Ahmad Salim of Deloitte Digital Creative NZ
Ahmad Salim shares why 2021 was the time to make bold moves, and what the future holds for creative marketing in NZ.
Ahmad Salim shares why 2021 was the time to make bold moves, and what the future holds for creative marketing in NZ.
Creative marketers tell how embracing the challenges of modern marketing and channelling a collective response can be a winning combo.
Twenty years after its inception, Kiwibank set out to develop a new brand identity that’s inclusive for all New Zealanders.
Magazine brands are suited to create quality bespoke content for advertisers writes Sally Duggan of the Magazine Publishers Association.
Privacy on the internet is of ongoing concern. David Nothling-Demmer speaks to Google’s Jessica Martin, about a privacy conscious eco-system.
Jonathan Cotton explores how data, with its certitude, measurability, unvarnished truths, is powering more personalised customer experiences.
As the cost-of-living rises, research has shown that Kiwi shoppers are increasingly driven by necessity. NZ Marketing speaks to retail marketers about how they are acknowledging changing customer priorities and adapting their strategies to accommodate this.
From the development of new and advanced technologies to the takeover of social media, retail is one of the industries expected to always be at the top of its game and holding the attention of consumers. So, when it comes to trends shaping CX around mobile commerce, Sally Feinson, Marketing, Brand and Communications Director at Trade Me is well placed to share insights into marketing strategy that works.
Targeting individuals through social media is a strategy marketers are increasingly good at – and one that pays off. But with privacy concerns and the need to remain relevant in a crowded market ever present, content producers can’t simply rest on the data. So, we engage social media experts to ask what makes for a winning strategy and discover insights from brands realising the results.
Mollie Edwards chats to professionals at agencies that have recently bolstered their media integration, hears from those who’ve been in the PR game for many years and looks at what this change means for the industry.