Thermo label a cool tool

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Parnell based strategic marketing communications agency The Business worked with Constellation Brands to develop the VNO brand from scratch back in 2012. Created specifically to target Millennials, it has enjoyed strong commercial success. Now they’ve launched a thermo label that literally tells you when VNO has hit the correct temperature for drinking.

Wanted: NZ entries for APAC awards

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Campaign Asia-Pacific has launched its 2015 Agency|Marketer Partnership Award which aims to recognise the region’s most effective client-agency relationships. The magazine has specifically asked M+AD to invite entries from NZ.

BK collaborates with four brands to create Peace Day Burger

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Since their original McWhopper proposal, Y&R NZ client Burger King has received offers from other burger brands to collaborate. The original targets of the Y&R McWhopper proposal, McDonald’s, predictably muddied the waters, but the agency has pressed on anyway – and their offer has been picked up by Denny’s, Wayback Burgers, Krystal, and Giraffas.

Dogs, Data, Digital & Direct

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Colenso BBDO planning director Neville Doyle is a keynote speaker – in a joint presentation with Oliver Downs from Mars Pedigree – at the one-day Direct Marketing Conference at the Pullman Auckland this coming Tuesday (September 8). His topic is Dogs, Data, Digital and Direct.

BrandWorld writer buys NZ trade title

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New Zealand Optics, the monthly industry publication for New Zealand’s ophthalmic community, is under new ownership. Former owners Maryanne Dransfield and her daughter-in-law Anita Dransfield have sold the publication to business journalist and corporate PR professional Lesley Springall.

NZ marketing shop expands into Oz

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The New Zealand business landscape has long acted as a testing ground for new ventures. Its small size and knowledgeable consumer base creates a desirable environment to test ideas before scaling up overseas. A local marketing firm has done just this; using New Zealand’s startup ecosystem, the company have honed its offering and now plans to expand into Australia.

No words to describe it

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Parnell-based strategic marketing comms agency The Business has won the National Foundation for the Deaf account and immediately started work on tackling the issue that will affect hundreds of thousands of Kiwis during the Rugby World Cup.