VMO New Zealand’s workplace media and content network, VMO Work, has just broken another audience milestone with figures revealing the network now commands a cumulative weekly audience of over half a million professional workers.
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Y&R New Zealand has today announced the appointment of Kim Pick as executive creative director.
Spark and Colenso BBDO connect women with empowered women, launching a campaign that encourages women to pursue leadership roles on international Women’s Day.
Pinning down progression can be difficult and vague to measure; for some, it’s taking their first mouthful while for others, it’s an excursion to the moon. ASB and True have explored the idea in a new campaign that relaunches the ‘One Step Ahead’ platform.
Outdoor advertising company APN Outdoor New Zealand has unveiled plans to transform three high-profile Auckland billboards.
One year on from the launch of Yahoo Platforms, we talk to head of sales Arnaud Calonne about New Zealand uptake of digital advertising and where there’s still room to grow.
Spark and Colenso BBDO launch new campaign #thankstoyou where Kiwis can share their stories of positive impact to those in the LGBTQI+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer or Questioning, and Intersex) community.
oOh! Media has marked its territory in Wellington’s Coastlands shopping centre with the addition of 16 retail panels.
Last year saw Vogel’s roll out its first TV campaign in a decade, and it was worth the wait. ‘What do you bring to the table’ sparked discussion, inspired parodies, challenged stereotypes, attracted millions of views and has now also been acknowledged as our campaign of the year. Shine’s head of client services, Tim Ellis, gives us some insight on how it all came together.
At the end of another year, outgoing NZ Marketing and StopPress editor Damien Venuto finds that a bit of serendipity always helps to keep us ahead of self-doubt.
KPEX’s Richard Thompson and Dentsu Aegis Network’s Alex Radford have announced a new a digital consultancy business, Future State Consulting.
QMS is embracing programmatic advertising through the launch of a new digital transaction platform, powered by the technology of Rubicon Project and Digital Commons. PLUS: QMS has acquired the latter of these two organisations.
Greenpeace is getting into the Christmas Spirit with a spoof of a Coca-Cola Christmas ad. But, not all is as happy as it appears.
Fiery professor Mark Ritson recently flew into the country for a short visit, during which he reminded us that everything is not what it seems—or what they tell us it is—in marketing.
Want to know what’s driving the industry’s future creatives? AUT’s End of Year Portfolio Show will feature the school’s 10 Commandments alongside the work of industry hopefuls.
2degrees developed a bespoke app that enabled users to hunt down bundles of data and capture them in real time by combining the GPS capability of smartphones with the emerging technology of augmented reality.
WiTH Collective and ASB are using Kiri, the ‘True Rewarden’, to help Kiwis rediscover the True Rewards programme.
Contagion has lured New Zealand-born creative talent Todd McCracken back home with a joint-executive creative director role.
With voting kicking off in a week’s time, parties are making their voices heard in a flurry of new campaigns.
As an industry, focusing on commoditised technology as a competitive advantage is the fastest way to the bottom. What we’ve collectively established is that automated trading desks create low costs for low-value impressions, and that without human intervention these platforms can become a marketing minefield. Well done. Programmatic buying is only as strong as the people manning the controls and at the moment we’re on collective cruise control as marketers drive agency costs down for a specialism that takes hours to deliver. This, in turn, has led to issues with agency transparency.
Public Trust and Ogilvy & Mather are tackling the topic of death in the hope it will urge New Zealanders to better prepare for the future.
The greatest marvels of architecture didn’t simply appear one day; they were built one brick at a time. As it turns out, ideas in advertising and design are no different.
Advertising is an industry constantly focused on finding new ways to bedazzle and charm consumers. But in reaching too far into the digital hat, David Thomason reckons advertisers might be losing grip with what made the show effective in the first place.
While New Zealand’s sports teams are being put to the test on the world-stage, Manrose is putting banner ads to the challenge in a new responsive digital campaign via Havas.
The ASA has released the country’s most complained about ads of 2016 and unsurprisingly it was racism, encouragement of illegal behaviour and inappropriate sexual content that got New Zealanders’ blood boiling.
The TAB has launched a new positioning via the handiwork of its new creative partner Y&R NZ.
Vice is continuing its investment in local stories with the launch of a new online platform dedicated to the unique experiences of living in the Land of the Long White Cloud.
NIB’s Ben Rose on why he anticipates more people will be cracking jokes with Google and Amazon’s voice-activated services in the near future.
Donned in flat cap, cardigan and salt and pepper beard, CleanPaleo director Art Green fronts up the company’s first major ad campaign as Grandpa Leo. We talk to the health food entrepreneur and former Bachelor star on filming, the company itself and leveraging the ‘Art Green’ brand.
Niue Tourism has teamed up with indie creative agency Run to launch its first-ever major brand campaign featuring real travellers sharing their experiences of the island.