How To get Many Youtube Views - How to Get Many Views on YouTube

There are several strategies you can use to get more views on YouTube:

Use keyword-rich titles and descriptions

When you upload a video to YouTube, the title and description are important factors in helping it show up in search results. Make sure to include relevant keywords in the title and description of your video, as well as in the tags (which I'll talk about in a moment). This will help your video show up when people search for those keywords on YouTube.

Promote your videos on social media

Sharing your videos on social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram can help increase the visibility of your videos and get more views. Make sure to use catchy titles and eye-catching thumbnails to grab people's attention and encourage them to click and watch your video.

Collaborate with other creators

Collaborating with other creators on YouTube can expose your channel to a new audience. By appearing in someone else's video or partnering with them to create a video, you can tap into their audience and potentially gain new subscribers.

Use YouTube tags: YouTube tags are keywords that you can add to your videos to help them show up in related video suggestions. When you add tags to your video, it will show up when people search for those keywords on YouTube. This can help increase the chances of your video being discovered by new viewers.

Use eye-catching thumbnails

A good thumbnail can make a big difference in attracting viewers to your video. Make sure to use a thumbnail that is eye-catching and represents the content of your video. This will help your video stand out in the search results and encourage people to click and watch.

Engage with your audience

Building a community around your channel is important for attracting and retaining viewers. Make sure to respond to comments, ask for feedback, and engage with your audience. This will help create a sense of community and encourage people to watch your videos and subscribe to your channel.

Create high-quality content

Ultimately, the most important factor in getting more views on YouTube is creating content that is interesting, informative, and engaging. If you consistently produce high-quality content, you'll be more likely to attract and retain a large audience. Make sure to put effort into your videos, do thorough research, and use good production values (such as good lighting and audio) to ensure that your content is of the highest quality.

How Effectively Do You Manage Your Account Passwords?

Did you know that today’s hackers have unlimited number of gadgets at their disposal, which can easily grant them access to most people’s accounts. Specifically, they can easily have access to those accounts which have simple and or very easy passwords. The most advisable way to stay ahead of the pack is to constantly, change your password(s) and or use very complex passwords. 

I don’t want to get into the details of what a hacker can do to the details of accounts of any of larger organization. They can literally bring such an Institution to its knees.

But there is some good news: Yes, the solution to all your password nightmares and worries is now over. Dead and buried. Welcome to the modern era with the latest of technologies. Yes, the time to take full charge of all your password accounts is now here with us. With an advanced password manager all you need is just one password. With the one password, you will be able to safely, securely, and conveniently, have access to all your passwords. 

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Good News: Customers to enjoy unlimited internet bundles on Airtel

Nairobi Kenya: Airtel Kenya has today announced the return of unlimited internet bundles to all its pre-paid customers in the country.

The daily unlimited bundle will now cost Kshs. 250,the weekly unlimited bundle will cost Kshs. 1299 while the monthly unlimited bundle will cost Kshs. 3,500.Amount of data downloaded on the daily unlimited package is set at 3GB, 15GB on the weekly unlimited and30GB on the monthly unlimited.

Access to the internet has become universal and essential for all people and offering affordable and quality internet access is key to enabling our customers achieve more in their daily lives,for  both personal and business development.

“Access to affordable quality internet is key to empowering our customers to accomplish more with every shilling they spend with us. We are delighted to introduce the unlimited internet offers to our customers as a sign of our commitment to offer affordable data services to our customers and increase data penetration in Kenya” said Mr. Shivan Bhargava, Airtel Kenya managing director said.

A Must Read: The breathtaking story of Kenya’s eleven super-rich

Nairobi Kenya:They are just 11 but very, very rich. Their wealth at the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) increased by Sh27 billion in slightly less than 12 months. Mark you, that is only wealth in shares listed in their names at the NSE. They have much more in shares not listed in their names, but under nominee accounts or through sister companies to ones listed at the stock market.

Yet, another huge chunk of their wealth is in firms they own but are not quoted at the NSE. It is also worth noting that there is an equal or

Samsung Galaxy S4 In Kenya - The Latest Smart Phone In The Market

The Mobile Giant, Samsung Electronics East Africa has announced that it introduces the latest smart phone sensation, the Samsung Galaxy S4, into the Kenyan market on 2ND May. The Chief Operating Officer; Mr. Robert Ngeru said that Samsung plans to partner with the local mobile phone service providers in marketing the new smart phone.

Those who purchase the phone in Kenya will also enjoy a two-year free Accidental Damage from Handling (ADH) warranty to cover screen and liquid damages to the Galaxy S4 at no extra charge, a world first from a device manufacturer level. This insurance cover will indemnify Galaxy S4 customers from the risk of accidental screen breakage and hardware damage from water. 

Samsung Galaxy S4

“At Samsung, we have held successful talks with the regional operators who have accepted to provide generous data bundles for customers purchasing the Galaxy S4 as part of a joint effort to promote mobile Internet promotion,” Mr. Ngeru said. “Our market research recently confirmed that marketing such powerful smart mobile devices and failing to provide data bundles was akin to selling a new car without fuel or tyres,” he added.

With Airtel Kenya, subscribers making an early bid for the Galaxy S4 will enjoy attractive offers starting from Sh52,999 for the smartphone featuring a 21GB free data bundle. Safaricom subscribers on the other hand will enjoy a similar offer priced at Sh57,999 and backed by a 4.5GB data bundle spread over three months.

Five World Greatest Inventions From Africa

Charging shoes
Kenyan inventor Anthony Mutua has developed a rather ingenuous way of charging mobile phone – using the power of pedestrians. His invention comprises of ultra-thin chips of crystal which are fitted to the bottom of a shoe’s sole. As the user walks, it generates electricity through the pressure exerted when it is stepped on. The chips costs around $46, and charges the phone through an extension cable that runs from the shoe to the pocket. Recently the project has been granted $6,000 for further funding by Kenya’s National Council of Science and Technology, as well as the promise of mass production to reach out to a larger market.

 

Please call me

Everyday users of mobile phone technology are sometimes blissfully unaware that the Please Call Me service was invented in Africa. The service allows users who have no airtime to send a Please Call Me text message to any number to alert the receiver that they wish to be called back. While there has been some dispute as to who exactly invented the service, the fact remains that it was either created by an employee of Vodacom or MTN in South Africa. Both former Vodacom employee Nkosana Makate and ex-MTN employee Ari Kahn have laid claims to the invention, each with their own proof, but the matter is still being investigated in a South African court.

Cardiopad
The Cardiopad, a computer tablet that enables heart examinations like electrocardiograms (ECG) to be conducted at remote, rural locations, was created and developed by Cameroonian entrepreneur Marc Arthur Zang Adzaba. The device is most effective in areas where such crucial diagnostic tests have never been made available. While the device is currently only available in Cameroon, Himore Medical (the company who produces the device), is said to be in the process of marketing the unit in other African markets. According to recent media, “this innovation will allow many heart patients to receive a prompt diagnosis that was a luxury that they could not receive, at any price, if they were unable to travel to an urban center.”

M-Pesa
M-Pesa is a mobile-phone based money transfer and microfinancing service which was created for mobile operators Safaricom and Vodacom, in Kenya and Tanzania, respectively.

The ‘M’ stands for mobile, while ‘pesa’ is the Swahili word for money, and is currently the most developed mobile payment system in the world. According to online sources, the service was developed following a student software development project from Kenya in 2007, which was subsequently rolled out by Safaricom. The service is currently in use in Kenya, Tanzania, Afghanistan, South Africa, India and Egypt.

CAT scan
Being widely used in the medical field across the world, few patients know that when they lie down for a computed axial tomography scan, or CAT scan, the technology was actually invented by South African. While it was developed at Tufts University in the UK, the person responsible for the imaging equipment was South African physicist Allan Cormack and Godfrey Hounsfield of EMI Laboratories. Recognizing their major efforts in the medical field, the pair was awarded the 1979 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. According to online sources, “Cormack’s interest in the problem of X-ray imaging of soft tissues was first aroused when he took up the part-time position of physicist for a hospital radiology department. In the 1960s, he provided the mathematical technique for the CAT scan, in which an X-ray source and electronic detectors are rotated around the body, producing a sharp map of the tissues within a cross-section of the body.”