Rants of a creative
8 April 2018

Episode One, Part Two: At what point is creativity or outside the box thinking supposed to be addressed? This question always pops because sometimes as designers we can either ‘play …

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DIY Distribution
19 February 2018

A lot of time, money and resources are spent in research, development and manufacturing of top notch products to impress modern day consumers. Firms that were once fully in charge …

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Why Plan and Prioritise?
17 January 2018

Why do most successful companies grow bigger and why do unsuccessful companies die away? I have found that one of the things that sets the successful companies apart is the …

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Do We Hold Social Media Spends to a Higher Standard?
4 December 2017

We have often been asked by clients – “but how can you prove the impact of social media advertising?”. Not an unreasonable question.  However not a question that I find …

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5 Seconds to Make an Impression
27 November 2017

My colleague recently wrote a blog on things to think about when making a TVC Advert.  Reading the blog made me think about how else TVCs are used and whether …

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What a Good Television Advertisement Entails
20 October 2017

TVC advertising is a single element of the marketing process. It aims to get the word out concerning your business, product, or the services you are offering. It is not …

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Tips and Tricks for Twitter Content!
13 July 2017

Twitter has become an incredibly important tool for social media marketing professionals. Determining what content works for your brand on Twitter may seem like a guessing game at times, but …

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2014 – Kenya’s share of Africa’s Top 250 Companies
6 June 2017

Once again here is my brief look at Kenyan companies performance in the “Africa’s Top 250 Companies, African Business Annual Ranking”. Last year many of the Kenyan companies rose in …

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The Consumer is King!
31 May 2017

One of the basic rules of marketing is that all efforts are futile if your end consumer is not impressed. In most cases, companies walk through our door because they …

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