Podcasts about brandseye

Lyndsey Duff – Business Development Director, BrandsEye

Nic Ray – CEO, BrandsEye

Nic Ray – CEO, Brandseye

Nic Ray – CEO, Brandseye

MultimediaLIVE — In this edition of the Business Day Spotlight, we’re talking a look at the results of a recent consumer spending study. Our host Mudiwa Gavaza is joined by Andrew Weinberg, CEO of 2Engage, a customer engagement and incentive solutions business with a presence in 8 African countries. 2Engage recently teamed up with research firm, Brandseye to produce a study detailing some of the effects of Covid-19 on consumer buying behaviour and trends. The discussion focuses on how he study come about, some of its key findings, the state of SA consumers, how loyalty programs have been impacted by the pandemic and how businesses can build better relationships with their customers.

Moneyweb Radio — Nic Ray – CEO, Brandseye

MultimediaLIVE — In this edition of Business Day Spotlight, we focus on a new telecoms report as the debate around mobile data prices continues in SA. Our host Mudiwa Gavaza is joined by BrandsEye CEO Nic Ray to talk about their SA Telcos Sentiment Index report, how it came about and the insights that can drawn. SA’s telecommunications providers should ignore the court of public opinion at their peril, said the research firm in the report which analysed over 500 000 social media posts to gauge sentiment about the country’s largest operators - Vodacom, MTN, Cell C and Telkom. "SA consumers are unhappy with telco providers’ data pricing and poor customer service as 1 in 10 threatened to switch networks and 44.4% of complaints on social media went unanswered by providers” said BrandsEye. BrandsEye’s report comes on the heels of the much publicised report by the Competition Commission which found the large mobile operators to be pricing out poor South Africans in the data market. Business Day Spotlight is a MultimediaLIVE Production.

Originally published at https://www.get5.io/podcast/8-rob-stokes-treat-employees-like-adults Rob Stokes is an investor, entrepreneur & speaker who is passionate about business and education. He sits as a non-exec Director on the boards of BrandsEye, Openbox, Happy Flats and CloudOne.mobi. Rob founded the digital agency Quirk in 1999, one of South Africa’s earliest, most award-winning and now largest digital agencies, with five offices across Africa and in London. The company was acquired by WPP in 2014 and then became Mirum Africa in 2016. Nowadays Rob heads up Red & Yellow, the Creative School of Business (they are also the new co-organisers of DisruptHR Cape Town). Inspired by books such as Maverick by Ricardo Semler and How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big by Scott Adams, Rob grew his successful startup Quirk on the principles of treating employees like adults; giving them the freedom to work flexible hours & measuring their productivity through performance and output rather than ‘face time’ in the office. “The world has changed a lot and keeping those outdated mindsets is a disadvantage.” Timestamp notes: 0.25 — Rob chats about his concept of Juniors & Giants, as well as the parallels with Ricardo Semler’s book Maverick. 6.50 — Input vs Outcomes when it comes to work & attracting talent. 9.50 — Rob’s learnings through managing people over the last 10 years. 15.37 — Rob’s recipe for success: Skills + Motivation + Expectation = Success 18.35 — More books that have inspired Rob: Mindset by Carol Dweck 23.00 — Podcasts Rob listen to: The Knowledge Project, Tim Ferriss. 24.11 —  Reach Rob on the interwebs: Twitter, LinkedIN, Facebook

CliffCentral.com — In this podcast we chat to Nic Ray from BrandsEye on social media mentoring and how it relates to the customer experience. Nic is the Chief Marketing Officer of BrandsEye. He is also a dad, a surfer and a keen, but unlucky fisherman. He cut his teeth in ad-land working at Ogilvy in South Africa and the UK. He then went on to be part of the founding leadership team that built and sold an African digital agency group (Quirk) to WPP. Today, he is helping grow BrandsEye into a global opinion mining business.

Moneyweb Radio — Melanie Malherbe – MD, Brandseye.

Opinionsmätningarna hade fel i Brexit-omröstningen och USA-valet. I veckans program hör du en professionell spelare, en PR-byrå och en astrolog om andra sätt att förutspå framtidens politik. Paul Krishnamurty, professionell spelare, lever på att sätta pengar på politiska val. Han prickade in Brexit men förlorade en halv årslön när Donald Trump vann valet i USA. Jean Pierre Kloppers, VD på företaget BrandsEye i Sydafrika, berättar hur de förutspådde Brexit, Trump och det sydafrikanska valet med hjälp av twitter. Nu tittar de på Europa inför presidentvalet i Frankrike nästa år.Ophira, en av de identiska tvillingsystrarna Astrotwins, spår till vardags om Hollywoodkändisar kommer gifta sig eller skilja sig. Men i stjärnorna såg hon också att Hillary Clinton skulle få svårt att vinna.Gäst i studion är Ivar Ekman, programledare för Konflikt i P1, som fått träning i att förutsäga framtiden i samarbete med den amerikanska underrättelsetjänsten.