Watt Communications evolves into GinjaNinjaPR:
Watt Communications is now GinjaNinjaPR
Boutique ICT PR agency, Watt Communications has undergone a brand revamp and will be known as GinjaNinjaPR as of 1 August 2016.
Owner and chief ninja, Samantha Watt says that it was time to more accurately define the business and the passionate people behind it: “Technically, Ninjas in their true form don’t exist, but there is nothing stopping any of us from finding our own inner modern-day ninja. This is what the name change is all about, to discover and evolve into our true selves, uniquely so and to remind the market why we are so good at what we do, and why every small and medium sized company needs GinjaNinjaPR.”
Watt says that as the original GinjaNinja, she takes immense pride in the journey she has been on for the past 13 years as a self-employed communications consultant: “What started out as a joint venture in 2003 became a solo journey in 2011, and while the journey has been a roller-coaster ride, we remain successful and relevant in a sector that people don’t often succeed within. I have used my 26 years of communications experience to offer clients a vital and valuable service, but I have also used it to define who I am as a consultant and a person. So moving from Watt Communications to GinjaNinjaPR is both a personal and professional journey.”
While the brand retains its cheeky ginja visual, the alignment with ninjas means something more to Watt: “As ninjas, we embody a relentless passion to deliver to our clients, often surpassing human limits, we have a strength and agility that is rare. A fighting power, we never give up and are confident and always in control of our PR campaigns. A keen awareness of our surroundings, as Ninja’s we have an innate ability to influence people and develop our client campaigns. We are grounded in reality and only promise what we can truly deliver.”
She acknowledges that this is a big brand change for her agency, but is excited that clients and media will witness how this evolution will also transition into their businesses: “While I become more of a ninja-inspired version of myself, let us discover the ninjas in your business and do what we do best: create awareness, shape perceptions, develop relationships, educate markets and in short, make you famous,” says Watt.
For a view of the newly unveiled brand visit www.ginjaninjaPR.co.za or contact Samantha@ginjaninjapr.co.za.
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