Along with their humongous campaign for Android One smartphone, the official team of Google Indonesia recently showed off their newest video campaign called “Google Bisnisku” featuring Kutakatik and Holycow! Steakhouse by Chef Afit. For those of you who are unfamiliar with the name, it is free platform created by American company for any kind of businessmen. The platform is very simple and easy to use. When you registered your business, it will soon appear on Google Search, Maps and Google+. So it is a win win solution and marketing strategy for your business. Along with promotional campaign, they also presents two videos featuring the founder of Kutakatik and Holycow! Steakhouse by Chef Afit. Both of them explain in details about how they started their business, what are they trying to do before the “Google Bisnisku” available in Indonesia, what are they trying to achieve with those platforms, the positive impact, to the creative process within the digital era that everyone should knows. For complete story about “Google Bisnisku” by Google Indonesia, feel free to watch the entire video or visit their Google+ site via the links above.
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