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title: Case Study – Solar Energy East Africa
description: Solar Media is an international vibrant media business with its headquarters in London and further offices in the US, China and Greece. With a portfolio th
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# [Case Study – Solar Energy East Africa](https://blog.evvnt.com/news/case-study-solar-energy-east-africa)

 Written by [Richard Green](https://blog.evvnt.com/news/author/richard-green) | Oct 5, 2026, 11:03:12 PM

Solar Media is an international vibrant media business with its headquarters in London and further offices in the US, China and Greece.

With a portfolio that ranges from publishing, e-commerce, news provision to event delivery, Solar Media takes proud ownership of some of the most authoritative products within the Photovoltaics’ industry worldwide.

They were looking for a simple solution to submit events with a time saving tool, a new audience reach and event marketing momentum that ‘pings’ activity into natural search – the solution is **evvnt**.

## Solar Energy East Africa

#### on Tuesday March 03, 2015 at 9:00 am (ends Wednesday March 04, 2015 at 5:30 pm)

**Information :**

Solar Energy East Africa brings together domestic and international solar players with commercial and industrial power users to explore grid-tied and off-grid commercially viable opportunities for PV.

We published to over **70** event sites and watched as the sites supplied live links – submitted sites go live within 24 hours to 7 working days.

We ensured the event was distributed across all relative platforms as well as locally, nationally, globally and socially with a **total site reach of 33.2 M !**

##### Industry: 21

##### Targeted : 28

##### Global : 11

##### National : 5

##### Local: 1

##### Social: 3

##### Association: 1

  

We wanted to reach the required number of participants to the event, that is why we made every effort to broadcast it on a wide network composed of  **21 industry specific, 28 targeted, 11 global, 5 national, 1 local, 3 social and 1 association site.**

The following images are examples of the event listed on targeted listing sites:

#### **Click on the logos below to view listing results:**

<https://www.google.co.uk/#q=Solar+Energy+East+Africa> <https://uk.search.yahoo.com/search?p=Solar+Energy+East+Africa&fr=yfp-t-699> <http://www.bing.com/search?q=Solar+Energy+East+Africa&go=Submit&qs=n&form=QBLH&pq=solar+energy+east+africa&sc=0-0&sp=-1&sk=&cvid=f68897c2f0574a5bb52bb210c0b8b233> <http://uk.ask.com/web?q=Solar+Energy+East+Africa&qsrc=0&o=312&l=dir&qo=homepageSearchBox> <http://search.aol.co.uk/aol/search?s_chn=hp&enabled_terms=&s_it=aoluk-homePage50&q=Solar+Energy+East+Africa>

We can grow your audience reach and achieve better natural search. The publishers who we work with can expect to appear on the first page of Google. **evvnt** customers often ask about the impact of the content distribution we provide on their search rankings, and it is important for us to ensure we continue to make a positive impact on their behalf. To learn more click [here.](https://evvnt.com/2014/11/p-p-p-pick-penguin/)

*To be as transparent as possible, **evvnt** always sends a detailed report to each client.*

**Broadcast results:** Total number sites the event has been submitted to, depending on the category, location and the level of targeting required for the event.

**Audience reach:** See how many people can see the event including aggregated total unique users globally and estimated to the event. We also document sites that pass content on to mobile apps.

**Detailed reporting:** A click tracking report with a summary of the events performance is activated and supplied within the product segmented by url type and the site delivering traffic.

**Key figures:**

**57%** of live links

**18** mobile apps

Active in all**5** major search engines.

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