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TVNZ-NZ Marketing Awards 2018: introducing the new (and improved) categories
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Just as the marketing industry is changing, so too are the TVNZ-NZ Marketing Awards. The Sector awards, which recognise the best-in-breed marketing within specific industry categories, remain unchanged, but we have added two new Excellence awards – Best In-House Marketing and Long-Term Agency Partnership – and changed some other awards (Best Collaboration, Best Internal Marketing Strategy and Best Purpose-Driven Marketing Strategy) to reflect some of those industry shifts. Think your results stand out? Here’s the thinking behind the changes and what the judges are looking for.

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Showpo gives insight into its social marketing success story
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Online clothing retailer Showpo boasts an impressive social media reach, using different platforms to promote its brand to its audience of over two million. The Register spoke to chief marketing officer of Showpo, Mark Baartse, about the best way to market on social media and if he thinks influencers have longevity in a world ruled by ‘likes’.

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Survivor New Zealand ups the ante for season two campaign
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‘There is a Survivor in all of us’ according to TVNZ’s latest campaign for the second season of Survivor NZ, which will start up on Sunday at 7 pm. And after whispers the show may not return after the first season struggled to retain its audience, the new season has been rejigged and is filled with comical controversy.

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Showtime for Dancing With The Stars and MediaWorks
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With all 12 stars announced, the promotional videos for MediaWorks’ Dancing With The Stars were released this week featuring a dance-off between the competitors. StopPress speaks to executive creative director Ant Farac about how it’s given the show a new look for this season.

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A winning approach: how modern day magazine editors have adapted to the digital age
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The modern media environment is characterised by new tools, new channels, new metrics, new audiences and new opportunities. But it’s also characterised by less time, less resource, less expenditure and, in many cases, less readership of the traditional print products. So how has the modern-day magazine editor had to adapt? How are they using their influence and harnessing opportunities? Findlay Buchanan talks to some of the country’s best.

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How is this still a thing: the eccentric advertising underbelly of skywriting
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The rise of digital advertising alongside traditional print forms feed off consumers keeping their eyes on the page or the screen, but what about those who extend their gaze to the sky? It too is an area for advertisers to make their mark and checking in with Fletcher McKenzie, a feigned Kiwi skywriter and a man fanatical about aviation, it’s clear the weather-dependent medium still has its place in the marketing mix.

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