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Re: Is Mocality Really Closing Down? Why? by lacicrips(m): 12:34am On Feb 18, 2013 |
Guk: That's like N30m/month, give or take. Naah! Who does that? I work with a digital marketing agency, and there's no way in the world they're getting that kind of crazy bill from either fb or google, unless of course they're being cheated by the agency they're working with. We work closely with sales/account executives from Google, Facebook and Yahoo. And it's only Yahoo I know charges are on the highside. You need a minimum spend of $3k/month to talk to them, and your ad campaign gets run on all their properties. It used to be $10k, but got reviewed sometime last year. Although, the higher your spend, the more visibility. Same goes for Microsoft's hotmail. If you got that figure directly from them, it's either it's being inflated or they're obviously being cheated by their agency. N1m per day? That's some crazy sh.it. 2 Likes |
Re: Is Mocality Really Closing Down? Why? by lacicrips(m): 12:34am On Feb 18, 2013 |
Ooops! Double post. Sorry. I might as well just say something. Mocality I believe is being sponsored by a powerful group (Nasper). And these old men don't have the patience to see it mature. Sad though if the news is true, I thought they had an amazing product. Don't mind buying up their technology (that's if I can afford it). It takes passion and sweat equity to grow these kind of businesses. 1 Like |
Re: Is Mocality Really Closing Down? Why? by damola1: 1:18am On Feb 18, 2013 |
lacicrips: Ooops! Double post. Sorry. 4years is not patience... then maybe they should try goodluck! |
Re: Is Mocality Really Closing Down? Why? by damola1: 1:18am On Feb 18, 2013 |
lacicrips: How much would you suggest it cost to be that visible? |
Re: Is Mocality Really Closing Down? Why? by easterbabe(f): 2:01pm On Feb 19, 2013 |
Well said jare, been looking for a less demanding alternative (commission wise)to dealdey and you jusT gave me dealz9ja. Guk: |
Re: Is Mocality Really Closing Down? Why? by easterbabe(f): 2:16pm On Feb 19, 2013 |
Please what is your email address? Guk: |
Re: Is Mocality Really Closing Down? Why? by TokyoBulls(m): 7:57pm On Feb 19, 2013 |
I can't be surprised at the claim of N1M/day advert spend. For the kind of visibility Jumia.com gets online, you need a fortune. An in-house unconfirmed source claims that they have a 'must spend' budget of $7M this year. That's some good dough to spread around and outbid all adverts on Google or Yahoo |
Re: Is Mocality Really Closing Down? Why? by naijacutee(f): 9:20pm On Feb 19, 2013 |
TokyoBulls: I can't be surprised at the claim of N1M/day advert spend. For the kind of visibility Jumia.com gets online, you need a fortune. An in-house unconfirmed source claims that they have a 'must spend' budget of $7M this year. That's some good dough to spread around and outbid all adverts on Google or Yahoo If this is true, then the end is in sight, unless they have projections to take over $7m this year from that website, solely from selling their stock. What's even a 'must spend' budget? 1 Like |
Re: Is Mocality Really Closing Down? Why? by soloqy: 11:55am On Mar 13, 2013 |
Did you say 1 million Naira a day on all total advert spend(Which is still too high and unsustainable) or just on Facebook? If you say its just on facebook, I would say that is shocking. I have done some small advertising on facebook as well and I know the reach it got and how I got calls from people all around confirming the visibilty of the adds. And the amount spent was very very low compared to these figures. Firstly, when you are bidding per click or per impression, you get to choose the regions/users which you would want the ads to be visible to. I assume that an online company that makes sales in Nigeria, would concentrate their bidding on this region, which in turn lowers the overall cost. 1 million Naira a day, if you say its on Facebook ads alone, I feel is exaggerated . |
Re: Is Mocality Really Closing Down? Why? by yamakuza: 3:04pm On Mar 13, 2013 |
naijacutee: the same way our Federal parastatals must spend all of their yearly allocations or have them reviewed downwards the following year, some office departments have budgets they must exhaust (for training, adverts, procurement, etc) or they will be seen as performing below standard/expectations. the N1m/day or $7m/yr might not be for internet ads alone anyway (tv and radio might be included). most companies give their briefs to ad agencies who employ a mix of channels and come up with a comprehensive ad budget. do Nigerians spend up to N1m daily buying online? will they spend up to N1m daily buying on Jumia? how many products at N1k gain will Jumia have to sell to make N1m profit daily? i think its achievable if small shops can rake in over N500k daily in sales. i cant imagine how much Shoprite makes daily. they most likely wont spend N1m daily forever. once they hit critical mass and have the trust of their audience, they should be able to continue on a modest budget. |
Re: Is Mocality Really Closing Down? Why? by ifyalways(f): 3:28pm On Mar 13, 2013 |
Yamakuza please,I need to talk to you.Can you contact me please.thank you. 1 Like |
Re: Is Mocality Really Closing Down? Why? by smartmom(f): 10:05pm On May 08, 2013 |
Chigboz: Checkout 1justdial.com, it will stand as a better alternative all these foreign directories. 1justdial is an indegenous directory with greater functionality. Checked it out as well as nigerianbusinesslisting.com too. Problem with the former is the free listing thing and its 'functionality'. Makes me skeptical like what happened with Mocality will reoccur here too. You know what they say about 'awuff |
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