2021 TVNZ-NZ Marketing Awards Goes Virtual
The Awards – now in its 30th year – will therefore go ahead as a Virtual Event on December 2. This will be streamed via NZ Marketing Awards – New Zealand Marketing Magazine, at 12pm.
The Awards – now in its 30th year – will therefore go ahead as a Virtual Event on December 2. This will be streamed via NZ Marketing Awards – New Zealand Marketing Magazine, at 12pm.
At its simplest and most powerful, Kirsten Ogden of Woods Agency says brand strategy is the acknowledgement that you’re in a relationship with your customer. Here, she explains how marketers should be working with their agency partners to grow this relationship.
Content marketing is an increasingly important revenue generator for New Zealand magazine publishers, this according to an informal Magazine Publishers Association survey. It also has the potential to give marketers greater access to audiences with significantly less output.
Tourism New Zealand has taken out Brand of the Year at this year’s Asia Pacific Effies.
Kiwi consumers shared with NZ Marketing and Toluna why loyalty programmes matter most to them and where they find value in subscribing to them.
NZ Marketing and Toluna have teamed up to bring you insights from Kiwi consumers on their privacy and personal data-sharing concerns, and what this means for your marketing.
It might not feel like the ideal time to market your service-based business, but marketing expert Kathryn McGarvey says taking this time to make some small changes to your tactics will have clients queueing up to work with you. And they’ll be the best clients you’ve ever had.
Interbrand Australia and New Zealand has revealed the brands across the region with the potential to become global icons, including New Zealand-based B Corp broker, Sharesies.
The emphasis on customer experience is arguably at its greatest today because the structure of almost everything brands do has been upended by the Covid-19 pandemic. Ben Morgan explains why the Business of Experience may be the best approach in determining future customer-focused strategies.
New research from Toluna points says that the concept of consumer loyalty has been turned on its head with Kiwis now more inclined to support brands who align with their personal values.