Tag: business
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How Much Does a Logo Cost in South Africa in 2026? (Real Price Guide)
Short answer: In South Africa in 2026, a logo typically costs anywhere from R150–R500 for a basic design from a freelancer or template tool, R1,500–R8,000 for a custom logo from a small studio, and R15,000–R80,000+ for a full brand identity system from an established agency. The right price for you depends on how much strategy,…
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Logo vs Brand Identity: What’s the Difference and Why It Matters
Short answer: A logo is a single visual mark — your symbol or wordmark. Brand identity is the entire system built around that mark: colours, typography, imagery style, tone of voice, and the rules for how it’s all used consistently across every touchpoint. A logo is one piece of furniture; brand identity is the whole…
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WordPress vs Wix for South African Small Businesses: Which Platform Should You Choose in 2026?
If you are a South African small business owner who has started researching website platforms, you have almost certainly encountered this choice: WordPress or Wix? Both are widely used, both have enthusiastic advocates, and both have meaningful limitations. The right answer depends entirely on your specific situation — and on understanding what each platform is…
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What Does a Graphic Designer Do in South Africa? A Plain-English Guide for Business Owners
Most South African business owners have a vague sense that they need “design” — but when it comes to actually hiring a graphic designer, things get blurry quickly. What exactly do they do? What should you expect from the process? What can a designer help with, and what falls outside their scope? This guide answers…
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Spaza Shop Flyer Design in South Africa: How to Make Flyers That Actually Bring in Customers
Walk through any township or community in South Africa and you’ll see them: hand-written specials on cardboard, photocopied black-and-white price lists, blurry WhatsApp images of this week’s deals. Spaza shop marketing, more often than not, looks like an afterthought. But here’s the reality — your neighbours are your customers, and they make buying decisions based…
