David Parker, Managing Partner at independent media agency Sneakers Media, shares his thoughts on the year we’ve just had, and what we can expect from 2024.
Monthly Archives: December, 2023
Grant Moreton is Managing Director of Vast Billboards, gives us his thoughts on the year we just had, and what to look forward to in 2024.
The initiative stems from the recognition that there are some life milestones that are so impressive that they deserve a letter from the King.
Motion Sickness has come up with an innovative way to make sure their clients are truly committed to putting the tools down: a brick-like burner phone.
LUMO Digital Outdoor has switched on its 60th and 61st digital billboards – a dual-screen portrait display located on Neilson St, Onehunga.
Fast forward to 2023, and Macca’s has relaunched New Zealand’s favourite burger with their latest campaign ‘The best of ‘91 is back’ via DDB Group Aotearoa.
Sarah Munnik, a Partner at communications and PR consultancy Pead, gives her thoughts on 2023, and what we can expect to see in 2024.
Jodi is currently TVNZ’s Commercial Director, responsible for partnering with agencies and advertisers and driving revenue performance.
Kelly Bennett, Managing Director of communications consultancy One Plus One Group, gives us his thoughts on 2023, and what he expects to see in 2024.
The Kiwi EdTech success story has announced four key hires to marketing team, as it looks to continue its US dominance and fuel international growth.
Jordan has been with Bastion Shine since 2021 and has led out strategy for some of the largest clients in the agency, including Spark and Air New Zealand.
Alex Radford, Co-Founder and Partner at D3, and is Chairman of Independent Media Agencies New Zealand (IMANZ), gives his thoughts on the year 2023.
Coca-Cola’s heartwarming new Christmas campaign “The World Needs More Santas” has won the Kantar Ad Impact Award for November.
MarketMedia clients and brands can now extend their advertising campaigns to over 70 new advertising partners and channels.
Go Media will be helping to amplify the Safeswim campaign across their digital billboard network, now boasting 114 screens nationwide.
We asked Brad Collett, incoming Chief Creative Officer at creative agency Federation, for his thoughts on 2023 and what to look forward to in 2024.
The team have come together on a special project, bringing the 2degrees “Data Piñata Armada” to life across static billboards in New Zealand’s main metros.
This year Laura Maxwell took over as CEO of Stuff Group. She shares her thoughts on 2023, and what she expects to see in 2024.
The campaign showcases ANZ’s long-standing sponsorship of New Zealand Cricket by celebrating the unique role cricket plays throughout the country.
The agency has promoted Katie Loverich and Campbell McLean to Managing Partners and appointed a new partner and General Manager, Emma Dalton.
The campaign by Shotover takes aim at people’s preconceptions about the city and seeks to reframe what It’s Just Dunedin means.
As the low-budget frontman of PAK’n’SAVE, Stickman is always looking for new ways to keep PAK’nSAVE’s advertising costs down.
Sling & Stone will work with Auckland’s economic and cultural agency on its Destination Partnership Programme, which supports the local tourism industry.
The New Zealand ad industry generated over $3.6m of social impact value in 2023 to support charities helping young people at risk.
Founded 25 years ago, Match Group is a Nasdaq-listed global business that pioneered online dating with brands like Tinder, OkCupid and Match.
Following its rebrand, the power company is trying to keep up the momentum with a fresh new brand platform, ‘Same Energy, Probably Cheaper’.
Terabyte, the leading digital transformation and marketing agency, has grown its team with the appointment of four experienced agency professionals.
Some of New Zealand’s largest brands are utilising Uber Eats’ Post Check Out Ads to reach audiences checking in on their dinner or grocery order.
The award comes following a strong year for Kia Ora, which has increased readership by 54 percent to 414,000 readers each month.
TBWA\NZ will help Love Food Hate Waste NZ with its creative strategy including a new ‘Eat Me First’ campaign, encouraging people to reduce food waste.