#SaaS Localization

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Cloudburst

Enshittification isn’t inevitable: under different conditions and constraints, the old, good internet could have given way to a new, good internet. Enshittification is the result of specific policy choices: encouraging monopolies; enabling high-speed, digital shell games; and blocking interoperability.

First we allowed companies to buy up their competitors. Google is the shining example here: having made one good product (search), they then fielded an essentially unbroken string of in-house flops, but it didn’t matter, because they were able to buy their way to glory: video, mobile, ad-tech, server management, docs, navigation…They’re not Willy Wonka’s idea factory, they’re Rich Uncle Pennybags, making up for their lack of invention by buying out everyone else:

https://locusmag.com/2022/03/cory-doctorow-vertically-challenged/

But this acquisition-fueled growth isn’t unique to tech. Every administration since Reagan (but not Biden! more on this later) has chipped away at antitrust enforcement, so that every sector has undergone an orgy of mergers, from athletic shoes to sea freight, eyeglasses to pro wrestling:

https://www.whitehouse.gov/cea/written-materials/2021/07/09/the-importance-of-competition-for-the-american-economy/

But tech is different, because digital is flexible in a way that analog can never be. Tech companies can “twiddle” the back-ends of their clouds to change the rules of the business from moment to moment, in a high-speed shell-game that can make it impossible to know what kind of deal you’re getting:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/02/27/knob-jockeys/#bros-be-twiddlin

To make things worse, users are banned from twiddling. The thicket of rules we call IP ensure that twiddling is only done against users, never for them. Reverse-engineering, scraping, bots — these can all be blocked with legal threats and suits and even criminal sanctions, even if they’re being done for legitimate purposes:

https://locusmag.com/2020/09/cory-doctorow-ip/

Enhittification isn’t inevitable but if we let companies buy all their competitors, if we let them twiddle us with every hour that God sends, if we make it illegal to twiddle back in self-defense, we will get twiddled to death. When a company can operate without the discipline of competition, nor of privacy law, nor of labor law, nor of fair trading law, with the US government standing by to punish any rival who alters the logic of their service, then enshittification is the utterly foreseeable outcome.

To understand how our technology gets distorted by these policy choices, consider “The Cloud.” Once, “the cloud” was just a white-board glyph, a way to show that some part of a software’s logic would touch some commodified, fungible, interchangeable appendage of the internet. Today, “The Cloud” is a flashing warning sign, the harbinger of enshittification.

When your image-editing tools live on your computer, your files are yours. But once Adobe moves your software to The Cloud, your critical, labor-intensive, unrecreatable images are purely contingent. At at time, without notice, Adobe can twiddle the back end and literally steal the colors out of your own files:

https://pluralistic.net/2022/10/28/fade-to-black/#trust-the-process

The finance sector loves The Cloud. Add “The Cloud” to a product and profits (money you get for selling something) can turn into rents (money you get for owning something). Profits can be eroded by competition, but rents are evergreen:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/07/24/rent-to-pwn/#kitt-is-a-demon

No wonder The Cloud has seeped into every corner of our lives. Remember your first iPod? Adding music to it was trivial: double click any music file to import it into iTunes, then plug in your iPod and presto, synched! Today, even sophisticated technology users struggle to “side load” files onto their mobile devices. Instead, the mobile duopoly — Apple and Google, who bought their way to mobile glory and have converged on the same rent-seeking business practices, down to the percentages they charge — want you to get your files from The Cloud, via their apps. This isn’t for technological reasons, it’s a business imperative: 30% of every transaction that involves an app gets creamed off by either Apple or Google in pure rents:

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/doctorow/red-team-blues-another-audiobook-that-amazon-wont-sell/posts/3788112

And yet, The Cloud is undeniably useful. Having your files synch across multiple devices, including your collaborators’ devices, with built-in tools for resolving conflicting changes, is amazing. Indeed, this feat is the holy grail of networked tools, because it’s how programmers write all the software we use, including software in The Cloud.

If you want to know how good a tool can be, just look at the tools that toolsmiths use. With “source control” — the software programmers use to collaboratively write software — we get a very different vision of how The Cloud could operate. Indeed, modern source control doesn’t use The Cloud at all. Programmers’ workflow doesn’t break if they can’t access the internet, and if the company that provides their source control servers goes away, it’s simplicity itself to move onto another server provider.

This isn’t The Cloud, it’s just “the cloud” — that whiteboard glyph from the days of the old, good internet — freely interchangeable, eminently fungible, disposable and replaceable. For a tool like git, Github is just one possible synchronization point among many, all of which have a workflow whereby programmers’ computers automatically make local copies of all relevant data and periodically lob it back up to one or more servers, resolving conflicting edits through a process that is also largely automated.

There’s a name for this model: it’s called “Local First” computing, which is computing that starts from the presumption that the user and their device is the most important element of the system. Networked servers are dumb pipes and dumb storage, a nice-to-have that fails gracefully when it’s not available.

The data structures of source-code are among the most complicated formats we have; if we can do this for code, we can do it for spreadsheets, word-processing files, slide-decks, even edit-decision-lists for video and audio projects. If local-first computing can work for programmers writing code, it can work for the programs those programmers write.

Local-first computing is experiencing a renaissance. Writing for Wired, Gregory Barber traces the history of the movement, starting with the French computer scientist Marc Shapiro, who helped develop the theory of “Conflict-Free Replicated Data” — a way to synchronize data after multiple people edit it — two decades ago:

https://www.wired.com/story/the-cloud-is-a-prison-can-the-local-first-software-movement-set-us-free/

Shapiro and his co-author Nuno Preguiça envisioned CFRD as the building block of a new generation of P2P collaboration tools that weren’t exactly serverless, but which also didn’t rely on servers as the lynchpin of their operation. They published a technical paper that, while exiting, was largely drowned out by the release of GoogleDocs (based on technology built by a company that Google bought, not something Google made in-house).

Shapiro and Preguiça’s work got fresh interest with the 2019 publication of “Local-First Software: You Own Your Data, in spite of the Cloud,” a viral whitepaper-cum-manifesto from a quartet of computer scientists associated with Cambridge University and Ink and Switch, a self-described “industrial research lab”:

https://www.inkandswitch.com/local-first/static/local-first.pdf

The paper describes how its authors — Martin Kleppmann, Adam Wiggins, Peter van Hardenberg and Mark McGranaghan — prototyped and tested a bunch of simple local-first collaboration tools built on CFRD algorithms, with the goal of “network optional…seamless collaboration.” The results are impressive, if nascent. Conflicting edits were simpler to resolve than the authors anticipated, and users found URLs to be a good, intuitive way of sharing documents. The biggest hurdles are relatively minor, like managing large amounts of change-data associated with shared files.

Just as importantly, the paper makes the case for why you’d want to switch to local-first computing. The Cloud is not reliable. Companies like Evernote don’t last forever — they can disappear in an eyeblink, and take your data with them:

https://www.theverge.com/2023/7/9/23789012/evernote-layoff-us-staff-bending-spoons-note-taking-app

Google isn’t likely to disappear any time soon, but Google is a graduate of the Darth Vader MBA program (“I have altered the deal, pray I don’t alter it any further”) and notorious for shuttering its products, even beloved ones like Google Reader:

https://www.theverge.com/23778253/google-reader-death-2013-rss-social

And while the authors don’t mention it, Google is also prone to simply kicking people off all its services, costing them their phone numbers, email addresses, photos, document archives and more:

https://pluralistic.net/2022/08/22/allopathic-risk/#snitches-get-stitches

There is enormous enthusiasm among developers for local-first application design, which is only natural. After all, companies that use The Cloud go to great lengths to make it just “the cloud,” using containerization to simplify hopping from one cloud provider to another in a bid to stave off lock-in from their cloud providers and the enshittification that inevitably follows.

The nimbleness of containerization acts as a disciplining force on cloud providers when they deal with their business customers: disciplined by the threat of losing money, cloud companies are incentivized to treat those customers better. The companies we deal with as end-users know exactly how bad it gets when a tech company can impose high switching costs on you and then turn the screws until things are almost-but-not-quite so bad that you bolt for the doors. They devote fantastic effort to making sure that never happens to them — and that they can always do that to you.

Interoperability — the ability to leave one service for another — is technology’s secret weapon, the thing that ensures that users can turn The Cloud into “the cloud,” a humble whiteboard glyph that you can erase and redraw whenever it suits you. It’s the greatest hedge we have against enshittification, so small wonder that Big Tech has spent decades using interop to clobber their competitors, and lobbying to make it illegal to use interop against them:

https://locusmag.com/2019/01/cory-doctorow-disruption-for-thee-but-not-for-me/

Getting interop back is a hard slog, but it’s also our best shot at creating a new, good internet that lives up the promise of the old, good internet. In my next book, The Internet Con: How to Seize the Means of Computation (Verso Books, Sept 5), I set out a program fro disenshittifying the internet:

https://www.versobooks.com/products/3035-the-internet-con

The book is up for pre-order on Kickstarter now, along with an independent, DRM-free audiobooks (DRM-free media is the content-layer equivalent of containerized services — you can move them into or out of any app you want):

http://seizethemeansofcomputation.org

Meanwhile, Lina Khan, the FTC and the DoJ Antitrust Division are taking steps to halt the economic side of enshittification, publishing new merger guidelines that will ban the kind of anticompetitive merger that let Big Tech buy its way to glory:

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2023/07/biden-administration-corporate-merger-antitrust-guidelines/674779/

The internet doesn’t have to be enshittified, and it’s not too late to disenshittify it. Indeed — the same forces that enshittified the internet — monopoly mergers, a privacy and labor free-for-all, prohibitions on user-side twiddling — have enshittified everything from cars to powered wheelchairs. Not only should we fight enshittification — we must.

Back my anti-enshittification Kickstarter here!

If you’d like an essay-formatted version of this post to read or share, here’s a link to it on pluralistic.net, my surveillance-free, ad- free, tracker-free blog:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/08/03/there-is-no-cloud/#only-other-peoples-computers

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PACING UP THE TREND, IS LOW CODE – NO CODE, A THREAT TO PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPERS?

As a person from a Non-tech background, with the world of technology all around me, and the non-stop urge to understand and write code, I did bump myself into something less complicated and easier. 

My first take on Low Code & No Code. 

LCNC is for simple applications. Does not involve much of complex codes and is basically a drag-and-drop tool. 

It is a boom for non-tech people like me and probably shall be eliminating the need for professional developers or programmers. 

It has a steep learning curve, self-explanatory as it involves less space for dynamic code creation. 

Ummm wait, not every first takes are fully correct, probably are the myths that have followed a long way in; indeed require more digging.  

Let us get some reality to snap these Myths. 

No matter how smoothly automation may barge in, it shall still require the cognitive demand to deliver gold results.  Which is why:

LCNC is more than just a drag-and-drop tool. While it may be empowering to non-tech users, it still requires the need for a professional developer to handle complex integrations, customization, and more of the security handles on these platforms.

Enterprise-level Solutions have also been offered by some of the LCNC platforms. With prebuilt components and templates, these platforms often offer a good account of customization. For eg, Airbnb has used Bubble.io to build their “Host Helper” tool that operates with hosts to create and customize their websites which is in turn integrated with the company’s booking and property management system. 

Certainly, LCNC platforms have a lot more to extend when it comes to learning and growth. Imagine these platforms as user-friendly playgrounds for non-tech users where they can build prototypes, test ideas and see their own growth with easy built-in components.

For eg, Wix is a website development platform that offers a No Code environment to build engaging websites without coding. A fellow connection of mine, who happens to be a content writer (again, a non-tech user), long back created his own website via Wix and talking to him in this regard gave a bright insight into how easy-to-use and implementing these platforms are.

Basic understanding of what actually is Low Code and No Code: 

No Code Platforms: Platforms that enable users to build applications without creating any code. It basically uses a visual development environment along with configuration. Gartner��predicts that low-code application development shall account for over 65% of all app development activity. 

Low Code Platforms:  Low code platforms provide pre-built components and templates that allow users to create applications with minimal coding. Statista reports Low code solutions can reduce enterprise application development time by up to 60%

Popular Low Code, No Code platforms and their use case: 

Bubble.io La Metro, a public agency from France developed a custom app built on Bubble for its public water network maintenance.

Outsystem Coca-Cola utilized the low code platform Outsystem to create a website integration tool called “Coke One North America” that streamlines the integration of Coca-Cola’s bottling partner’s systems, unlocking efficient data exchange and collaboration.

Mendix Siemens deployed Mendix to integrate its website with its product catalog. The stated tool enables customers to customize and order complex industrial components directly from the website.

Microsoft Power Apps To integrate various website functions, L’Oreal used low code development platform apps of Microsoft Power Apps. It enabled L’Oreal to streamline website operations.

AppSheet: For website integration and to develop a customized ordering system, Domino’s Pizza used this no code platform popularly known as AppSheet.

As per a forecast, the low code development market will generate $187 billion by 2030 and this adheres to a timely growth for non-tech users like me and an upper hand wave for professional developers, and tech users. 

The future of development technology already creates a wowza vibe.! Awaiting its experience and encounter on my own. Until then, let me play around on these low code no code platforms, haha. 

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[homunculus-argument]

I had a dream I was like 15 again, sitting in the hallway of someone else's school, trying to prove to the local gang of little edgelords that I was as cool as they were. They started taking turns suggesting the Worst Fucking Meme Songs to listen to, that nobody actually wanted to listen to, but for the sake of torturing each other by making everyone listen to that crap. And I suggested something that was apparently The Most Annoying Stupid-Ass Meme Song Du Jour: Something that consisted 90% of just meaty smacking sounds and mildly mechanical-sounding whimpers and squeaks. It had a title, in finnish:

"Hatsune Miku saa turpaan Jyväskylässä"

[arewedoneyet]

📌Fact about Rain Wedding

Thai Traditional Wedding Ceremony – Water Pouring

The water pouring is the most important part of the Thai wedding ceremony as during this part the couple officially become husband (สามี [saa-mee]) and wife(ภรรยา [pan-ra-ya]). Traditionally, this was all that was required to validify the marriage, but nowadays the couple are also required to obtain a marriage certificate (ทะเบียนสมรส [ta-bian som-rot]) from the Amper or local registration office.

Before the water pouring can take place the couple must seat themselves at the traditional water pouring tables (ตั่งรดน้ำ [Dtang Rot Naam]), with the bride to the left of the grrom. They will each have a ceremonial headdress (มงคล [Mong Kol]) , made from one piece of cotton to signify the joining of the couple, placed upon their heads. The Mong Kol will have previously been blessed by the Buddhist monks earlier in the wedding.

The couple will be fully prepared for the water pouring to commence once they place both hands (palms together), overhanging the water pouring table and positioned above flowers that have been arranged in a water tray, to capture the water that runs off.

Each of the elder guests in turn will take the ceremonial water pouring conch shell (สังข์รดน้ำ [Sang Rot Naam]), which has been freshly filled with holy water from the Buddhist ceremony, and pour a trickle of water from the base of the thumb to the fingertips over first the groom’s and then the bride.

So, in the song, the rain is like a holy water that pours down on the lover’s hand to celebrate them. Even if the rain might mean a horrible thing sometimes, but if we are under the rain with the one we love, the rain is not that bad.

CR. Learn Thai With Mod, Photo from vecteezy

via studio_onsaturn @ twitter | 20082024

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Leading SEO Expert in Bangladesh | Crafting Digital Destinies | Muhin Ahmed | 2025

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Why Businesses Should Integrate Automated Voice Systems with CRM for Personalization

Businesses are always looking for new and creative ways to improve client experiences in the ever-changing world of customer service. Integrating enterprise voice API solutions is one such revolutionary approach that has been a game-changer. Businesses can take use of voice call API and voice messaging services to establish a smooth and customized relationship with their clients by utilizing Sinch's state-of-the-art technology.

Sinch offers enterprise-level voice API solutions that enable businesses to integrate them seamlessly into their existing CRM. These solutions allow businesses to boost customer experience and provide a personalized journey through the sales funnel. Businesses that embrace these solutions position themselves at the forefront of innovation, signaling to their customers that they are committed to providing a modern and personalized customer experience.

Voice Business Solutions for Small Business

In the fast-paced workplace of today, effective communication is essential for success, particularly for small enterprises attempting to establish themselves. VoIP services have become a potent instrument for improving the effectiveness of communication. Understanding the benefits of Voice Business solutions for small businesses will allow business owners to make informed decisions. VoIP technology allows voice and multimedia communication to be transmitted over the Internet. Rather than relying on traditional phone lines, VoIP services use the Internet to convert voice signals into digital data packets.

Voice Messaging Service in India

Voice SMS brings business and is being used as an effective marketing tool. If the message is conveyed in the local language, it attracts more visitors. Outbound dialers are, therefore, the right choice for all your business needs. Our voice messaging service in India is designed to make communication personalized and effective. Bulk SMS Gateway provides the numbers you can call to get your messages recorded in your voice. You can also upload a clip or text that is automatically converted to speech. In India, voice messaging services, also known as voice broadcasting, allow individuals or organizations to send pre-recorded messages to a list of contacts without manually dialing each number. These services, such as promotional offers or important announcements, are often used for bulk communication.

Voice Calling for Business

Sinch offers business outbound dialing, inbounding dialing, voice OTP, and missed call services in India. The voice platform uses SaaS technology and cutting-edge tools to help businesses boost productivity and enhance personalized customer experience. With 99.999% infrastructure uptime and the ability to scale as the company grows, Sinch's voice messaging services have other advantages. The role of voice calling for business is as multifaceted as it is critical. Let's delve deeper into these aspects to understand the true power of voice calls.

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[businessglobalworld]

The Ultimate Guide to Selecting a PPC Advertising Agency

Pay-per-click advertisements are increasingly gaining popularity as one of the means of enhancing a brand's presence and connecting to the target audiences. Partnering with the correct PPC agency impacts the success rate of marketing in the business arena. Since multiple agencies are found, there is a need for some factors before selecting an appropriate agency.

Selection Factors of Choosing a PPC Ads Agency

Experience with PPC Advertising Experience and results are the main factors when a firm chooses a PPC agency. Choose an agency with successful campaigns on all different platforms. Ask for case studies and client reviews to ensure they have experience working with business models similar to yours.

Industry Knowledge and Expertise A leading PPC agency should be able to outshine others in PPC advertising while also understanding industry-specific challenges. Their digital marketing expertise, which includes SaaS and local advertising, helps ensure that the ads they create are highly targeted and effective.

Customized Marketing Strategies Every business is unique in marketing needs. A good PPC agency will tailor their strategies to work with your company's goals and industry requirements. Make sure that they take their time to know your objectives and come up with personalized solutions for maximum ROI.

Translucent Collaboration and Communication A good PPC agency maintains transparency with its process and considers the involvement of the client. A smooth running partnership will be ensured by updating, clear communication channels, and constant goal and performance discussions. Choose a listening agency that keeps you posted on any development throughout the campaign.

Budget Management and Cost Transparency Effective budget management is the success of PPC. Some agencies charge a flat fee, while others work on commission. Make sure you understand how they charge and how your budget will be split between different campaigns. A reliable agency will make sure you spend your ad money wisely and keep you within your budget.

Continuous Optimization of Strategies The digital landscape is constantly changing. PPC strategies, therefore, must change to be effective. A good PPC agency will monitor the KPIs, analyze results, and make adjustments to align with the current market trends. Ask them how they approach constant improvement and changes in campaigns.

Final Thoughts

A PPC ads agency can be the most important choice for your business. Not all agencies will align with your goals and budget, so consider their expertise, industry knowledge, transparency, communication, budget management, and optimization strategies. A strong partnership with a reliable PPC agency will help you achieve long-term success and maximize your marketing efforts.

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Fünf Arten von Keyword-Intentionen, die häufig im SEO verwendet werden.

Fünf Arten von Keyword-Intentionen im SEO sind: Informationale Intention, bei der Nutzer nach Wissen suchen; Navigationsintention, um bestimmte Webseiten zu finden; Transaktionale Intention, für direkte Käufe oder Aktionen; Kommerzielle Intention, um Produkte zu vergleichen; und Lokale Intention, bei der lokale Dienstleistungen oder Geschäfte gesucht werden.

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How Nintendo Switch 2 Is Changing Product Launches

A New Standard for Hype: How Nintendo Built Anticipation

Nintendo knows how to keep fans on edge, and with the Switch 2, it played its hand masterfully. The company didn’t opt for a flashy trailer or press-heavy reveal. Instead, it created a slow drip of updates that kept speculation alive and conversations buzzing. Every whisper from industry insiders and subtle hint in financial reports fed the public’s appetite.

This low-volume, high-intensity approach led to a natural buildup. Gamers, analysts, and content creators filled in the blanks. Nintendo let the community do the work, spreading speculation across YouTube breakdowns, Reddit threads, and Twitter posts. Even without showing the product outright, the Switch 2 gained momentum simply because Nintendo trusted the demand.

Rather than flooding the market with ads, the company leaned on mystery. It gave the audience just enough to stay curious but not enough to get bored. This restraint set the stage for one of the most tightly controlled marketing rollouts in the gaming world. What Is Nintendo Switch 2?

Nintendo is a globally recognized gaming company known for gaming franchises like Mario, Zelda, and Pokémon. The original Nintendo Switch, released in 2017, revolutionized gaming by blending handheld and home console experiences in one device. It became a bestseller worldwide. The Nintendo Switch 2 builds on that legacy with upgraded performance, enhanced graphics, and a refined design. While official details remain limited, early previews suggest it’s aimed at pushing immersive portable gaming to a new level, continuing Nintendo’s tradition of innovation and accessibility.

Invite-Only Preorders: Scarcity Meets Strategy

When Nintendo announced that Switch 2 pre-orders would begin as invite-only through the My Nintendo Store, it wasn’t just about logistics. It was a statement. Scarcity sells, and when done intentionally, it amplifies both urgency and exclusivity.

By sending early access codes to select users, Nintendo engineered a gated environment. This method ensured smoother site performance, but more importantly, it tapped into human psychology - what’s limited becomes valuable. Preorders weren’t just a checkout process, they became an event.

Instead of making the launch a frenzy of crashes and complaints, Nintendo shaped a more personalized funnel. The approach mirrors successful high-end sneaker or luxury fashion drops, proving how even gaming hardware can embrace luxury-style rollouts.

More companies are now watching closely. Invite-only systems might soon extend beyond games into gadgets, SaaS tools, and even software trials. Nintendo made scarcity feel good, not frustrating.

The Role of Community Buzz and Influencer Seeding

Nintendo has always had a strong community, but with the Switch 2, it actively turned fans into marketers. Influencers in the gaming ecosystem were subtly looped in without overt sponsorships. Content creators on Twitch and YouTube received early info nudges, potential beta access that hinted at insider status.

The result was a wave of videos speculating on design, features, and what the device would mean for developers. Viewers trust creators far more than they trust ads, and Nintendo used this to its advantage.

Memes, predictions, and reaction content filled social feeds, acting as free promotion. This “earned media” gave Nintendo far more reach than any ad spend could deliver. Unlike traditional ads, fan-made content carries authenticity.

The buzz didn’t just hype up the hardware - it validated it. If everyone you follow is excited, you feel you should be too. It’s a marketing ecosystem powered by fans and reinforced by digital creators with loyal followings.

Global Launch, Local Tactics: Tailoring for Markets

Nintendo didn’t treat the Switch 2 as a one-size-fits-all release. The company leaned into regional data and retailer partnerships based on past performance.

In the U.S., preorders opened early and were focused online, where most customers prefer digital shopping. Meanwhile, in parts of Europe and Asia, select in-store promotions and local-language influencer campaigns helped build regional traction.

Language support, cultural tie-ins, and country-specific bundle offers played a key role in shaping perceptions across borders. The marketing was global, but the execution felt personal.

Tech companies often struggle with synchronizing launches across continents. Nintendo, however, demonstrated that flexibility wins when each market feels uniquely catered to.

What Other Tech Brands Can Learn from Nintendo

Many brands approach launches with a checklist: post teaser, schedule ads, email the list, repeat. Nintendo proved there’s a better way. Strategic silence, carefully planted scarcity, and influencer trust-building create more meaningful anticipation.

Consumer electronics companies often forget the emotional element. Nintendo tapped directly into nostalgia, tribal loyalty, and curiosity - the same emotional triggers that made the original Switch a cultural staple.

Tech launches should focus less on specs and more on the story. Why should a buyer care about this product? What narrative surrounds its release? Apple did it with the iPhone, and now Nintendo is doing it with gaming consoles.

Preorders can be more than sales - they can be brand-building moments. For marketers watching the Switch 2, this was a reminder that restraint can be louder than shouting.

Qwegle’s View on Launch Marketing for the Future

At Qwegle, we help tech brands prepare for exactly these kinds of shifts. The Nintendo Switch 2 is a prime example of emotional product storytelling layered with strategic scarcity. Our team believes that marketing isn’t just about first impressions - it’s about lasting connections.

Through data-driven behavior tracking, customer segmentation, and creative planning, Qwegle supports tech companies looking to stand out in noisy markets. We help brands design launch experiences that speak directly to their audience’s expectations - and exceed them. Whether you’re unveiling a gaming device or software suite, the Switch 2 teaches one clear lesson: treat your launch like a cultural moment. That’s the mindset Qwegle brings to every client partnership.

[wrappedinamysteryy]

🌷 All about Zakaatul-Fitr (Fitraana)🌷

by Asma bint Shameem 

1️⃣ What is Zakaatul-Fitr?

Zakaat al-fitr (also known as sadaqatul Fitr or Fitraana) is an act of worship that is obligatory for every Muslim, young or old, man or woman, if he has enough wealth for himself and his family for one day and night, on the day of Eid. 

He must pay one saa’ of a local staple food to the poor Muslims on behalf of himself and for EACH of his dependents. 

🍃The scholars said:

“Zakaat al-fitr is obligatory for every Muslim, to be paid on his own behalf and on behalf of those on whose maintenance he is obliged to spend, if he has wealth surplus to his and his dependents’ needs for the day and night of Eid: one saa‘.”

(Islamqa Fatwa # 207225)

🍃 Ibn ‘Umar radhi Allaahu anhu said:

“The Messenger of Allaah Sal Allaahu Alaiyhi wa Sallam enjoined zakaat al-fitr, a saa’ of dates, or a saa’ of barley, for EVERY MUSLIM, slave or free, male or female, young or old, and he enjoined that it be given before the people go out to the prayer.” 

[al-Bukhaari (1503) and Muslim (984)]

So if there’s a family of 6, for example, the head of the household must pay Zakaatul-Fitr X 6. 

2️⃣ WHY do we give Zakaatul-Fitr?

First of all, Zakaatul-Fitr is given because it’s an ORDER of the Prophet sal Allaahu Alayhi wa sallam to ALL Muslims. 

Secondly, the reason why we give Zakaatul-Fitr is because it’s a purification for any mistakes or shortcomings that we may have had in our fasting. 

🍃Ibn ‘Abbaas radhi Allaahu anhu said:

“The Messenger of Allaah Sal Allaahu Alaiyhi wa Sallam enjoined zakaat al-fitr as a purification for those who fasted from idle or obscene talk, and so as to feed the poor.”

(Abu Dawood 1609; hasan by al-Albaani in Saheeh Abi Dawood)

3️⃣ How much is one saa’?

🍃 The scholars of the Standing Committee said:

“What is meant by a saa’ here is the saa’ of the Messenger of Allaah Sal Allaahu Alaiyhi wa Sallam, which is four times the amount that may be held in the two hands of a man of average build.” 

(The Standing Committee For Academic Research And Issuing Fatwas, 9/364)

This is equivalent to 2.1 kilograms according to Shaikh Ibn Uthaymeen and about 3 kilograms according to Shaikh Ibn Baaz. 

The difference is because a saa’ is a measure of “VOLUME”, and not “weight”. 

And different grains have different weights. 

So it’s better to err on the side of caution if one can afford it and give 3 kilograms. 

4️⃣ Zakaatul-Fitr as food or money?

Zakaat al-Fitr is supposed to be paid in the form of the usual local staple FOOD, according to the majority of the scholars. 

That’s the default. 

🍃Abu Sa’eed al-Khudri radhi Allaahu anhu said: 

“At the time of the Prophet Sal Allaahu Alaiyhi wa Sallam we used to give one saa’ of food, or one saa’ of dates, or one saa’ of barley, or one saa’ of raisins.” (al-Bukhaari) 

🍃Shaikh Ibn Baaz said:

“It is not permissible to pay the value in money, according to the majority of scholars; this view has the stronger evidence. 

Rather it must be given in the form of food, as the Prophet Sal Allaahu Alaiyhi wa Sallam and his companions radhi Allaahu anhum did. This is also the view of the majority of the ummah.”

(Majmoo’ Fataawa al-Shaykh Ibn Baaz, 14/200)

So the basic principle is that Zakaat al-Fitr it to be paid as FOOD. 

But you may give it as CASH to an organization or an individual who will then distribute this in the form of “food” to the poor. 

🍃 Shaikh Muqbil said about this issue:

“They send it (Zakaatul Fitr), even as money, to a trustworthy man who will buy for everyone a Saa’ of grain or raisin or dates or cottage cheese. [That was ] a good notification.”

5️⃣Timing of Zakaatul-Fitr 

Zakaatul-Fitr is due on the first of Shawwaal BEFORE Salaatul Eid. 

But it’s permissible to pay it a day or two earlier, especially since a lot of people are giving Zakaat al-Fitr to organizations and it takes time to distribute it. 

The recipients should receive this Zakaat al-Fitr before salaatul Eid. 

🍃Ibn ‘Abbaas radhi Allaahu anhu said: 

“The Messenger of Allaah Sal Allaahu Alaiyhi wa Sallam enjoined zakaat al-fitr as a purification for the fasting person from idle and obscene speech, and to feed the poor. 

Whoever gives it before the prayer, it is zakaat al-fitr, and whoever gives it after the prayer, it is ordinary charity.”

(Abu Dawood -hasan by al-Albaani)

However if you’re giving your zakaatul Fitr to a person or an organization who will give this to poor people then it is permissible to give zakaatul Fitr earlier in the month so that the money reaches the recipients in appropriate time.

🍃 Shaikh ibn Jibreen said;

:

“It is permissible to give the price (of zakaat al-fitr) at the beginning of the month to an agent who will buy (zakaat al-fitr) and deliver it to deserving people at the time when it should be paid, which is the night before Eid or two days before that.”

(Al-Fataawa Al-Jibreeniyyah Fi’l-A’maal Al-Da’wiyyah Li Fadeelat Al-Shaykh ‘Abd-Allaah Ibn Jibreen, P. 33)

6️⃣Local or overseas?

It’s better to give zakaatul Fitr locally.

But it’s allowed to send Zakaat al-Fitr overseas if it’s more needed over there. 

🍃 The scholars of the Standing Committee said:

“It should be given to the poor Muslims in the land where it is given, but it is permissible to send it to the poor in another land if the need is greater.” 

(Fataawa al-Lajnah al-Daa’imah, 9/369, 370)

🍃 Shaikh Ibn Uthaymeen said:

“There is nothing wrong with sending zakaat al-fitr to another country on the grounds that there are no poor people in one's own country. 

But if that is done even though there are poor people who need it in one's own country, then it is not permissible.”

(Majmoo’ Fataawa Ibn ‘Uthaymeen, 18/question no. 102)

7️⃣ Can I give zakaatul Fitr to my poor relatives?

Yes as long as the person is a poor Muslim, he or she is eligible to receive zakaatul Fitr.

And you would get more reward because you would be upholding ties of kinship as well.

🍃 The Prophet ﷺ said:

“Charity given to a poor person is charity, but charity given to a relative is two things, charity and upholding the ties of kinship.”

(al-Nasaa’i, al-Tirmidhi- saheeh by al-Albaani)

However we’re not supposed to give zakaatul Fitr to those who we are obligated to spend on.

So, for example, the father cannot give zakaatul Fitr to his son or his parents.

🍃Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymeen said:

“It is permissible to give zakaat al-fitr and the zakaah of one's wealth to poor relatives, and indeed giving it to relatives is better than giving it to strangers, because giving it to relatives is both charity and upholding the ties of kinship.

But that is subject to the condition that by giving it he is not protecting his wealth, which would be the case if the poor person is one on whom he is obliged to spend.

In that case it is not permissible for him to meet the other person’s needs with any of his zakaah, because if he does that then he is saving his wealth with what he gives of zakaah, and that is not permissible or allowed.

But if he is not obliged to spend on him, then he may give his zakaah to him, and in fact giving his zakaah to him is better than giving it to a stranger, because the Prophet ﷺ said:

“Your charity given to a relative is both charity and upholding the ties of kinship.”

(Majmoo’ Fataawa al-Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymeen 18/question no. 301).

And Allaah knows best