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Chericoll Consulting now offers video content services
Written by Daniella Pallotta, Content Creator for Chericoll Consulting Did you know that by 2022, online videos will make up over 80% of all consumer traffic? And that mobile video consumption rises by 100% every year? Even more compelling is that 6 out of 10 people now prefer watching
5 Social Media Marketing New Year’s Resolutions to Make This Year
Ah, the new year has descended upon us; and with it comes new opportunities and a fresh start. More often than not, we fool ourselves into thinking we can actually accomplish our personal new year’s resolutions. But they hardly ever change: I’m going to start exercising, I’m going to quit
5 Areas in your Brand that need a Spring Clean
September is the month that usually marks big change in our calendars. New leaves and flowers make their appearance, while people also look to cleaning up. Cosy winter wardrobes are shifted to the back of closets, women lighten their hair and people tend to change things up. Our businesses and
Females in Freelancing
The Southern African Freelancers’ Association (SAFREA) has released new insights into the South African freelance landscape through its 2017-2018 SA Media Freelance Industry and Rates Report. The report states that SA’s freelance media sector is dominated by women; a whopping 67% of local freelancers are female. We decided to
Why social media is a must for every business
There is a bigger chance that you skipped breakfast today than you skipped social media. For many, logging into their social media accounts is a daily activity that they can’t live without. The mere thought of entering a Wi-Fi-free zone leaves them cold at the thought of missing something
Apps that take the frustration out of freelancing
Written by Carla Mouton, Copywriter Freelancing can be challenging for various reasons. What makes it particularly difficult is the lack of a support and specialist network, such as a finance, HR and IT department. This means that freelancers usually don’t have all the tools and people available to them