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Cath Milward-Bridges
Tips on preparing for a job interview
I must commend you on presenting this critical information in such a palatable way. May it guide many a job seeker. Posted on 22 May 2013 11:44
Cath Milward-Bridges
Employees: Untapped brand ambassadors
Kudos on good insights shared. I'm passionate about optimised employee engagement, which can only bring about a company wide win-win. Posted on 22 May 2013 11:35
Mike Taberner
Employees: Untapped brand ambassadors
Thank you for the feedback Nicolette, happy to review whatever you have to send me. Posted on 21 May 2013 15:21
Simone Puterman: editor-at-large
Portfolio Night Johannesburg: Bizcommunity launches a shooting star
Another test. Posted on 21 May 2013 15:19
Editorial content Team
Portfolio Night Johannesburg: Bizcommunity launches a shooting star
Testing yet again. Posted on 21 May 2013 15:19
Editorial content Team
Portfolio Night Johannesburg: Bizcommunity launches a shooting star
And again, another test! Posted on 21 May 2013 15:18
Simone Puterman: editor-at-large
Portfolio Night Johannesburg: Bizcommunity launches a shooting star
Testing right back at you. Posted on 21 May 2013 15:17
Editorial content Team
Portfolio Night Johannesburg: Bizcommunity launches a shooting star
Testing. Posted on 21 May 2013 15:16
Editorial content Team
Portfolio Night Johannesburg: Bizcommunity launches a shooting star
Way to go, Loucelle! Posted on 21 May 2013 15:14
Nicolette Mandelstam
Employees: Untapped brand ambassadors
Love the article, Mike! Very true.
What if there was a scientifically validated tool that could "select" employees from other areas in the business to work on a project using their best (and sometimes untapped) abilities?
The tool is called Compass and I'll email you with more details. Posted on 21 May 2013 14:54
Dean Delaney
The radio natives are restless
Great article. The question then has to asked: If you (and many others) see radio as great great content generating medium then surely the power of successful "radio" based campaigns also lies in the ability to share this content via other more engaging platforms such as web and social media platforms. These online mediums also provide a great opportunity to deliver this content to a targeted audience, further increasing value for the advertiser. Currently, brands are looking for user engagement/user generated content. Radio is able to achieve this in some respects but it would be hard to imagine the medium ever becoming more engaging then web or social media platforms. Surely the key focus should be on how we, as marketers not only create interesting native advertising content but then how we share this content on a more measurable platform. Either way, I reckon there lies an interesting time ahead for the medium. TV and Print have managed to find ways to move into the digital space and have therefore provided advertisers with cross-platform coverage. (Terrestrial) radio, it seems has yet to make this move convincingly. Posted on 21 May 2013 14:23
Ashley Truscott
DIY marketing dos and don'ts
I would argue strongly that design and layout should NEVER be part of DIY marketing. It's too specialised and invariably ends up looking messy when amateurs do it. Posted on 21 May 2013 14:08
Ross Ford
The radio natives are restless
You are spot on. Radio businesses need to see beyond themselves as a linear model. It's an approach I've been advocating since the launch of iOS in 2007. Smartphones are more than just phones - they're multi-purpose appliances that have an illogical emotional bond with their owners. Posted on 21 May 2013 14:02
Ryan Hannocks
Everyone must get b*tches...
The video has been put on to private so disappointed I didn't get to see this shocking display of wealthy kids showing their ignorance about the world around them. Posted on 21 May 2013 13:48
Gavin Heron
Earth Probiotic launches new composting bag
Bags are available for purchase on www.earthprobiotic.com. Project is part of Earth Probiotic's drive to ensure that as many people as possible can share in the value chain created by the company. Posted on 21 May 2013 12:58
Right said Fred
Visas for British tourists will hurt SA
I hope we don't try this sort of 'tit for tat' nonsense; it is utterly stupid and counter-productive. Posted on 21 May 2013 12:19
Richard Gee
The power is in your hands
Surely the target market for Operation Khanyisa are not the same market that will be using these cups? Posted on 21 May 2013 10:35
Richard Gee
SHM magazine to launch in Q3
So fathers can discuss alcohol brands with their 14 or 15-year sons? I'm sure the soccer mums will loooooove that! Posted on 21 May 2013 10:25
Athar Naser
The radio natives are restless
It seems unfounded that a medium of amazing potential for engagement such as radio isn't utilised in that way entirely. All media has to evolve, all the time - evolve with new ideas, new technologies, and new consumers.

The problem is that too many people see 'evolution' as simply their 'migration' onto the new channels (radio goes online, magazines go digital etc), rather than a shift in how they think about their mediums in relation to the strengths of the new ones. Posted on 21 May 2013 09:25
Lynda Milligan
Great porty....come & see me @Work Advertising Recruitment - Lynda Milligan 0824923141 Posted on 21 May 2013 09:10

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