by Sean McCoy. I agree with a Harvard Business Review article that focusing upon culture first, or alone, will be a shortcoming.
Category archives: Columns
Ad of the Week: I like the way you move
by Oresti Patricios. Halo Advertising has produced a humorous and effective radio campaign for moving and relocation company, Elliott Mobility.
Innovator’s Toolkit: Trust economy 2.0 — shifting purchase decisions
by Preetesh Sewraj. Tried-and-tested options may be a dangerous position, especially when consumer mindsets evolve with the economic climate.
Brand Culture: P&G’s new mom
by DK Badenhorst. It seems that motherhood is also shifting — maybe not in response to fatherhood but to what we think of femininity.
Shelf Life: New division for Ndalo Media
Books for Africa at Ndalo, a makeover for Amarula, and Anura redesign goes Inhouse — Cheryl Hunter’s weekly pick!
Media Redefined: Millennials love TV! Millennials hate TV sets!
by Martin MacGregor. Millennials are loving audio-visual content more and more — and will watch it in whichever way they feel like.
Motive: Connected, we can create anything
by Mark D’Arcy & Nunu Ntshingila. Do we really need to reinvent everything? No. But we do need to learn to how to connect.
Rebuilding McCann South Africa’s creative reputation
by Herman Manson. McCann Worldgroup SA has reunited Fraser Lamb and Mick Blore in a bid to push the agency up the creative rankings.
SA TV Ratings: SABC 1, 2 & 3 — top 20 primetime programmes Apr 2016
by MarkLives. The hottest primetime television shows on SABC 1, 2 and 3 in South Africa revealed: TV ratings for the month of April 2016!
But Does It Work: Brands looking beyond category
Andy Rice reports back from Cannes Lions on the importance of extra-category awareness.