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    You are at:Home»Africa»C-CONNECT launches in South Africa

    C-CONNECT launches in South Africa

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    By Tapiwa Matthew Mutisi on August 18, 2024 Africa, Business, Infrastructure, Investments, News, Technology, Telecoms

    C-CONNECT, a new virtual mobile network operator, has recently launched across South Africa, aiming to revolutionize the mobile service experience for the country’s discerning prepaid user base with an innovative rewards-based approach. As an emerging contender in the telecommunications arena, C-CONNECT stands out not only for its cost-effective solutions but also for the opportunities it presents to entrepreneurs and small to medium-sized enterprises (SMMEs) eager to adopt cutting-edge solutions.

    Leveraging the solid network infrastructure of Cell C, C-CONNECT introduces a distinctive offering to the market: a rewards program that compensates users for their mobile expenditures. Customers earn a 10% return in the form of Cha-Chings, the company’s proprietary in-app currency, whenever they recharge their Airtime or Data. These Cha-Chings can then be exchanged for a variety of lifestyle rewards, such as prepaid utilities, event tickets, and gaming vouchers.

    For entrepreneurial minds, C-CONNECT’s business model provides a twofold advantage. It delivers substantial cost savings, which is crucial in a fiscal climate where every cent is vital. Additionally, the rewards program offers fresh ways to engage and retain customers, presenting businesses with creative methods to incentivize loyalty.

    Signing up for a C-CONNECT SIM is a breeze, with the process accessible via the app or website, and SIM delivery options include direct to home or collection at designated points. The RICA registration is entirely digital, streamlining the activation process and eliminating the need for in-store visits, a significant convenience for entrepreneurs who require seamless connectivity.

    Recharging services are just as user-friendly, with various channels such as the C-CONNECT app, USSD, and partner retail outlets. The platform also accommodates Ringas or Blu Voucher recharges, adding to the user flexibility. Notably, Data usage within the C-CONNECT app and Airtime via USSD are zero-rated, benefiting users who manage their accounts predominantly online.

    Richard Anderson, the Chief Operating Officer at C-CONNECT, views the company’s market entry as well-timed. He predicts a robust demand for their MVNO services, given the financial strain on South African consumers. Anderson is enthusiastic about providing consumers with rewarding connections and offering businesses novel ways to delight their customers.

    Anderson underscores that C-CONNECT’s unique selling point in a saturated market is its ability to deliver meaningful rewards for purchasing voice and data services—essentials for all users. For entrepreneurs, this translates into an opportunity to weave rewards into their customer experience strategies, thereby enhancing value and fostering greater customer loyalty.

    Cell C strategizes to compete with Vodacom and MTN for market share

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    Tapiwa Matthew Mutisi has been covering blockchain technology, intelligent technologies, cryptocurrency, cybersecurity, telecommunications technology, sustainability, autonomous vehicles, and other topics for Innovation Village since 2017. In the years since, he has published over 4,000 articles — a mix of breaking news, reviews, helpful how-tos, industry analysis, and more. | Open DM on Twitter @TapiwaMutisi

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