Tomorrow is the start of Breast Cancer Awareness Month and the NZ Breast Cancer Foundation has engaged Pead PR to challenge businesses (big & small) around New Zealand to get involved.
Swear words + kids connects for Contact
JWT Auckland’s new campaign for power company Contact Energy brings to the screen the complexities of home life, with doses of humour, and illustrates the brand’s vision to help New Zealanders live more comfortably with energy.
New site brings marketing nous to the Kiwi sex business
“The oldest industry in the world has been thrust into the 21st Century by MADAM.co.nz, a new advertising platform that brings mobile optimisation and enhanced technology to the adult industry,” reads the email that landed at M+AD yesterday.
The best work in the world – that works
Colenso BBDO’s Spikes Radio Grand Prix for Mars Pedigree K9FM was a special achievement, but the agency’s haul of three Golds in just one category – the most important one, reckons MD Nick Garrett – has really got everyone at College Hill excited.
Facebook launches new-look Atlas
Facebook has relaunched Atlas, the ad platform it bought off Microsoft, and now picked up globally by Omnicom. Atlas gives advertisers one place to create, buy, measure and optimise digital campaigns. It enables real-world, people-based impact across multiple devices (not just desktop) and the entire internet, on a massive scale.
ecostore’s sweet solution to plastic bottles
Despite having access to two of the most creative agencies in town – Special and Open – ecostore (no creative slouch itself, obviously) has gone in-house to market its new plastic bottles, made from sugarcane.
CAANZ box office open for Feldwick tomorrow, Effies next week
CAANZ still has a few tickets available for tomorrow’s (Wednesday 30 September) Effectiveness Function with judge Paul Feldwick and TVNZ’s Lynley Kirk-Smith. The tickets cost $45+gst for CAANZ/ANZA members, sponsors & judges ($60 for all others). The venue is AUT University, Sir Paul Reeves Building, Te Iringa (WG308) Mayoral Drive, Auckland, and the function gets under way at 4.30pm sharp.
Shred letter day
The Bank of New Zealand and Colenso BBDO have installed a glass-walled house filled with $6 million of shredded bank notes in Aotea Square to highlight the amount of home loan interest being wasted by New Zealand homeowners.