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Started in 2005, Technovated is a leading web 2.0 provider based in London and Johannesburg.
Along the way, the core people in Technovated started an ambitious family social network called Kindo, which grew to users in over 220 countries and 17 languages, supported by a global team. Kindo was sold to MyHeritage, and so now our projects benefit from that experience.
Today, we enable content management, deliver ecommerce stores and search engine marketing, provide social media management, and stimulate growth for foreign markets through authentic user engagement.
Contact usTel: 0800 130 3690
Email: hello@technovated.com
What we can do for you
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Consultancy


Most of the time our clients want to hire people in-house, but at the same time recognise they are either out of their depth technically, or unsure of the better course of action.
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E-Commerce


We're not supply chain or retail experts, but we are agile web experts, so we partner with clients who want the benefit of an external team who's interests are aligned with theirs for the long term, leaving the client to focus on retailing.
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Search Engine
Management

Today there is so much choice for the average consumer in every market, that if they cannot find you or your product online through searching then you're missing an opportunity to engage with an audience.
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Social Media
Management

Today every age demographic has some form of social networking site that caters specifically for that demographic, and with new services like Twitter, people are talking online. Does your company know what people are saying about you?
Latest blog posts
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Summer internship positions available. Technovated is looking for smart, entrepreneurial intern candidates with a positive attitude, to join our team in London for a summer internship (and possibly continuing into part or full-time positions).
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16 tips anyone can use for better business SEO performance. I was recently asked to give some quick tips for business SEO, that would be applicable and implementable straight away, so this is the list I sent, with one or two additions after further thought.







