NGOZI UKACHI

this is a beautiful piece of information that i found on susan's "oh my creative" blog. it is quite educative. HOW TO SCHEDULE SHARES ON FACEBOOK JULY 24, 2014  BY  SUSAN B   Share the love... 55 203 1 69 11 One of the best was to increase traffic to your business or blog fan facebook page is to share great content. Not only will your current followers be more likely to like or comment, but hopefully they will share attracting new potential followers to your page. How To Schedule Shares On Facebook – Business Page Tips Currently, if you see a great post and you click to share that post, it gets shared immediately with no option to schedule. It’s not a great idea to dump several shares to your followers at once, but to nicely space them out throughout the day. This keeps your page in the news feeds and hopefully supplies them with relevant content that may interest them. That’s why they follow you – right?! This is so easy and is a great way to sa...

This memorable trip was embarked upon on March 21, 2015, being South African Human Rights Day (Courtesy of Carnegie CPD Programme Organizers in University of Pretoria ). The 28 Carnegie CPD3 students were on board for this tour with Dr. Marlene Holmner, Ms. Joan De La Haye, Carike Schoeman and the Tour Guide. We visited many interesting places among which are; 1.       MANDELA'S HOUSE AND FAMILY RESTAURANT – See few of the pictures taken at the place below    This tree is located inside Mandela's compound. We were informed by our Guide that the umbilical cord of all Mandela's children were buried under that tree hence, the family takes the tree as a very special one to them. This is the bed inside his room. This is few of Mandela's awards on display in his living room. This is a Cupboard housing some of his plaques. Mandela's statue at the middle of his compound. I sincerely thank Carnegie and Univ...

NGOZI UKACHI: CARNEGIE CPD INTAKE-3 SOCIAL MEDIA CLASS : We have had very brilliant lectures this morning on the exploitation of "wikis" and "bloggers". Some of the participants...