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I started working at L2B in April 2017 as an Accounts Executive. Not knowing too much about the construction industry. Learning new things every day and enjoying every second of it. Loving what I do!
Western Cape – PPA 25249
| Description |
| Construction of a Station House development previously known as “The Fulcrum” on 19 Kloof Road, Sea Point, Cape Town, Western Cape. The development is a 12 storey building comprising of the following amenities: residential apartments, meeting pods, fitness centre, boutique hotel suites, parking / storage, and a Signature Pick ‘N Pay supermarket among other components. The GPS Coordinates are: -33.919038, 18.387203. |
| Status | Region |
| Underway | Green Point, Western Cape |
| Category | Value |
| Building | R 200 Million+ |
| Industry | Timing |
| Hospitality & Leisure, Residential, Retai | April 2019 – October 2022 (30 Months) |
| Sector | Class |
| Private | Invited / Negotiated |
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I joined Leads 2 Business as an Account Executive in July 2011 and was part of the dynamic sales team in JHB for 2 years. I relocated to the beautiful city of Durban in 2013 and absolutely love KZN. I am very proud to be part of the L2B family and Legacy!
A decrease in water pressure is an early warning sign of issues with your plumbing. Leaky pipes do not have a lot of warning signs.
If you notice a decrease in your water pressure, the first thing you should check is whether your water heater is still in good condition. Slow water pressure can happen when your water heater malfunctions. However, a change in water pressure can also indicate a leaky pipe. Old pipes can also be a problem because rust builds up over time and clogs the pipes. Leaking pipes are sometimes hard to pick up as they are hidden pipes but one can see if there is a damp spot on walls or ceilings.
Faucets should also be repaired or replaced. Replacing faucets is a very budget-friendly way to improve your plumbing and it saves on water.
Discoloured water is a huge red flag. The colour of the water can tell you what the issue is. Orange, red or yellow indicates that it is rusty pipes. Eventually over time corrosion will cause holes in the pipes. Blue or green water indicates brass or copper in the fittings. When your water is black it could well possibly be growth and that can be dangerous.
A clogged drain can end up being a serious problem. Slow-moving or clogged drains can be poor venting in the pipes. You would need a professional to inspect the problem and repair them.
Two types of pipes play a role in how long the pipes in your home will last. Drain pipes and water supply pipes. Supply pipes are under a lot more pressure than other pipes and can cause more damage if they leak. They would be brass, copper or galvanized steel. The upside is, that they do last longer, from 80 to 100 years. Drain pipes are usually made of PVC and only last from 25 to 40 years. It’s important to know what types of pipes you have and to keep track of their age.
You can avoid a big mess and save a lot of money in the long run by knowing more about the plumbing. Knowledge is key!
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My journey with L2B started in November 2021 as an Account Coordinator(AC). My main role is to schedule appointments for the Account Executives(AE). I mainly focus on quality appointments rather than quantity.
Western Cape – DTA 916088
RFPOW-239/2021/22 – Overberg Water
Overberg Water Board invites tenders for Appointment of the Contractor for the Refurbishment of Rapid Sandfilters at Overberg Water WTW – Duivenhoks Scheme.
| Category | Industry |
| Plant & Machinery, Mechanical | Water |
| Region | Site Inspection |
| Western Cape | No Details |
| Closing Date | Contract Period |
| 07 June 2022 at 14:00 | No Details |
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I am Ashlee Kelly and I have been with Leads 2 Business for a year and 3 months. Although new to the Company I have been in the construction industry for 4 Years. My passion is working with clients and ensuring that they grow their business in the right direction by getting involved in projects and tenders we can offer. I am a very out-going person with many characteristics, and love to help when a client needs any assistance.
If your perfectly created emails aren’t being delivered to your recipients’ inboxes, and instead go to their spam folder, it’s nothing less than frustrating. But why do legitimate emails go to spam?
Why do my emails go to spam?
It’s more likely to be a problem with the content of your actual email message rather than the mail service provider, let’s take a look at why your emails might be going to spam folders, and what you should do to prevent it.
Spam filters are upping their game
The main reason more emails go to spam folders these days is simply that spam filters are far more sophisticated. Google’s spam filters use Artificial Intelligence (AI) to curb annoying spam emails, by judging behaviour and rating accordingly. Google says that it’s been able to block 99.9 per cent of spam from reaching inboxes, while incorrectly classifying legitimate e-mail as spam only 0.05 per cent of the time.
Is your email wanted?
Internet Service Providers carefully monitor the behaviour of all emails and will direct email to junk if they don’t think the message is part of a conducive organic engagement. A company Mail server will anticipate the engagement and if it’s wanted, from previous behaviour. So if a subscriber has given you permission to email them and wants to engage with your message or newsletter, should they potentially forward it to a colleague then, your email reputation will increase.
Unsubscribe link?
You do not want your recipients to class or mark your message as spam because they don’t see a clear unsubscribe link or button. Your recipients need to see an easy opt-out option, with an easy-to-spot unsubscribe link. This is now a requirement of the POPI Act.
Email Design?
A well-designed email is put together with your recipients’ ease of use in mind:
Will the recipient recognise you by your use of colour, font and messaging? Is your brand clearly displayed?
Are your emails designed to be both mobile and desktop-friendly?
Is it free of spam trigger words like “FREE!!!” and “no risk”?
Is the body of the email easy to read and to the point?
Do you have a balance of images and text? A message containing images only is not good practice.
There’s no way to guarantee that all your messages will get delivered to the inboxes you intended them to get to. Every mail filter is different and you may still get flagged as spam by another filter. Always follow best practices when it comes to email, particularly if you are sending marketing messages, you at least stand a better chance of your messages getting delivered.
My Top 3 Tips:
Always send your email from a dedicated IP address.
Authenticate your emails using a strong password and SSL.
Make content clear and human with a visible unsubscribe link.
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Millennial Mom + wife living the hash-tag life. Reach out if you want to talk: L2B, social media, construction, technology, marriage, parenting, popular culture and travel. Remember: If You Fail - Fail Forward
Northern Cape – PPA 27881
| Description |
| Construction of a sewerage network for Dibeng, Phase 4, located in Dibeng in the Northern Cape. CIDB:7CE. The GPS co-ordinates are Latitude -27.596209709850132, Longitude 22.900073125903333 |
| Status | Region |
| Tender | Dibeng, Northern Cape |
| Category | Value |
| Infrastructure | R 31 Million – R 60 Million |
| Industry | Timing |
| Water | 2022 Onwards |
| Sector | Class |
| Public | Open Tender |
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I started my journey at Leads 2 Business in the Directory Department in 2012. I was then promoted to the Private Projects Department in 2014 and was recently promoted to Projects HOD this year.
