Sharesies Named Breakthrough Brand of 2021
Interbrand Australia and New Zealand has revealed the brands across the region with the potential to become global icons, including New Zealand-based B Corp broker, Sharesies.
Interbrand Australia and New Zealand has revealed the brands across the region with the potential to become global icons, including New Zealand-based B Corp broker, Sharesies.
It’s a tough landscape out there for marketers at the moment, but there’s still a lot to get excited about… From VR and 5G to greater personalisation, Jonathan Cotton takes a look at the trends.
The emphasis on customer experience is arguably at its greatest today because the structure of almost everything brands do has been upended by the Covid-19 pandemic. Ben Morgan explains why the Business of Experience may be the best approach in determining future customer-focused strategies.
New research from Toluna points says that the concept of consumer loyalty has been turned on its head with Kiwis now more inclined to support brands who align with their personal values.
What are the keys to getting the most out of your relationship with a media planner? Jonathan Cotton picks some big brains at MediaCom to find out.
Annie Dow has been in the brand design business for over 25 years, and is an advocate for using a brand’s positioning to help grow business. She’s made it her mission to share with people the value of design to all businesses – especially when it comes to strategic brand positioning.
Throughout this issue of NZ Marketing you will read insights from marketers, brand guardians, creative, strategic, and business leaders about how they are best navigating ‘Strategy’.
Matt Jarman Head of Insight & Analytics at TRACK Aotearoa sits down with me for a discussion on how marketers can get their MarTech working smarter when interpreting customer data.
It’s an omni-channel, context-sensitive, hyper-personalised world out there, and customers expect consistent brand interactions across every touch point. Paid, earned and owned – someone’s going to have to bring it all together. Jonathan Cotton asks who and how?
In environments that disallow third-party cookies such as Firefox and Safari, monetisation increased more significantly when first-party identifiers were used, according to new research.