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Kezi Communications has moved 
Our new offices are located at:

Arts on Main
Number 264 Fox Street
City and Suburban
Johannesburg

Please note our new office landline number: (011) 334-2493


Kezi Communications has been ranked by FinWeek’s AdReview as one of South Africa’s Top 20 PR consultancies for the last three years (2008, 2009 & 2010). We are five years old and have a Level Four BEE status. We have four divisions that whilst keeping us targeted, focused and specialised, also allows us to give clients a full communications offering.

Latest Blog Posts

  • Keri-Ann Clark Parreirinha-exposing your brand Written by Keri-Ann Clark

    I am married to someone who thinks he should have been Portugese. Which means
    that much of our socializing and eating out involves scouting out tiny hole-
    in-the-wall Portugese restaurants in the South where we indulge in delicious
    food and interesting company. Parreirinha in La Rochelle is one of those
    places. But that's not what I am writing about it here. This little restaurant
    celebrated it's 35th birthday by throwing a month long special (yes, even over
    the world cup). Which is why we had two dozen prawns, katembas and Laurentina
    beers for a total of R120.00 this weekend (last day of the special I am
    afraid!). We laughed when we got the bill - a dozen prawns for R40, R5 for a
    beer. My SA consumer brain did jump immediately onto 'what kind of mark ups
    are restaurants actually making' before getting very bored with that argument.
    And then the Kezi brain kicked in. How bloody clever to throw a month-long
    specials party. What a way to expose your brand. Lure people to find them (not
    easy) and of course to get them back.
    Because we will be back. Again and again. Even if my bill triples.






    Written on Wednesday, 08 September 2010 07:19 in Blog
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  • Keri-Ann Clark Those damn persky titles Written by Keri-Ann Clark

    After five years of trying out everything: fancy titles, non-fancy titles,
    structures, no structures ... I thought Kezi had got to a great, simple little
    place. A flat non-hierarchical structure: an MD, fully accountable and
    incentivized Account Managers and then a support team with obvious
    titles: Office Manager, Accountant etc etc. And then you win a fabulously
    juicy account like SA Tourism and the title thing raises its head. Do we
    suddenly need Account Directors, Global Directors, Business Unit Heads,
    Business Unit Directors, Project Managers, Account Finance Managers? My head
    hurts. My mojo is getting sucked away. We created a new title for Ceri:
    Chief of Staff. I like that. I have a Chief of Staff. Bite me. But what to do,
    what to do, what to do ... if I had my way I would make LJ 'The Big Bang
    Director' and Aurelle 'The Bumble Bee Director' ... should I go on? Do you
    dare me? I think the business cards could look pretty cool.






    Written on Wednesday, 08 September 2010 07:13 in Blog
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