When I created Owizz Ke, I had nothing but a blank page and a dream. No followers, no likes, no audience. Just me, my ideas, and a simple belief: “If you plant consistency, you will harvest growth.”Today, two years later, that tiny seed has grown into a 300,000-strong digital community — a forest of voices, laughter, learning, and connection. Here is exactly how I did it — and how you can do it too. -🌱 1. I Treated My Page Like a Small Garden At 0 followers, your page feels like dry soil. But every post is a seed. Some grow, some don’t — but the more you plant, the more chances you give yourself. I posted daily, even when only 3 people reacted. I watered my garden with consistency, and slowly… the sprouts came. 🔥 2. Content That Touches the Heart and Tickles the Mind I realized early that people don’t follow pages — they follow feelings. So I focused on: * Relatable stories * Humour that reflects everyday life * Motivational posts * News updates and trending topics * Simple adv...
From humble beginnings in Bomet County, Kenyan entrepreneur Winnie Cheruiyot turned her passion for poultry into a thriving business, earning her first Sh350,000 from selling chickens—a journey that started with just 300 chicks. 📌 Starting Small, Thinking Big Winnie first ventured into chicken farming in 2015, acquiring 300 day-old chicks from KALRO, Kenya’s livestock research institute. She took part in comprehensive training programs covering feeding, vaccination, brooding, housing, record-keeping, and biosecurity—everything needed to run a sustainable poultry farm. Her dedication paid off after building a poultry house that met KALRO standards, allowing her to become a certified distributor of improved chicken breeds. 🌱 Meeting the Market Demand She received a second batch of 500 chicks (KC1 breed), 300 of them hens known for early egg-laying and fast growth. Once they matured, she sold them to farmers in Bomet and Kericho counties, where demand was high. The profits h...