ignored. For businesses in Nigeria and across the world, boosting audience engagement is no longer optional.
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If you’re a small business owner, CEO, or founder, you’ve probably had this thought at least once: “How do we even stand a chance against those giant brands with marketing budgets bigger than our entire yearly revenue?” I’ve studied this problem closely, and the reality is clear: big brands dominate billboards, search results, and social
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If you think digital ads in Nigeria look the same as they did five years ago, think about it again. The way brands connect with audiences is changing at lightning speed, from AI-powered personalization to the dominance of short-form videos and even shoppable posts that turn your social feed into a storefront. For businesses in
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For many Nigerian SMEs, digital advertising is no longer optional; it’s one of the fastest ways to reach customers, grow sales, and compete with bigger brands. Whether it’s Facebook, Instagram, or Google, online marketing has opened doors that traditional methods can’t match. But here’s the problem: too many Nigerian businesses make common mistakes that end
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Nigerians still think marketing and advertising are the same. You should think about it again. It’s gotten harder to tell the two apart over time, but today, the differences between marketing and advertising go far beyond budget allocation or campaign tactics. Marketing and advertising reflect a total change in how businesses connect with Nigerians. With
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