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Six reasons why SurveyMonkey is the bomb

Six reasons why SurveyMonkey is the bomb

By Louis Eksteen|2023-06-06T15:45:02+02:0030 Aug 2013|Posts|

The research industry, like many others, has for decades benefitted from excellent margins in an offline world. With no real alternatives, market intelligence in the real world came at a premium. Not any more. SurveyMonkey is an inspirational example of a digitally disruptive offering that is delivering a quality service online. Cheaply. With no physical infrastructure needed, doing surveys online works well. Many others tried online surveying, but for my money, SurveyMonkey is the bomb.

A spring in your step!

A spring in your step!

By Kim Browne|2022-07-05T12:13:46+02:0030 Aug 2013|Blog, Posts|

At a recent voice over recording, the artist said -- according to his grandmother, stress is a choice. I was quick to agree, but it got me thinking about what is stressing me out at [...]

Why content is big news at Coca-Cola

Why content is big news at Coca-Cola

By Louis Eksteen|2022-07-05T12:13:46+02:0026 Jul 2013|Posts|

The Mildenhall way By Louis Eksteen Jonathan Mildenhall, VP of Global Advertising Strategy and Creative Excellence at the Coca-Cola Company is fresh from one of Coke's biggest years at the Cannes Lions International Festival [...]

Open for busy-ness

By Kim Browne|2022-07-05T12:13:46+02:0026 Jul 2013|Blog, Posts|

By Kim Browne The truth in clichés Talk is cheap, money (or in our case signed cost estimates, or CEs for short), buy the whiskey. The reasons why clichés are so popular is in fact [...]

Talking about a revolution

Talking about a revolution

By Kim Browne|2022-07-05T12:13:46+02:0027 Jun 2013|Blog, Posts|

By Kim Browne Listening to my kids arguing about the meaning of revolution was rather enlightening. “In history, a revolution means a complete change,” Zoe explains patiently to her 11-year-old brother Dylan. He counters that [...]

The bright side of winter blues

The bright side of winter blues

By Kim Browne|2022-07-05T12:13:47+02:0031 May 2013|Blog, Posts|

The bright side of winter blues By Kim Browne Hello winter. Not my favourite time of the year, I’ll confess – but this year I’m adamant about concentrating on the positives associated with Jo’burg winters [...]

Save Billabong with content

Save Billabong with content

By Louis Eksteen|2024-02-06T14:28:55+02:0031 May 2013|Blog, Posts|

Your Content Goes Here Your Content Goes Here — Your Content Goes Here UPDATE (8 June 2013): Billabong International Ltd is now on the [...]

Willful blindness in media and advertising

Willful blindness in media and advertising

By Louis Eksteen|2022-07-05T12:13:47+02:0025 Apr 2013|Posts|

Ignoring realities By Louis Eksteen In her 2011 book Wilful Blindness, blogger, businesswoman and TED regular Margaret Heffernan argues convincingly that people often ignore the obvious for deep psychological reasons she calls willful blindness. People "deny truths that are too [...]

Dive in!

Dive in!

By Kim Browne|2022-07-05T12:13:47+02:0025 Apr 2013|Blog, Posts|

This month changed my life By Kim Browne A year ago our family started planning a diving holiday along the unspoilt Kwa-Zulu Natal coastline. We had loads of time to get our diving qualifications. But [...]

Found online…

Found online…

By Kim Browne|2022-07-05T12:13:47+02:0027 Mar 2013|Posts, Blog|

By Kim Browne On the eve of our official second birthday (1 April 2013), we continue to delight in the joys of running our own little enterprise. March has been a fabulously busy month at [...]

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