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FCCI Networking with a Difference
Dear Randburg Chamber Member & interested business Leaders, You are cordially invited to attend the September Networking with a Difference event. Kindly hosted by Hirsch’s Super Store, Paulshof. In August a record 70+ Attendees had a marvellous opportunity to pick up many leads, in between tasting the delicious snacks served throughout the morning. The September…
The Power of Reputation Marketing for Local Businesses
Running a small business in South Africa presents unique challenges, especially in the digital age. One crucial aspect that can make or break your success is your online reputation. This is where reputation marketing for local businesses comes in—using customer reviews to promote your business. But what exactly is reputation marketing, and how does it…
Update On Covid-19 Loan Scheme
The Covid-19 Loan Guarantee Scheme was set up to help ease some pressure off qualifying businesses negatively affected by low economic activity following the global lockdown imposed to reduce the spread of COVID-19. It has been reviewed to make it easier to access. Some of the changes include that bank credit assessments and loan approvals…
Turn Your Subscribers into Loyal Customers with Email Campaigns
When I first started working with small businesses, I noticed a common struggle: plenty of subscribers, but not enough paying customers. Many business owners felt stuck, unsure how to bridge the gap between capturing interest and converting it into sales. One particular bakery owner I worked with had an impressive email list but wasn’t seeing…
The Powers of CCMA Commissioners
In the interests of resolving labour disputes CCMA commissioners have been given a wide variety of powers including the power to: Subpoena witnesses and documents On authorisation, enter and inspect any premises on which any relevant document or other object is to be found On authorisation, remove and inspect any relevant document or other object…
ITAC Rebate Certificates Expire At Midnight On 31st May 2020
This notice serves to remind interested parties that all rebate certificates issued by the International Trade Administration Commission of South Africa (“ITAC”) under Rebate Item 412.11/00.00/01.00 (“Rebate Item 412.11”) of the Fourth Schedule to the Customs and Excise Act, 91 of 1964 will expire at midnight on Sunday, 31 May 2020. ITAC will not be…