A lot of businesses were hit hard by the pandemic last year, especially small businesses. In 2020, Propergaanda witnessed first hand the fallout that resulted from the pandemic. Therefore, we decided to launch a new venture ‘PG Bazaar’ which solely focuses on small, local and homegrown businesses. We also recognised that the demand for healthier and better quality products is increasing which is why creating a singular platform where local businesses like yours can get a boost is what the people need. PG Bazaar is a curated, online shopping experience that promotes home grown and small businesses through engaging content production, authentic reviews and a focus on targeted marketing.
To set this in motion, we’ve launched a 3 month subscription for 35 exclusive businesses on a first come first serve basis, starting May 2021.
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A feed post for an article on locally made moisturisers -
A feed post for an article on embroidered hoops
Brands that are part of the initial 3 month subscription will be featured on Propergaanda a minimum of 3-5 times. This includes being incorporated in 1-2 PG Bazaar articles with posts on all socials, 2 Instagram and Facebook stories, 2 Tweets and being featured on PG’s website as well.
Featured Article The article is posted on PG’s website with hyperlinks to the brands official page where readers can buy products. The posters of these articles are also on all our socials which again redirects users.
Proof of reach:
Instagram and Facebook stories Instagram and Facebook stories will redirect readers to the brands page through swipe up links. Below are examples of stories that we curated for artists who make embroidered hoops.
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IG story for artists who curated embroidered hoops
The minimum reach of our articles is between 75,000 to 1000,000 people, all of whom are 100% organic readers. Our Instagram has 70K followers with over 11 million impressions and Facebook has around 175K followers. Our main goal is to ensure your brand gets the recognition it needs.