Hi Online performance of Egypt's top 50 companies!.

Hi Online performance of Egypt's top 50 companies!.

- "A conducted study in which they evaluated the online performance of Egypt’s top 50 companies – and the results call for action."

The top five companies in the list of overall online presence are: Mobinil, Commercial International Bank (CIB), National Société Générale Bank (NSGB), Egyptian Satellites (NileSat) and Orascom Development Holding (ODH).

The 50 companies were extracted from the official bt100 list of Egypt’s best performing companies in the stock market 2013. 

They were evaluated according to Web (reputation of website and traffic), Search Engine Optimization – SEO (visibility in search engines), and Social (presence in social networks). Mobinil ranked first in the Web and Social Web categories, whereas NileSat ranked best in the Search Engine category.

Egypt has a severe problem with SEO. Keywords and Search Engine Optimization make up a huge part of a company’s online presence – however, many websites of the country’s top companies do not really work, have bad back-links, or too little keywords. They also do not make attempts to collect email addresses of their customers or visitors, in order to be able to contact them later on. NileSat and ODH lead the list of companies that are most visible in search engines, and Mobinil and CIB have the best website reputation and traffic.

Using Social Media for online presence and marketing is essential, since it is a very talkative sphere and companies should use that to meet potential customers and attract new customers. 

However, 40% of the top 50 companies do not have a Facebook-page, and 68% do not have a Twitter-account. For instance, 

Twitter can be a great tool for customer-support, but Egyptian companies – with the exception of a few – have not yet realized that potential. T

he report shows that even existing company accounts mostly have an inactive fan-base, which shows that not enough time, money or effort is invested in online engagement with followers.

The study was prepared by Absolit Dr. Schwarz Consulting. 

The numbers in this study were extracted from various services and studies, as well as self-researched reports. 

  Alphabetical list of all evaluated companies:

1. Abou Kir Fertilizers.
2. Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank - Egypt.
3. Al Arafa for Investments & Consultancies (Arafa Holding).
4. Al Baraka Bank Egypt.
5. Al Watany Bank of Egypt (AWB) - now National Bank of Kuwait - Egyp.t
6. Alexandria Containers and Goods.
7. Amer Group Holding.
8. ASEC Company for Mining (ASCOM).
9. Citadel Capital.
10. Commercial International Bank (Egypt) - (CIB).
11. Crédit Agricole Egypt.
12. Egyptian Chemical Industries (KIMA).
13. Egyptian Company for Mobile Services (Mobinil).
14. Egyptian Financial Group - Hermes Holding (EFG Hermes).
15. Egyptian International Pharmaceutical Industries Company (EIPICO).
16. Egyptian Resorts Company.
17. Egyptian Satellites (NileSat).
18. El Sewedy Electric.
19. Export Development Bank of Egypt (EDBE).
20. Ezz Steel.

21. Faisal Islamic Bank of Egypt.

22. GB Auto (Ghabbour Auto).
23. Golden Pyramids Plaza.
24. Housing and Development Bank (HDB).
25. Juhayna Food Industries.
26. Lecico Egypt..
27. Madinet Nasr for Housing and Development.

28. Maridive & Oil Services.
29. Medical Union Pharmaceuticals.
30. Misr Conditioning (MIRACO).
31. National Société Générale Bank (NSGB) - now QNB AlAhli.
32. North Africa Company for Real Estate Investment.
33. Olympic Group Financial Investments.
34. Orascom Construction Industries.
35. Orascom Development Holding (AG).
36. Orascom Hotels and Development (OHD).
37. Oriental Weavers.
38. Osool ESB Securities Brokerage.
39. Paints and Chemical Industries Company (PACHIN).
40. Palm Hills Development.

41. Pioneers Holding.
42. Remco for Touristic Villages Construction..
43. Sidi Kerir Petrochemicals (SIDPEC).
44. Six of October Development and Investment Company (SODIC).
45. Société Arabe Internationale de Banque (SAIB).
46. Suez Canal Bank.
47. Suez Cement Company.
48. Talaat Moustafa Group (TMG).
49. The Arab Dairy Products Company (Arab Dairy).
50. Union National Bank - Egypt (UNB-E).

Hi Exclusive: New mixed-use development unveiled in Cairo.

Hi Exclusive: New mixed-use development unveiled in Cairo.

French studio Vincent Callebaut Architects has revealed a muti-purpose complex for Nasr City in Cairo, Egypt.

The project is designed to obtain a LEED Gold Plus standing and features a solar roof, green terraces, sky villas and vertical gardens and solar heating tubes.

The Gate Residence is composed of 1000 apartment units with a health club and spa, fitness centre, business centre, restaurants, cafes, retail spaces and a medical centre.

The building’s spine is formed by a central street called the Boulevard. Arranged in U-shapes, the rectangular apartment buildings branch off the Boulevard.

The surfaces of the housing units are stacked layers of e-low glass, polished with white stone and features suspended garden balconies. The commercial levels have two different facades.

The entire roof of the complex is turned into a community garden featuring food gardens, orchards, infinity pools and sports areas, while the two plots are connected by sky bridges.

With the aim to limit its own carbon footprint, the building recycles part of the generated waste as grey water, while a system of mesh surface and second skin of white steel and cables integrates photovoltaic cells, thermal tubes, and vertical gardens.

Vincent Callebaut also built structural Megatrees to function as passive cooling systems, inspired by the technology behind wind catching towers (Malqaf) originally developed by Ancient Egyptians.

Hi Egypt's Palm Hills Q3 profits rise to 129.7 mln Egyptian pounds.

Hi Egypt's Palm Hills Q3 profits rise to 129.7 mln Egyptian pounds.

Nov 9 (Reuters) - Palm Hills, Egypt's second-largest listed real estate developer, said on Sunday third-quarter net profits rose to 129.70 million Egyptian pounds ($18 million).

The company reported profits of 51.47 million Egyptian pounds for the same period last year.

(1 US dollar = 7.1500 Egyptian pound) (Reporting By Ehab Farouk; editing by Keiron Henderson).

Visit Palm Careers Webpage Today, Click The Following 

Link Here!

...