A Kenyan small business needs something different from a Silicon Valley startup: M-Pesa payments, bills in KSh and a person in Nairobi to call when things break. This checklist covers what really counts.
Invoices sent from a @gmail address cost you credibility. Moving to [email protected] is the quickest free credibility boost a Kenyan business can make. Here is how, and which of three options fits you.
Most Kenyan websites are well served by shared hosting, until the day they are not. These five signs show when your business needs more room, and how the cost of a VPS really compares.
Every site you build needs hosting, and hosting gets paid for month after month, for years. Reseller hosting lets Kenyan freelancers and agencies sell it under their own name, at around KSh 500 a month per client. This is the practical playbook.
When a Kenyan website is slow, visitors leave, Google ranks it lower and M-Pesa checkouts can time out. Here is a fix list ranked by impact, checked on real Safaricom 4G connections.