HELP US EXPLAIN AFRICA TO THE WORLD
Our mission is to create a high quality archive of South African culture, freely available to you. We broadcast stories of South African culture to the world — what makes us dance, play, watch and listen.
Want to help? Join us on Patreon.
FOUNDERS
Anje Rautenbach (Producer/Writer)
Johann M Smith (Director/Writer)
partner with slow
Do you want to celebrate the icons in your industry?
SLOW offers partnerships for brands and businesses in the form of documentaries backed by Digital Shelf — a marketing content agency — with its wealth of experience in distribution and marketing campaigns.
SLOW is an endorsement of South-Africa-made. Our advertisers are represented by SLOW for their products, services, and for their belief in the welfare of South African culture and content. All delivered in tangible, practical packages. With zero pretence and full authenticity.
Our platform enables advertisers to reach audiences who seek to celebrate the experiences shared by our Rainbow Nation.
Do you want to partner with SLOW? Contact hello@gosomewhereslow.com
more about digital shelf
Digital Shelf is a digital marketing and content creation agency backed by 21 years of combined media and marketing expertise.
We design, develop and optimise brands’ narratives online, through quality branding, film, copywriting and limitless creativity. We implement and execute ideas from start to finish – driven by purpose and results – to get businesses in front of the right people, with maximum impact. Digital Shelf delivers tangible, measurable results; a comprehensive set of turn-key solutions designed to help you achieve your objectives.
Digital Shelf’s portfolio proudly includes Isuzu Motors South Africa, Winchester Mansions, the South African Bone Registry, Safari.com, Bonnievale Wines, Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra and many more.
Need Digital Shelf’s services? Contact info@digitalshelf.biz
the origins of slow
SLOW originally started out as Going Somewhere Slowly in 2012, as a travel publication by Anje Rautenbach. In 2019, she joined Digital Shelf as a partner and alongside its founder, Johann M Smith, the publication was reimagined, redeveloped, and relaunched in 2021 as go somewhere SLOW — or just SLOW in short.