A collection of industry insights published in NZ Marketing magazine. This section is sponsored by independent media, digital and creative agency Calibre + Candor.
A new Coca-Cola Zero Sugar recipe is about to hit the shelves replacing two other no sugar variations and simplifying the existing range. Will this change work in the company’s favour or does it risk losing a loyal customer base?
Take part in our State of Media 2022 Survey in partnership with Together NZ. Coming soon to NZ Marketing Online.
You’re probably using Google Analytics to measure the performance of your content and collect data for various things, right? If so, you have probably heard that Google is making the switch to Google Analytics 4 (GA4). But you, like many other website owners, might be asking, why the change? Also, what has changed? And most importantly – why should you change?
Reputation and relationships are crucial in business, which is why networking and influencing are integral to growing a brand, whether that’s for a company or a professional. Stanley Henry shares insight on how to grow your network online.
It’s time to start putting together your entries for the TVNZ-NZ Marketing Awards. With an expanded programme and brand new categories, what exactly are the judges looking for this year? Michael Friedberg, 2022 Convenor of Judges, tells you everything you need to know to shine.
With the cost of living in New Zealand rising, and Kiwis tightening their purse strings, businesses need to ensure their marketing campaigns focus on value for money says market research company Toluna New Zealand.
In the March/April 2022 issue of NZ Marketing, we map out the country’s creative and media agencies with a special Map of Adland. Get a downloadable copy here.
This issue of NZ Marketing is dedicated to the changing face of Adland as we unpack the significant disruption the advertising industry has seen in the past year. What does it mean for the direction the industry is headed, and how is it impacting on the market and the needs of marketers.
Comms Council CEO Simon Lendrum on why the Effies are so valuable to our industry.
The one certainty brands have in this post-pandemic world is that nothing is certain yet anything is possible, says Sharon Henderson. After a year of enormous disruption and great acceleration, companies around the globe have made years of change in a matter of months, but in a TikTok era in which disposable entertainment has become the currency du jour, she ponders how brands can evolve to have their biggest impact yet.