by Tumi Rabanye. The new year spells opportunity: a new way to raise the relevance of the agency-client relationship. But the change begins within.
Category archives: Big Q – MarkLives Panel
#BigQ2020: Speed to market in a cancel culture
by Leigh Tayler. How does a brand get speed to market right when operating in a cancel culture? It needs to shift its perspective.
#BigQ2020: Personal, visual & always visible
by Shaune Jordaan. Personal, visual and always visible — these are the ingredients for connecting with customers in 2020.
#BigQ2020: Back to the future
by Wayne Naidoo. Just perhaps, in 2020 we should ditch all the cleverness and great new things and focus on the going back to the old ways of doing things, the ways that worked and created powerful, memorable advertising?
#BigQEmployers: When it comes to young talent, adland needs to be agile
by MarkLives. Unati Moalusi is our next panellist to tackle: “How successful have local ad agencies been in creating positive employer reputations?”
#BigQNarratives: It’s time for the new kids on the block
by MarkLives. Sibu Mabena is our fourth panellist to tackle: “Are SA ad agencies and brands embracing an authentically African narrative and aesthetic or do they continue to imitate US and European work?”
#BigQEmployers: Save the talent — save adland
by MarkLives. Karabo Songo is our next panellist to tackle: “How successful have local ad agencies been in creating positive employer reputations?”
#BigQNarratives: An exciting time to be young, creative & African
by MarkLives. Nomaswazi Phumo is our fourth panellist to tackle: “Are SA ad agencies and brands embracing an authentically African narrative and aesthetic or do they continue to imitate US and European work?”
#BigQEmployers: No bigger subject than issues of reputation
by MarkLives. Alistair King is our next panellist to tackle: “How successful have local ad agencies been in creating positive employer reputations?”
#BigQNarratives: SA adland can’t champion what it doesn’t understand
by MarkLives. Veli Ngubane is our third panellist to tackle: “Are SA ad agencies and brands embracing an authentically African narrative and aesthetic or do they continue to imitate US and European work?”