Inside the September/October 2022 Issue of NZ Marketing
This issue puts a spotlight on MarTech and how these technologies can be utilised to give insight into what customers really want.
This issue puts a spotlight on MarTech and how these technologies can be utilised to give insight into what customers really want.
James Mok, Chief Creative Officer at Proximity NZ shares insight on what future-focused brands are doing to win over customers.
Samantha Osborne, General Manager of Cartology NZ on why the future of retail marketing is so much more than just omnichannel.
We unpack what strategies marketers are using to effectively personalise and individualise their marketing at all touchpoints.
Fiji has become the first country to join BeReal by launching its own account on the popular social media app.
This issue of NZ Marketing puts focus on the retail industry, and more specifically omnichannel approaches to retail marketing. From the latest trends in shopper marketing, the newest technologies, strategic insight from big brand retailers and more, this issue will inspire new ideas and ways of reaching your customers wherever you may find them.
Trust is a leading factor when it comes to New Zealanders purchasing decisions, a recent Adobe study has found. So, what can brands learn from this to ensure they retain trust and respect their customers’ data preferences?
Air NZ’s reputation is sky high for the eighth consecutive year according to the Kantar Corporate Reputation Index. NZ Marketing looks into what makes a brand reputable for New Zealanders in the current climate.
Sonic branding is a powerful tool that can quickly evoke an emotional response in a consumer. We speak to Kirsty Redfearn, Mastercard Australasia’s Head of Integrated Marketing and Communications, about the opportunities sonic branding can present where it is headed in the future, and how to get the most out of it.