In January 2020 Google announced that third-party cookies would be phased out and by 2022/3 would no longer be available for companies to use. NZ Marketing spoke to the team at Together to get their take on what this means for marketers.
Three quarters of New Zealanders say they are dissatisfied with their experiences as customers, according to the Qualtrics 2022 Global Consumer Trends study recently launched.
This issue of NZ Marketing magazine is all about discovery, innovation and embracing the future of marketing. From celebrating the winning marketers and marketing initiatives at the 2021 TVNZ-NZ Marketing Awards, and how they’re pioneering new paths in their respective disciples, to unpacking the biggest trends expected to shape the industry in the coming year, this issue truly forward-focused.
Rachel Ellerm of Lion New Zealand says that getting back to ‘normal’ is still very much rooted in getting the basics right – and connecting with Kiwis in a meaningful way.
oOh!media and NZ Marketing magazine continue with ‘The Great Reopening’ series – a focus on New Zealand’s Recovery and the return to life Out of Home – as we chat with Andrew Cooper, CMO at Electric Kiwi.
oOh!media is proud to support the TVNZ-NZ Marketing Awards and the category of Marketer of the Year. As part of our Great Reopening series, oOh!media and NZ Marketing magazine want to gain insight into how these esteemed marketing leaders are planning their roads to recovery, and get their views on what lies ahead. First up, Bríd Drohan-Stewart.
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.
To ensure NZ Marketing magazine continues to deliver essential marketing intelligence, and content marketers want to engage with, we’re asking for your help by inviting you to participate in our Future Trends survey.