Creative Profile Lelanie Roux
Meet Lelanie, Saatchi & Saatchi Synergize’s Online Reputation Analyst. She tracks online brand conversation and ensures that the reputation of brands remains healthy. She also analyses a lo...
Monthly Archives: June 2014
True Blue Behaviour Shana Miller
Inspired by the recycling culture I experienced while living in the UK, I try to recycle as much as I can. It’s very often nature that suffers at the hands of humanity so I feel it’s important for us...
We can hear the lions roaring
There’s a palpable buzz of excitement in the office today and everyone’s walking around with big smiles on their faces. Saatchi & Saatchi Milan, with assistance from Saatchi Synergize, have won a...
THE SAATCHI SYNERGIZE GUIDE TO THE PERFECT GIFTS FOR DADS
Our list of weird and wonderful things to spoil your dad with this Father’s Day. FOR THE GADGET DAD A laser tie… Because obviously. The Nike+ Health Tracker Sport watch – for the active, gadget dad. ...
True Blue Behaviour Kezia Swanepoel
Drawing from my family and from attending the socially and environmentally conscious Rhodes University, I am most passionate about the protection of human rights, human health and sustaining the envi...
The Social Media Landscape of 2014
It might be time to upgrade your social media marketing plan! Here’s an interesting infographic illustrating trends in social and content for 2014.
Is internet addiction real?
My work involves a lot of social media, and I find myself checking Facebook and Twitter every ten to twenty minutes without exception. If I don’t check, I experience some sense of isolation and anxie...
Finally a Win for Saatchi’s Soccer Stars
May 28 2014 will go down as a historic date for the Saatchi & Saatchi 5-a-side football team. It was the day we won our first match. Prior to this, the going had been tough. Each Wednesday we wou...
Big Ideas Big Data Big Love
Cape Town, 3rd June, 2014 – It dawned on me 2 years ago that no digital idea can be truly great without participation. It also dawned on me that there is no real participation without the Big I...