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May 18, 2020

[Statement] The Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition, Ebrahim Patel, has gazetted the directions providing for a wide range of goods to be available to consumers through e-Commerce platforms from today. This follows the announcement by President Ramaphosa last night that e-Commerce would be expanded beyond what has been announced previously.

The Regulations setting out economic activities that can reopen, provided for directions to be published on increasing the scope of goods which could be sold through e-Commerce platforms.

Effective today, and subject to all applicable laws, all goods will be available for transaction through e-Commerce platforms with the exception of liquor and tobacco, which have been expressively prohibited for sale to the public during Alert Level 4. These products would be reconsidered in future when the Regulations permit their sale.

These gazetted directions enable the sale of products through e-Commerce platforms and delivery-systems that are currently not available at retail outlets, including household appliances, electronic goods, furniture, books, music, gym products, the full range of clothing and footwear products, household utensils and others.

“We strongly believe in the value of e-Commerce as a critical enabler to opening the economy through contactless transactions. This can reduce the movement of consumers, and the density of shoppers in retail spaces. Further it can accelerate innovation, support local manufacturing and increase access by the informal market and poorer South Africans,” Minister Patel said today.

“We are in the middle of a global pandemic that has taken hundreds of thousands of lives across the world. Protecting the lives of workers and consumers is critical as we open up the economy. We have consulted with stakeholders to get the proper health and safety protocols in place which can allow the full e-Commerce supply chain to operate safely while mitigating the risk of it becoming a vector for transmission of the coronavirus,” said Minister Patel.

Affordable Personalized Educational Display Materials available at The Web BUG

Affordable Personalized Educational Display Materials available at The Web BUG

May 7, 2020

COVID-19 – Lockdown Level 4

HELPING YOU PREPARE YOUR BUSINESS

– Hand Sanitizing Station
– Posters
– Correx Boards
– Distance Floor Markers
– Banners
– Pull Up Banners
– X-banners

Contact us to place your order:
info@webbug.co.za • 073 507 6655 • www.webbug.co.za
or
Visit our Store
74, c/o 5th Str & Douglas de Villiers Str, Krugersdorp North

* Masks Required to Enter
If you don’t have one…. We sell at the door!

Correx Boards

Correx Boards

Apr 30, 2020

Covid-19 Boards for Bekker Highschool
Prevention Tips, Symptoms and How to Wash your Hands Boards. — at Bekker Highschool.

Question: Is it now a good time to start a website for my Business?

Apr 7, 2020

Answer: YES, More than ever have the world moved online now, and you need to compete in the market by having online presence.

Step 1 – Get your own website,

A Website is your Business , Office or Shop online,

A Website is what your Customers will see so make an impression they will not forget.

Showcase your business , show what you do, have done and what you are able to do.

Show that you are professional , trustworthy and relightable.

Stay away from Free websites, Free hosting, Free ,Free, Free, There is a reason why its free,

they use you to advertise their business and 9 out of 10 times has the free or cheap sites missing

components to make it cheap and to force you to pay for upgrades. Get a proper website the first time.

No need to warry we do professional proper websites , the real thing with all the bells and whistles at an affordable price.

We do it all for you with that personal touch without making you broke. See www.webbug.co.za for more info.

Step 2 – Market your website,

                Once you have a website you need to advertise it

                Start by adding your domain name and related email to all your documents, invoices, branding.

                Advertise online:

                                Open a google business account.

                                Open a Facebook Account and make use of the advertisement tools.

                                Whatever social media or advertisement accounts you open make sure you manage it regularly.

                                If you have funds available get a professional to help and manage this,

Step 3 – Market your Business:

                Keep on marketing your business and create brand awareness in your surrounding areas or in areas you trade in,

                “ALWAYS REMIND PEOPLE OF YOUR EXISTANCE”

                Brand your Business by Vehicle Branding, Signage, Promotional gifts, Branded Clothing for Staff, Business Cards, Flyers, Invoice Books

Email Signatures ….

Whenever interacting with a client make sure they will remember your company.

LOCK DOWN

LOCK DOWN

Mar 26, 2020

To our fellow South Africans and Valued Clients

We will be operating during the coming days and weeks ahead but will:

– be printing for essential services only.
– be available by phone and email only.
– be closed for our staff and other non essential services.

Until 17 April 2020, when we will commence with outstanding orders in the system as well as welcome new business from you when we return.

Being part of this industry, where socializing is usually the name of the game – this is very hard for us as we know it is for you.

We believe that everyone will do their part of social distancing and self-isolation. We look forward to reconnecting with our staff and clients after the lockdown and trust you will remain healthy and in good spirits until then.