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September 202611
The best festive creators get booked first. It's already starting.Q4 has begun. Creator calendars fill before the brands notice.8 September 2026Every August campaign, lined up. Three things we noticed.A quieter month, but the patterns were clear.8 September 2026Ugandan creators hold attention better than the global average.Why engagement rates here run higher than you'd expect.8 September 2026Q3 closes this week. The best Q4 plans start with your own numbers.Not guesses about the season. Data from what you already ran.8 September 2026September's featured creator turned a shopping app into 48,000 views.Meet Mellisa love, our top Ugandan performer from August.8 September 2026A creator has three numbers, not one. Here's how to read them.Average, median, and best. Each tells you something different.8 September 2026Independence Day is October 9. Ugandan brands own that feeling.Local pride sells in October. The lead time starts now.8 September 2026A brand new to Uganda got 105,000 views from its first campaign.Three creators, a pilot budget, and a lot to learn.8 September 2026The comments section is a focus group you didn't pay for.What a follower count hides, the replies reveal.8 September 2026Go quiet for a month and a competitor takes your place in the feed.One campaign is a start. Consistency is what holds the ground you win.8 September 2026A phone brand sold instalments through two creators. 27,000 views.Financing a phone is a considered buy. Creators still moved it.8 September 2026
August 202612
July 202612
More Ugandans come online every month. Get in before your category fills up.Social users up 6.7%, Instagram up 19% in a year. The room is now.31 July 2026We looked at every June campaign on Burst. Three things stood out.The categories changed. The lessons didn't.29 July 2026Your Ugandan creator's audience isn't only in Uganda.One of June's top creators reaches almost as many people in Kenya.27 July 2026Back-to-school spending starts before the term does.Third term opens in September. The feeds fill up in August.24 July 2026July's featured creator turned a car ad into her best month.40,984 views on a single campaign video. Meet the creator behind it.22 July 2026What a creator campaign actually costs in Uganda right now.Real CPMs from June, across three very different categories.20 July 2026The best-performing Burst videos this year had one thing in common.A quick platform update, and a content tip straight from our campaign data.20 July 2026Your best creator video shouldn't stop at the creator's followers.The campaign isn't over when the video posts. That's where the value starts.17 July 2026A car brand used creators to fill test drives. Five videos, 132,000 views.High-ticket, high-consideration, and it still worked.15 July 2026The ad is landscape. The whole country is holding the phone upright.What a mobile-first, 90%-broadband market means for your content.13 July 2026In a market this size, you can't afford to pay for nothing.Uganda's online audience is smaller than you think. Here's why the model matters.10 July 2026A loan company put its message in the hands of 13 creators.162,000 views later, here's what worked in a category nobody trusts.8 July 2026

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