We have always found that the most successful projects are a collaboration between us and our clients. Most often, it’s clients who have a clear idea of what they want, and put careful thought into articulating it, who end up happiest.
To celebrate our eighth birthday, we’re launching our online course demo to show clients everything that’s possible - from the various types of content you can embed to the types of questions you can have in a quiz.
South Africa’s Protection of Personal Information Act, otherwise known as the POPI Act or POPIA, became enforceable on July 1st, 2021, much to many people’s alarm. We are by no means experts on the topic, but, in wrapping our heads around it and understanding how
By Mulesa Photo by Clay Banks In the past two weeks, our social media news feeds have been filled with news on George Floyd - an African-American man who tragically died at the hands of a white police officer while he was being arrested - and the
By Tom Social media can often leave one confounded. Posts that you thought would tick over often suddenly fly and ones you thought would flourish sometimes fall flat. Its ever-changing nature is what makes it interesting, though, and often very rewarding. My exposure to social media
The best part of having Made Marian as a client is when she sends through new cards, paintings and prints to add to the website.
We’re really lucky that we get to work with such a diverse range of clients – from schools to designers, architects, luxury safari guides, and impact investors. We especially love working with clients who are doing incredible things to improve lives.
Pomegranite has built quite a few school websites over the last couple years, and the latest one we've just launched is the Drakensberg Boys Choir site.
By Liz Pomegranite recently live tweeted (and built the website for) the Alternative Mining Indaba and when I was putting our event report together, I was looking for some great tools to show off our work. I'd heard about Google's 'If This Then That' tool (IFTTT) which
Weve been running Pomegranite for two and a half years now, and sometimes I still feel like I need a guide for client meetings. Here are five things I took away from my last (very successful - hooray!) meeting: Check Google Maps before you leave so
So you’ve chosen a name for your business and you’re ready show the world your brand spanking new logo. Your designer starts asking you a lot of questions and suddenly it all seems like a big decision to make in one meeting. The decisions you make
It gives you quite a thrill – working with entrepreneurs who have a cracking idea, workshopping the branding and business plan, designing the logo, building the website, and then experiencing their finished product and being blown away. At the beginning of the year, Marc and Monika