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Luke McKend
MARKETING & MEDIA
[Online presence 2] Get socialising online

Luke McKend[Luke McKend] Social networks have become an integral part of any business - if your customers are talking about you, why not join in the conversation? (video)

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Anton Ressel
MARKETING & MEDIA
What's in a name?

Anton Ressel[Anton Ressel] Have you ever stopped to consider how much impact the name of your organisation has on its success?

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Rod Baker
MARKETING & MEDIA
Reddy, steady... Stop

Rod Baker[Rod Baker] NEWSWATCH: The press ombudsman has dismissed Durban tycoon Vivian Reddy's complaint against the Mail & Guardian newspaper in its entirety, the newspaper reports, and Icasa is in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons, reports BD Live. On a sad note, SABC television and radio presenter Vuyo Mbuli has died, reports Times Live.

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Anton Harber
MARKETING & MEDIA
Information bill a small victory for SA's citizens

Anton Harber[Anton Harber] We need to learn to celebrate the big victories, and not dwell on the small defeats. The Protection of State Information Bill currently awaiting President Jacob Zuma's signature is a victory for organised citizens' power.

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MARKETING & MEDIA
M&G editor resigns, off to New Delhi

M&G editor resigns, off to New Delhi
[Rod Baker] NEWSWATCH: Mail & Guardian's editor-in-chief, Nic Dawes, has resigned to take up a post at the Hindustan Times in New Delhi, the newspaper reports.

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Sandra Roberts
MARKETING & MEDIA
Twitter: The (career) carnage continues

Sandra Roberts[Sandra Roberts] Ex-spokesperson for the Hawks McIntosh Polela is the latest to be felled in a spate of twitter-induced career suicides (or at least setbacks), demonstrating that the balance between communicating quickly and communicating carefully can be difficult for communicators.

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MARKETING & MEDIA
SABC3 sex slip-up

SABC3 sex slip-up
[Rod Baker] NEWSWATCH: SABC3 has landed in hot water for not placing the correct age restriction on the All My Children soapie, reports IOL, and Lisa Hiemer, writing in journalism.co.za, reports on a new study that shows surprisingly strong investigative journalism in independent local papers in three provinces.

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Michelle Francis
RETAIL
Moving brand ambassadors to grand ambassadors

Michelle Francis[Michelle Francis] A recent article in the New York Post describes the advent of Grand Ambassadors, which is a prognosis of where the experiential activation industry in South Africa could be, given training and investment in brand ambassadors.

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Catherine Milward-Bridges
HUMAN RESOURCES & MANAGEMENT
Employee engagement - a non-negotiable

Employee engagement - a non-negotiable
[Catherine Milward-Bridges] Business is about maintaining and growing a healthy bottom line. Satisfied customers are what make that bottom line possible. The missing piece in this puzzle is the motivated employees.

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Bevan Ducasse
RETAIL
Convergence, interoperability drive mobile wallets

Bevan Ducasse[Bevan Ducasse] Today's smartphone is a calendar, contacts, games console, music centre, camera, miniature TV, communications portal, news delivery system, encyclopaedia, navigation system, memo pad... and you can also make calls on it. Yet, there is room to cram more functions in there and one in the near future is the wallet.

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Justin Hawes
MARKETING & MEDIA
Five tips for successful exhibiting

Justin Hawes[Justin Hawes] Exhibiting can be daunting, especially because it can be one of the more costly marketing options for your business. To make sure you manage the process properly, and see ROI, I recommend you follow five simple steps.

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Brian Berkman
TOURISM, TRAVEL & HOSPITALITY
Adrift in a nameless river in Madagascar

Adrift in a nameless river in Madagascar
[Brian Berkman] It probably won't be pristine for very much longer as Rio Tinto, the mining company that is extracting ilmenite and zircon from Fort Dauphin on Madagascar's most South Easterly coast, exploits the earth and paves the roads in return.

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Aki Kalliatakis
MARKETING & MEDIA
How to deal with delays, kill queues

Aki Kalliatakis[Aki Kalliatakis] The single most-cited source of frustration for customers is delays and long queues. Your company needs to take this seriously because when customers are kept waiting patience turns to frustration very quickly - and they then start looking for other things that have gone wrong.

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Sean Paine
MARKETING & MEDIA
What to look for in a BI service provider

Sean Paine[Sean Paine] With business intelligence (BI) being top of mind for enterprises at the moment, this industry is likely to attract a series of newcomers and fly-by-night businesses.

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Amanda Cromhout
MARKETING & MEDIA
Value of segmentation models in marketing

Amanda Cromhout[Amanda Cromhout] Sounds easy doesn't it? But how do you start such a strategy? Do you even know who your most profitable customers are?

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MARKETING & MEDIA
Guptagag

[Rod Baker] NEWSWATCH: The Gupta family isn't going to talk to the media until the report on its guests landing at Waterkloof is finalised, reports Mail & Guardian, and BD Live reports the DA is urging Zuma not to sign the secrecy bill. The ConCourt has reserved judgment on media's access to the Krejcir hearing, reports Mail & Guardian, and IOL reports that a Sun reporter has been charged in the UK hacking probe.

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Jonathan Stilwell
MARKETING & MEDIA
Why metal is precious

Jonathan Stilwell[Jonathan Stilwell] Why are most agency creatives so obsessed with metal? Why do we covet these birds, lions, pencils, medals and cubes so much? To many of our client services friends, they may as well be bookends or doorstops.

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Eugene Yiga
LIFESTYLE & ENTERTAINMENT
Getting lost on Long Street Nights

Getting lost on Long Street Nights
[Eugene Yiga] Cape Town's Long Street has earned a reputation as one of the city's favourite party spots, what with all its restaurants, bars, and clubs. Many local residents and international visitors make this place their home late into the night and early into the morning. But do you really know who they are?

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Nina Timm
LIFESTYLE & ENTERTAINMENT
Iconic foodie brands

Iconic foodie brands
[Nina Timm] Everybody has an icon or hero; we have just survived the Justin Bieber tsunami and, for we old rockers, Bon Jovi brought new life to our nine-to-five exsistence. Middle-aged people stood in queues remembering days when life was carefree and wild. Burger King just landed in South Africa and everyone rushed off to sink their teeth into a giant Whoopie Burger.

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