
Local matters: regional reporting is good for communities and the media industry
Regional reporting is the lifeblood of the media industry. It does more than just feed the news machine, it binds communities together.
A collection of media stories and features published in NZ Marketing magazine. This section is sponsored by Together, NZ’s largest independent media agency.
Regional reporting is the lifeblood of the media industry. It does more than just feed the news machine, it binds communities together.
Samantha Osborne, general manager of Cartology NZ, loves an opportunity to drive results. She’s been at the forefront of retail media in New Zealand from the beginning.
The Omnicom-IPG merger may look like a global play, but in a market like New Zealand, the local fallout could be massive. Alex Radford, partner and co-founder at D3, analyses the potential consequences.
How the Between Two Beers podcast went from a couple of old friends with a $200 microphone to one of Aotearoa’s favourite listens.
ThinkTV has launched ‘The TV Advertising Paradox’ – a campaign highlighting the incredible reach and ROI of television advertising.
Rumours of print’s demise have been around for years, but readers still love magazines. As life grows faster, mags – simple, lo-fi, unscrollable – are having a moment.
The world of PR is rapidly changing especially with the rise of social media and the decline of traditional media.
As New Zealand becomes more and more diverse, marketing strategies need to change to accommodate this new Aotearoa.
For the marketing of Auckland Theatre Company’s play, Red, White and Brass, AI was used to enhance community engagement.
In a fragmented media market, retailers are having to be smarter when it comes to selling advertising solutions.