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Working With the Kings of Culture

5 August 2019 by Alan

MyPR: Working With the Kings of Culture:

Kings of Culture

A day in the life of a marketer is never the same, especially at CBD Marketing where one day we help to grow cosmetic brands and the next we help influencers help achieve their personal goals.

Our diversity in clients have expanded even further and we are so excited to take hands with the Kings of Culture team, to assist in building their brand.

Martin and Roxanne are the masterminds behind Kings of Culture and what sets them apart from other clothing lines is that their shirts are handmade within the local community, giving a true representation of being proudly South African.

Their vibrant shirts may not be every man’s cup of tea, but that is the point – to be unique.

We have introduced this uniqueness to some unique individuals that you may be familiar with. Ryan Botha, Bantu Black, Nathan Castle and not even to mention Siv Ngesi rocking out his Kings of Culture shirt at the Corona Open in J-Bay this year.

This is only the beginning of our partnership, but we can’t hide our excitement to what is to come! Keep your eyes open…

Follow CBD Marketing and Kings of Culture to learn more about our campaign and the brand.

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