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How MailDrip is Helping Small Businesses Simplify Email Marketing

    How MailDrip is Helping Small Businesses Simplify Email Marketing  Maildrip Email marketing has always been one of the most effective ways to connect with customers, but let’s be honest—it can also feel overwhelming. From writing the right message to scheduling campaigns and tracking performance, many small business owners find it difficult to keep up. And that’s where  MailDrip.io  comes in. MailDrip is designed to make email automation simple, approachable, and effective for small businesses, creators, and personal brands. It helps you send the right message to the right person at the right time—without the complexity that often comes with traditional email marketing tools. In this post, we’ll look at how MailDrip is changing the game for small businesses, what makes it different, and why it’s quickly becoming the go-to choice for entrepreneurs who want results  without the stress. Why Email Marketing Still Matters for Small Businesses Email remains o...

Could This Be Africa’s First Unicorn Startup in Women’s Health? Fertitude Takes the Stage at Africa HealthTech Summit 2025

  Could This Be Africa’s First Unicorn Startup in Women’s Health? Fertitude Takes the Stage at Africa HealthTech Summit 2025 At the Africa HealthTech Summit (AHTS), one of the continent’s flagship gatherings for digital health leaders, Dr. Kieva Chris-Amusan, Founder and CEO of Fertitude, joined global health heavyweights on the main stage at the opening plenary session held at the Kigali Convention Centre. This appearance marks a significant milestone for Fertitude, a fast-growing startup from Nigeria that many refer to as the “Flo Health for Africa,” but with a more inclusive and integrated vision. Flo proved that women’s health can be a billion-dollar business. Fertitude is building the interoperable version for emerging markets, where women do not just need tracking; they need access to care that’s affordable and convenient. Projections from the United Nations show that Africa’s population is projected to reach ~2.5 billion by 2050. This means that more than 1 in 4 people on ea...