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By Enver Groenewald, CCM Director, Unilever Africa It used to be that people only had a few TV channels to watch and radio stations to listen to. Routines were planned around what time their favourite programmes were aired. Back then, media costs were the biggest line item in traditional advertising budgets, meaning that advertisers with...
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Free download for a limited time only! A closer look into the popularity of the “Informal Market” as a preferred destination of buying goods compared to the “Formal retail market”. This report explores both the structured as well as the unstructured informal retail market where people buy goods, in order to help brands gain a...
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Message adaptation and an idea concept are completely different disciplines. The reality is that most marketers live in a channel-first world. Often when a brief comes in from the client into the agency, the brief already has a set of media recommendations with budget allocated around each media set. The power of an idea in...
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The fact that someone is in the lower income bracket, it does not mean that we need to only sell entry level products to them. So only selling them a “poor mans” product because of their perceived income not only demotivates people, but also means that brands do not understand that everyone has aspirations. Taken...
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Beer compared to other alcoholic beverages is a social catalyst best enjoyed amongst friends, when one is more at ease and in a relaxed casual environment Taken from the original report: Beer consumer trend report
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African optimism is the fuel and the very reason why African people have risen to redefine what Africa is and will become, and finding greatness in the potential of the continent. Through the decades Africa has been known as the dark continent, a continent where nothing really happens and brands knew very little about or...
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Flawless radiant skin is still the most important feature when women define their own individual beauty. This also includes being comfortable in one’s skin as it represents an individual’s contentment with herself. Skin not only a reflection of beauty but also a reflection of ones health status. Taken from the original report: 3 Key physical...
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Music has one voice. Youth music across Africa is becoming one and can no longer be classified as a specific genre (Nigerian, South African, Hip Hop or Kwaito) With the increase in collaboration of music artist across the continent, it has become more and more of a norm to hear multiple African dialects in a...
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Continued frustration from black consumers as some brands still do not fully understand them. The black mass market is not a homogenous market because within the black mass market there is so much diversity and brands cannot approach it with a one size fits all approach. The black rainbow consists of different ethnic groups each...
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