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For Women’s month (August), our blog will be creating a platform for Women-Owned Businesses. We not only want to profile successful women but rather give them a platform to advertise their products and services to potential clients and possibly collaborate with other women too.

When chatting to entrepreneurs, apart from access to finance, one of the biggest challenges that they face is ACCESS TO MARKETS. You can be great at what you do but if people do not know that your brand exists in the first place… they will not be able to support it.

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Our blog King Gina’s World has managed to significantly grow its audience/readers in the past 4 months and we would like to give women-owned businesses an opportunity to send us a brief description of their product and service offering. Who knows… your future client could be reading our blog, locally and internationally.



To have your company featured in our Women’s Day Business Directory kindly send us the following:

·         A 50-word business profile outlining your product/service offering.
·         A high resolution image of yourself (optional)
·         A high resolution image of your product/service offering or company logo
·         Company contact details, business address (optional), website address and social media handles

This is only for women-owned businesses and businesses where women own 51% or more of the business.

Please note that the company can be based anywhere in the world and not only just South Africa. This call is open to all women, INTERNATIONALLY.


The directory will be published on our blog on the 9th of August 2017 (Women's Day in South Africa) and will be advertised on all of our social media platforms.


Send all profiles to: kingginasworld@gmail.com before the 4th of August 17H00.
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