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MyPR has experienced a bit of an explosion this year in visitors to our site.What gives everyone involved in SEO and PR a little bit of comfort is that your press release is reaching your target market. After all – you wouldn’t be happy if MyPR has NO visitors from South Africa as then submitting your press releases to MyPR would be pretty pointless – almost as pointless as exclusively submitting press releases to Twitter or Facebook only! The Top 30 Countries in Order from Highest to Lowest – … [Read more...] about Top 30 Countries Visiting MyPR

Boomtown has been awarded the Ocean Basket account and tasked with assisting rebirth the brand locally and abroad.The decision to partner with the agency was made by Ocean Basket CEO Grace Harding and her team after a pitch requiring both strategic and creative presentations. Founded by Fats and George Lazarides (they opened their first store in 1995 in Pretoria), Ocean Basket is a highly-successful global business with over 215 restaurants in 19 countries including Kazakhstan, Cyprus, … [Read more...] about Boomtown wins Ocean Basket business

Several volunteers discovered the challenges faced by people in wheelchairs when they undertook various tasks as part of the annual SPAR Eastern Cape Wheelchair Wednesday campaign in Gqeberha this week. Run by the Association for Persons with Physical Disabilities NMB, the initiative promotes awareness of the importance of shops and businesses to be user-friendly to those with special needs. Photo: Leon HugoA further 200 people who cannot afford assistive devices will receive the gift of … [Read more...] about The gift of mobility awaits another 200 people

Today we answer the age old question of; “How long should my load shedding backup battery last?” whilst resisting the temptation to answer with; “How long is a piece of string!”.“With the increased tempo of loadshedding in South Africa we are getting many enquiries about the longevity of different batteries that clients have installed for backup,” says Straton Solar. South Africa is approaching 130 days of continuous loadshedding and for many people that means 260 incidents of loadshedding in … [Read more...] about As we Approach 130 Days of Loadshedding the Demand for Replacement Batteries Spikes

NMBBEA 2022 FinalistsThe Nelson Mandela Bay Business Event Awards (NMBBEA) aim to showcase the depth and professionalism of suppliers to organisations who wish to host their business events in our city. Business events include conferences, seminars, tradeshows and expos. More than 200 nominations were received this year, representing a diverse and inspiring group of local businesses and entrepreneurs. The selection process is rigorous. After nominations closed in July, nominees had to submit a … [Read more...] about Event suppliers shine in Nelson Mandela Bay

The Abantu Integrity Movement (AIM) congratulates it’s ViC (Volunteer in Chief), Mkhuseli Jack, for being elected to the position of Deputy Mayor for the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality after the grueling Vote of No Confidence in former Executive Mayor, Eugene Johnson, in the early hours of Thursday morning’s council meeting – 22 September 2022.AIM is a fledgling movement in Nelson Mandela Bay that contested the 2021 local elections and secured one seat which propelled Jack onto … [Read more...] about AIM Secures Deputy Mayor Position in NMB

Johannesburg, 26 September 2022: Southern Africa-based retailer PNA has announced the successful culmination of a fundraising campaign launched on Mandela Day 2022. The Rock Your Funky Socks Day initiative saw just over 75 000 stickers sold, with PNA topping up the final amount to R1,2 million. These profits are earmarked for the financing and construction of 4 new Early Childhood Development schools in underfunded communities.The campaign is the result of a partnership between PNA and Breadline … [Read more...] about Retailer PNA and NGO Breadline Africa build 5 new ECD’s across South Africa

From left to right: Ayanda Steto, Buyer; Bianca Van Vollenhoven, Regional Manager; Pieter Engelbrecht, Shoprite Holdings CEO; Warren Kuppadu, Store Manager; Mark Copeland, Divisional Manager; and Otto Goedde, Deputy Divisional Manager.Eastern Cape’s first Checkers FX supermarket creates 138 new jobs in Gqeberha The newly revamped Boardwalk Mall is home to the Eastern Cape’s first world-class Checkers FreshX supermarket, which has created new jobs for 138 employees. The store has a total of 202 … [Read more...] about Eastern Cape’s first Checkers FX supermarket creates 138 new jobs in Gqeberha

When it comes to press release submissions we all want to get the best bang for our buck and the widest most comprehensive reach possible.MyPR Clients using our paid for press release submission service can maximise the reach of their releases by doing the following: The guaranteed web sites that MyPR Featured Releases can be drip fed to are: MyGqeberha.com, MyPE.co.za, MyCapeTown.co.za, MyDurban.co.za, MyJHB.co.za, MyPTA.co.za, BuyPE.co.za, MyCradock.co.za, Komani.co.za and MyZA.co.za – these … [Read more...] about Squeezing the Most out of Your Featured Press Releases on MyPR

Today’s results from a Google Search for web sites accepting “free press release submissions” can be seen below.It must be said that we ran this search not expecting great fireworks from MyPR.co.za as, we admit, the competition is stiff worldwide. BUT, as they say in all sport; “Check the Scoreboard!” and, for us at MyPR, the scoreboard has been most gracious and kind as we rocket to the top of the Search Engine Results. Please do peruse the results below and try out some of the other ‘free … [Read more...] about MyPR Ran a Google Search for “Free Press Release Submissions” we are Ecstatic

Something else from MyGqeberhaAssistant Springbok Coach, Deon Davids, takes questions from the Media ahead of the Springboks first test against Georgia on Friday. In the lead-up to the 2019 Rugby Championship opener in Johannesburg, Davids was spotted at a Springbok training session wearing a team tracksuit and chatting with the other coaches. Erasmus played down speculation at the time, stating that Davids had joined the session as ‘an observer’. Following the 2019 Rugby World Cup, SA Rugby … [Read more...] about St Francis Today – 6 September

Something else from MyGqeberhaJean de Villiers (born 24 February 1981) is a South African former professional rugby union player. He started his career at wing, but played most of his career as an inside centre. De Villiers previously played for Western Province in the Currie Cup, the Stormers in Super Rugby, Leicester Tigers in Premiership Rugby and internationally for South Africa, for whom he was named captain in June 2012. He made his first senior-level appearance for South Africa in … [Read more...] about Thousands More Reasons Why MyPR is GOOD for Your Business

Johannesburg, 25 August 2022: Following on from the success of building new classrooms and kitchen facilities at Sikhona Educare and Sunrise Educare in Khayelitsha with CSI partner Breadline Africa, South African retailer PNA has set its sight on building new facilities at another two new schools in the Eastern Cape, namely the Ntlakwe Pre-school and the Thandabantu Pre-school respectively, located in the Eastern Cape. These schools collectively support over 100 children, aged six months to 5 … [Read more...] about Rock your Funky Socks on 2 September 2022 for education: Help PNA Build more Schools!

Johannesburg, 23 August 2022:– You’re a strong, independent woman who can do anything on your own — including buying a home. This is beyond empowering, but you also want to be as informed as possible going into the process, to ensure you get an amazing space at a fair price.The club you’re about to join has shown a steady increase in women’s buying power in the residential property market. Lightstone data recently released shows that over the past six years, single female first-time property … [Read more...] about More Women Are First Time Home Buyers in South Africa Than Men

Successive years of drought and stringent water restrictions have forced several farmers who rely on the Kouga Dam in the Gamtoos River Valley (pictured) to relocate or close shop. Photo: JOHN WAITSUCCESSIVE years of stringent water restrictions on farmers’ drawings from the Kouga Dam are taking their toll in the citrus-rich Gamtoos River Valley, with several commercial farmers having relocated or closing shop over the past 12 months. Last month, the Department of Water and Sanitation announced … [Read more...] about Gamtoos farmers buckle under sixth year of stringent water quotas