The African Blogger Awards are back!
The first edition of the African Blogger Awards held last year recognised the leading online and social influencers and bloggers across the African continent, in terms of their reach, resonance and relevance.
Just like last year’s, the awards are open to Bloggers, Instagrammers, Tweeters, Facebookers and YouTubers across Africa, providing the opportunity for influencers on these various platforms to be measured objectively against their peers, and duly recognised for their achievements.
Described as “the first completely impartial, objective awards for online and social influencers on the African continent”, the ABA measures online and social influencers’ reach and influence through data analysis provided by Webfluential, and not through peer nominations, according to Mike Sharman, co-founder of the Awards programme.
Entries have already opened and would close on April 9 at midnight GMT+2 and results would be announced in May during a Twitter ceremony via the competition’s official Twitter profile, @African_Blogger.
In order to participate, you would be required to register your blog, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook or YouTube profile (or a combination thereof) on Webfluential, where entrants will be managed based on their analytics.
Winners in each category will receive a web banner announcing their achievement that can be personally-leveraged through their social network and a commemorative trophy.
Last year, Techloy won the African Blogger Awards for Best Business Blog in Africa. See the full list of winners here.
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