Language agencies in South Africa experienced a whirlwind growth spurt over the last decade. The biggest reason for this: A steady supply of volumes of educational publishing work. Periodic curriculum changes meant there was enough writing, editing, translation and proofreading work to fuel the growth of a myriad of agencies, big and small. As 2014 […]
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Here at Bangula we’re excited to get the year off to a bang! We spent 2013 planning, strategising, pouring over whiteboards covering our office walls and brainstorming the best ways to help you ‘Bangula’ 2014. We have much to be excited about this year. We’ve gained a few big clients and we are all set
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3 months ago we put together the first Bangula Newsletter. Filled with intriguing blog articles on language, branding and media straight to your mailbox. We also threw in language facts, branding news, opinions on some of our favourite articles and some funnies – to great reception! After all our positives reviews we’re releasing our newsletter as
Happy Spring Day (Newsletter archives 2) Read More »
3 months ago we put together the first Bangula Newsletter. Filled with intriguing blog articles on language, branding and media straight to your mailbox. We also threw in language facts, branding news, opinions on some of our favourite articles and some funnies – to great reception! After all our positives reviews we\’re releasing our newsletter as
Our first Newsletter (Newsletter archives 1) Read More »
Here at Bangula we consider ourselves to be translation experts. Zulu to English, Xhosa to Afrikaans, you name it, we translate it! Today we’re looking into a different, but hugely important type of translation. Translating a brand into a marketable sales platform – the marketing plan. Business owners should be constantly asking themselves two simple questions.
Translating Branding to Sales Read More »
We\’ve more or less come full circle in terms of how the internet was originally intended to be used: as a collaborative tool where relationships are established on a common platform. This translates into an online environment specifically created to cater for the needs of visitors; a visual and functional setting that not only makes
Can your website support relationships with your customers? Read More »
