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Tag Archives: OLX
Yes, You Can Get Newborn Stuff From OLX
Two years ago this month, my son was born. I can’t believe it has been almost two years already; watching a baby grow is the very definition of time flying. I remember being so excited as his expected date of … Continue reading
The Holidays are Here… and January Bills Will Be Here Soon Too!
December, the Christmas month, is finally here with us. I always look forward to December, being the holiday month that is. Signifying the end of what is sometimes a long year, sometimes a good year (which would feel short). This … Continue reading
Transacting Online Safely
There has been and will continue to be an increase in online trade in Kenya. Sites I have used or my friends use include OLX (good deals among the online classifieds), Mimi (Julie Gichuru’s dress shop), and jumia. There are many other … Continue reading
Moving Out? OLX is Your Friend
It’s one thing to pack for a week away from home, or perhaps for a month. What do you take when you are relocating altogether? And you have a 30Kg luggage limit! How do you pack your entire life into … Continue reading
OLX working to Promote Chamas
OLX recently launched a partnership with Chamas, where they try to promote the groups through: Training them on how to use OLX and leverage it to raise money for any financial need their group may have. Once the Chamas have been introduced … Continue reading
OLX to Sponsor the 2014 Social Media Awards
Last year, I was part the panel of judges for the inaugural Olx social media awards in Kenya. Our work was to shortlisted five out of all the the nominated persons/accounts in each of the categories, and then the public … Continue reading
Yes, There are Things You Cannot Sell on OLX!
Jokes and taglines aside (Everything sells!), there are some things that you cannot sell on olx (or any other online platform for that matter), for various reasons. Mostly legal and/or cultural. OLX has to validate ads to ensure no laws are being … Continue reading
Everything Sells? Why Not Find Out
There are many odd things on sale on olx Kenya. Not in the least, rabbit urine. As more and more people get online looking for deals, the market expands for the seller. There should be no limit to what anyone … Continue reading
How to Get Your Ad Noticed on OLX
I know a number of people who are trying to sell their stuff online, but they wait by their phone all day and it doesn’t ring, and they wonder what they are doing wrong. Here are tips to get noticed: … Continue reading
OLX: Beyond Buying and Selling
Like I posted last week, most people do not think that they have things worth selling, which is not true at all. A survey concluded that Kenyans, particularly Nairobians, have tons of stuff lying unused in their homes (about 69 … Continue reading
