With the deadline for the YouTube-NZ Marketing Awards fast approaching, Brother’s Julie Chappell talks on their wins and celebrating success.

With the deadline for the 2024 YouTube-NZ Marketing Awards coming up, Julian Smith of Rockit Global tells us about last year’s big win.

Having been in the industry for over 40 years now, Andrew ‘Rocky’ Stone is honoured into the Marketing Hall of Fame.

In hopes to decrease the number of house fires caused by alcohol and drugs, Fire and Emergency NZ went creative, funny and relatable.

Following successful campaigns, the National Collective of Independent Women’s Refuge is back with another hit campaign, The Great Night In.

Wanting to showcase their expertise in the property market, Trade Me saw this as an opportunity to build trust within Kiwis.

With voting turnout on a decline, the New Plymouth District Council had a goal to turn this around with a shoestring budget.

Kiwi-owned and operated Squirrel wanted to create a reputation of trust but also fit the budget in their award-winning campaign.

With the cost-of-living crisis and climate concerns Kiwis are facing, many are struggling to juggle all that and more. But ANZ helping Kiwis do them all.

Brother’s ‘It Just Works’ campaign spoke volumes to business and retail customers, leading them to win Best B2B Marketing Campaign.

Spark’s Made For You campaign took home Best Overall Marketing Campaign & Best Data Driven Marketing Campaign at the 2023 TVNZ-NZ Marketing Awards.

Wanting to appeal to a younger audience and compete with global brands, NZ’s betting brand, TAB has been recognised for successful execution.