Young, Gifted & Killing It: I See A Different You
by Veli Ngubane. A collective of Sowetan-born creatives are telling it like it really is: twins Justice and Innocent Mukheli, and Vuyo Mpantsha.
Adnalysis: Never stop courting your clients — especially after the win
by Bogosi Motshegwa. If you’re in a committed relationship and you continue to pursue other people, you’ll inevitably end up faltering in your commitment.
Young Gifted & Killing It: Makosha Maja-Rasethaba
by Veli Ngubane. With singleminded determination, Makosha Maja-Rasethaba has taken every opportunity to work her way into the job she wanted.
2016 Big Reads: The creative work you made time to read about in 2016
by Herman Manson. We list the creative work you made time to read about here on MarkLives during 2016.
The Real McCoy: Use your second chance properly
by Sean McCoy. In the journey of internal brand-building, the world is seldom perfect and, as hard as we try, it does go wrong from time to time.
Young, Gifted & Killing It: Sifiso Nkabinde & Thokozani Mashigo
by Veli Ngubane. These two gifted youngsters are killing it! with projects ranging from an e-commerce platform to a township-clothing brand.
Agency Life: How to get along with Sue/Fez/Musa when you don’t…
by TJ Njozela. Instead of name-calling or ghosting a coworker when you butt egos, here are three ways to resolve the tension like a grownup.
Dear Radio: The podcasts that should be getting your attention…
by Paulo Dias. Here are some of the podcasts, both local and international, in no particular order, that should be first on your playlist.
B2B: A Game of Clones? Here’s why it pays to be different
by Mark Eardley. If you’re a B2B clone, a low price is the only competitive advantage you have.
Young, Gifted & Killing It: Sbu Sitole
by Veli Ngubane. Sibusiso Sitole feels that we’re “on the cusp of real and sustainable change” in an adland which has been slow to transform.