Replying to @thatwallace
Big publishers might have a big reach but their resonance and relevance will score lower than an engaging blogger.
Replying to @webfluenti_al @thatwallace
Hi there. We accept both blogs and news agency websites to enter the awards - both are publishers of content.
Replying to @alessiolr
Hi there, the site has been updated. Congratulations again. africanbloggerawards.com/201…
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Replying to @WeAretheKLIQUE @theKLIQUE
Thanks for getting in touch. The metrics inform our Influencer Score algorithm that is not represented on the media kits above.
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Replying to @WeAretheKLIQUE @theKLIQUE
The Awards use analytics that measure an entrants reach, resonance and relevance. Entrants must also have a Webfluential profile.
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Replying to @qrsyth @RoisKiDGh
The Awards are based on analytics measuring reach, relevance and analytics. Entrants must also have a Webfluential profile.
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Congratulations to all winners of the African Blogger Awards for 2016. Entries will reopen for the Awards in May 2017. #ABA2016
Congratulations to @MummyTales, winner for top Women and Girls’ Empowerment blog in Africa. #ABA2016 mummytales.com
Runner-up for top Women and Girls’ Empowerment blog in Africa is @arabaconnect #ABA2016 araba.com.ng
Congratulations to @xtiandela, winner of Top Facebook Profile in Africa #ABA2016 facebook.com/delaxtian
Runner-up for Top Youtube Channel in Africa is @Sibu_MpanzaSA #ABA2016 youtube.com/sibumpanza
Congratulations for Top Youtube Channel in Africa is @ChrisRogersZA #ABA2016 youtube.com/ChrisRogers
Runner-up for Top Twitter Personality in Africa is @xtiandela. #ABA2016
