by Bradley Elliott. Uber Eats SA GM Ailyssa Pretorius and I chat about why data is critical to sustaining competitive brand advantage in this first Only Connect Podcast and transcript.
Category archives: Tech
Driving retail ecommerce growth in SA a matter of trust
by ORiSA. Transparency, setting industry standards for excellence, education, and a trust mark that’s an indicator of a safe place to shop online.
Clicks ’n Tricks: Domino’s forced to open eyes to blind customers
by Charlie Stewart. A US appeals court ruled recently that Domino’s Pizza needed to make its website and app accessible to blind people.
What’s the holy grail of marketing?
by Prakash Patel. If the customer is the single most-important asset to a company, who in your business knows who they are, their value and who’s looking after them?
Davos’ future digital revolution dreams — what’s SA to do meantime?
by Gavin Weale. We have to collectively roll up our sleeves and wrangle for progress on the ground for the millions of unemployed young people who need access to a livelihood now.
#BigQ2019: Digital means adland must adopt disruptor’s mindset
by Prakash Patel. My expectations for 2019 centre on transformation — transformation of our industry, our skills, our approach, our consumers, our services and, of course, digital transformation.
#BigQ2019: Big data — rethink or die
by Joey Khuvutlu. The industry has to prioritise delivering on the ‘grand promise’ of data-driven creative ideas and business solutions.
#BigQ2019: Don’t get left behind in 2019
by Katlego Moutlana. 2019 is the year in which we expect local, African brands and businesses to use more forward-looking tech to improve CX and develop quality, well-designed products and strategies.
Agency Life: Stop pretending to know what digital is
by TJ Njozela. If you’ve ever uttered the words “We need to make sure the coding is on strat,” or “Is the SEO copy Linux or Ubuntu,” you obviously don’t know what you’re talking about.
Clicks ’n Tricks: A contract for the web
by Charlie Stewart. The web is broken. And its founder, Tim Berners-Lee, wants us all to do our part to fix it.