- We have twenty years of experience in information and communication management under our belt. In that time we have refined our skills to a fine art. We’re good at what we do, and have the track record to show for it.
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- Everything we craft is custom-made. We don’t use off-the-shelf templates for websites and advertising campaigns, or for the legal opinions and documents we draft. This allows us to create unique applications and advice, tailored to your specific needs and preferences.
- We aim to be the best at what we do. We continuously keep abreast of new trends in digital communication and data privacy, and are proud to rely on a sound educational background in law and philosophy.
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- We are a small company for a reason: you deal with one person, and one person only. No fast-talking account managers, jargon-spouting technical crews, or inexperienced interns. We don’t subcontract or outsource. This allows us to remain flexible, and to keep full control over the quality of our work and our relationship with you.
- Our relationship with you is personal. Transparency, availability, and trust are central to how we work. Once we play for your team, we’re here to help. We feel no need to impress you with jargon, or to talk you into things you and your company don’t need.
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- We are versatile. We work for clients in a widely varying range of industries. Understanding your company’s philosophy and operations is central to delivering our best work.
- We love being part of a team, and look forward to working with your IT, design, sales, and marketing departments – in person or on screen.
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- We make use of the best tools and suppliers, including Apple/Mac for development, Adobe Illustrator for graphic design, WordPress for websites, xneelo.co.za for website and email hosting, Google and Meta for advertising and analysis, and Bialetti for home-made espresso ;-)
- We believe in ethical advertising that respects data privacy rights and focuses on building long-term, transparent, meaningful, consensual and trusted relationships with customers, based on “first-party data” … read more
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Read : the Ethics of Data Privacy
Data-driven technologies challenge our ethical notions of privacy in unprecedented ways. This calls for a new approach to data privacy: rather than trying to predict and manage harms we hardly understand, we need to define clear ethical boundaries for the processing of personal data View more
