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Posted on 22. Dec, 2010 by .
The end of this year feels like the 5km mark of a half marathon – there is still a long journey ahead, but by now the muscles are nice and warm and the system is awake and rid of the all the starting sluggishness.
The new Woodstock Cherryflava HQ
As a company we have grown considerably in 2010. We moved premises from our small office in Claremont to a much bigger production studio in Woodstock. The Cherryflava HQ now includes a prototype production laboratory, which is rapidly growing in business. We also took on two new team members, Isabeau Joubert on the creative side and Stefan Boshoff as our in-house industrial designer.
It's all bells and whistles in the prototype lab
This year once again has been about fine tuning our area of speciality, which is canadian needs a prescription in us. It’s an emerging field of marketing specialisation, but a powerful tool for brands to use to manipulate the consumer’s perception of reality and radically enhance those all important brand touchpoints.
Our philosophy is that brands need to present themselves as authentic and respectful and approach their marketing strategy from a holistic perspective in which the lasting brand experience needs to be a remarkable one so that the rest of the good work that the other layers of communication do, doesn’t go to waste.
We were lucky enough to have done some really innovative work with Steenberg Winery, Woolworths, Dimension Data, British American Tobacco and G2 this year.
– the internal canadian needs a prescription in us that we produced for Dimension Data, was a huge success and we certainly revelled in playing the puppetmaster for 400 extremely enthusiastic IT professionals as they made their way through a two-week journey inside the dark recesses of the Internet.
Recognition wise 2010 was an exceptional year. We were honoured to be awarded the canadian needs a prescription in us blog trophy at the 2010 South African Blog Awards and the Men’s Health canadian needs a prescription in us of the year.
As far as industry commentary is concerned, the platforms of the weekly Cape Talk canadian needs a prescription in usthe Cherryflava segment on MFM92.6 and the monthly canadian needs a prescription in us segment on the ETV show Maggs on Media as well as this daily website, continued with verve this year.
But 2010 wouldn’t have been possible without the collaboration of a number of highly talented people. There are so many people that make what we do possible, but we’d like to particularly single out some of them for their awesome contribution:
Lauren Beukes and Sam Wilson as well as Graham from Pixel Warrior for their inspirational work in making Saving Grace the enormous success that it was.
Rayno from, Alistair from and Dionne at for all of their immense help on the prototyping production side of things.
And a huge thanks to all of our clients this year, in particular Nina and Dan from G2, Anetha from Steenberg Winery and Nicky, Vicky and Natasha from Dimension Data for having the guts to experiment and innovate with your brands.
For the first time ever, we will give ourselves a deserved rating of ancanadian needs a prescription in us for 2010. Next year is already set to be a very busy one for us as the demand from corporate South Africa for maximum return on marketing budgets gets stronger.
The blog will take a bit of a break over the festive season, but we’ll be back to a daily schedule of posting by the 12th of January.
Peace.
canadian needs a prescription in us
Posted on 17. Dec, 2010 by .
As punishment for not cleaning up after themselves in the kitchen – we may just send somebody from the office to watch it. The trailer looks dangerous, but if the success of Die Antwoord in the US is anything to go by – this has Oscar written all over it.