Ride-hailing company Bolt has launched its Business Delivery service to help smaller firms fulfil orders during the COVID-19 lockdown. The service will operate between…
No, it wasn’t just you, or because of the lockdown either. The internet across much of South Africa was slow this weekend thanks to…
The 21-day lockdown is placing many a company and individual in a tight spot financially, but for Eskom it seems that the power utility…
Lagos-based music startup MePlaylist has netted an undisclosed amount in investment from global investors, including Mathew Knowles, the father and former manager of artists…
In just a few days SA small businesses and startups can expect more details from financiers Business Partners on how to access funding from…
The World Bank Agriculture Observatory, together with Draper University and innovation platform InnMind, are calling on innovators to take part in the AG Innovation…
Huawei on Thursday lifted the lid on its P40, P40 Pro and P40 Pro Plus flagship smartphones. The three devices now headline the company’s…
On Thursday, Huawei is set to launch its new P40 series, arguably the most important P devices it has ever announced. Like the Huawei…
Chinese smartphone giant Huawei is set to announce its latest set of flagship smartphones, the P40 series, on Thursday 26 March. Expect a device…
South African first time car buyers are seeking value as never before. As pressure on the Rand and economy force motorists to take a…
Although the Mazda 2 platform has been available since 2015, the Japanese brand updated its compact hatchback late last year and launched the latest…
Tesla has reached a notable production landmark this week. If you are a follower of the Californian automotive technology business, you’ll be thrilled to…
At the Digital Citizen’s Indaba, I presented on the business issues of online media and the blogosphere, from my own experiences as a blogger…
Online advertising is not only about clicks, leads and acquisitions… branding is important too. There are a number of competing online advertising models on the net. By far the most dominant one used by online publishers is the Cost-per-Thousand (CPM) model. CPM is the closest online advertising gets to advertising in traditional media. The advertiser pays in advance to place an advert that will be displayed to the website’s readership base, which should generate return on investment. Through the campaign there will be branding for the advertiser, click-throughs on the advert, leads and hopefully acquisition of the product. Everyone’s happy?
net savvy Web 2.0 a Poo Sandwich? Some say “Web 2.0” is just the latest meaningless buzzword in a long list of internet hyperbole….
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