Jon Cherry is a versatile journalist who writes for various publications, including Cherryflava, The Buffalo News, Truthout, and The New York Times. With a focus on trends and innovation, Jon covers a wide range of topics, from marketing and branding to politics and weather. His articles provide insightful analysis and commentary on current events and cultural phenomena.
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Jon Cherry's articles primarily focus on product promotions and seasonal content. His coverage indicates a strong emphasis on marketing, branding, and strategy in the context of promoting products or services. If you have insights related to developing promotional strategies for brands, analyzing market trends during specific seasons, or understanding consumer behavior during promotional events like Christmas, it could be valuable to reach out to him.
Given the seasonal nature of his coverage, pitching timely insights related to upcoming holidays or significant marketing periods may increase your chances of engagement. Furthermore, if you have expertise in evaluating and strategizing around promotional deals for brands across different industries, Jon Cherry might find value in your input.
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By: Jon Cherry
Several elements have contributed to the deindustrialisation of the country over the past three decades, but none has been more devastating than the effects of load shedding.
By: Jon Cherry
How might South Africa be able to design a manufacturing sector that produces more of what we want, and less of what we don't want?
The majority of what gets labelled as 'strategy' even in big organisations who pay millions to have a CEO craft a great strategy to guide them - is not good strategy at all.
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The world’s most successful companies all think about brands very differently from companies that are not as successful over time. Restricting investment in brand is seen as business suicide.
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