041Online writer and author Faziela Harris will be taking the stage at Comic Con Africa 2026, joining a panel that explores how writers can navigate social media without losing their creative voice.
She forms part of “The Algorithm Is Not the Enemy: Marketing Your Writing on Social Media”, a session taking place on the Pop-Taku Stage, focused on helping writers build visibility in an increasingly digital world.
A Conversation for Modern Creatives
The panel brings together three authors who each approach storytelling and audience-building differently, and who collectively run 3Goose Media, a creative media agency for authors choosing community over clout.
- Namreen Sonday offers insight into branding, audience psychology, and consistency, drawing from her experience working with major brands
- Fazila Cariem, author of Her Peace at War, shares practical lessons from applying strategy in real time
- Faziela Harris brings a creative and visual perspective, focusing on how design, content, and storytelling come together across platforms like reels, reviews, and launches
Speaking on the panel, Faziela brings her experience as both a writer and visual storyteller, offering insight into how creatives can stand out in crowded digital spaces while staying authentic to their work.
What Attendees Can Expect
Attendees can expect a mix of practical advice and real-world insight, including:
- How to build a personal brand as a writer
- Ways to use social media without feeling forced or inauthentic
- Content ideas that translate across platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and blogs
- Tips on consistency, audience growth, and visibility
The session is designed to be interactive, combining strategy with lived experience and giving creatives tools they can apply immediately.
Inside Comic Con Africa 2026
Taking place from 30 April to 3 May 2026, Comic Con Africa continues to grow as one of the country’s leading pop culture events.
The four-day experience brings together:
- Panels and discussions across multiple stages
- Local and international creators
- Gaming, anime, and film experiences
- Cosplay showcases and competitions
- Artist alleys and fan-driven activations
Comic Con Africa has also become a key space for local creatives to connect, collaborate, and showcase their work alongside international names, making it an important platform for industry growth in South Africa.
Why This Panel Matters
As more creatives turn to platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube to share their work, understanding how to navigate algorithms and audience expectations has become part of the creative process itself.
This panel speaks directly to that shift, offering insight into how to market your work effectively while still staying true to your voice.
Planning Your Visit
With a packed schedule across multiple stages, it’s worth planning ahead to catch the sessions that matter most.
Buy tickets here
Download the full show guide
Schedules are subject to change.
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