Why marketing needs a wider lens
Marketing missing the mark? You might need a broader range of people in the room, says YouTube NZ Marketing Future Marketer of the Year 2025 Simran Wadhawan.
Marketing missing the mark? You might need a broader range of people in the room, says YouTube NZ Marketing Future Marketer of the Year 2025 Simran Wadhawan.
Marketing should be the engine room of any business, but it doesn’t always get the respect it deserves.
Tactical skills are important. But marketers who invest in building trust, access and influence with stakeholders deliver compounding value.
This extract from James Hurman’s Future Demand explores how markets really work, how people decide and what advertising means.
Once upon a time, we were told books were dead. But the industry is still alive and kicking. So how do you sell them in 2026?
By building an always-on brand, Wild Dunedin is evolving from an event to a community that shifts perceptions and creates lasting impact.
Research by Dr Tim Antric and Te Awanui Reeder explain why campaigns that ‘look Māori’, but operate on the standard behaviour change models, aren’t effective.
As AI rewrites the rules of search, consistent brand meaning and credible proof points make earned media a genuine performance channel for marketers.
It struck Rawinia Dolan recently that she runs two full-time campaigns: one with deadlines and LinkedIn posts, and one with school drop-offs and lunchboxes.
When it comes to determining ROI on behaviour change campaigns, pitch the finance not the philosophy, says EECA’s Russ Duncan.