SYDNEY, Wednesday: A new report by social media agency Mosh has uncovered the trends across New Zealand’s social media landscape, including the growing role of video on Facebook and Instagram.
NZ Herald claims big spikes
AUCKLAND, Today: The NZ Herald reports that number of its daily website sessions has been consistently above 3 million since the lockdown started, with more than 3.7 million sessions on both Wednesday and Friday last week, and total page views on each of those days of more than 11 million.
oOh!media & Lumo unite for Voices of Hope
AUCKLAND, Monday: With NZ back in lockdown, oOh!media NZ and Lumo have joined forces to support mental health advocates Voices of Hope with a nationwide collaborative We Bounce Back programme.
Well Suited
AUCKLAND, Today: Grey Lynn locally owned creative indie BCG2 has boosted its ranks in the client service department. Jessica Dearsley, who’s been with the agency for two years, has been promoted to account manager across a range of BCG2 clients.
Changing perceptions about the trades
WELLINGTON, Monday: The Building & Construction Industry Training Organisation and indie agency/production shop EightyOne EightyOne have launched a campaign that hammering home the perks of being a tradie, aiming to continue changing perceptions about the trades.
Earnings triple, net loss improves
AUCKLAND, Monday: Strong revenue recovery and margin expansion with EBITDA more than tripling to NZ$33.3m, oOh!media Limited (ASX:OML) has announced its financial results for the half year ended 30 June 2021.
Tātou ki Tāmaki Makaurau: Tātou launch
AUCKLAND, Monday: Newly appointed ceo Skye Kimura has launched Tātou ki Tāmaki Makaurau – which aims to support Māori organisations to achieve “the right comms narrative and messaging” at at Māori-owned cafe, UpCafe, in Albert St in the CBD.
YoungShand wins AIDS Foundation pitch
AUCKLAND, Monday: After a competitive pitch process, Ponsonby integrated indie agency YoungShand, has been appointed by the New Zealand AIDS Foundation to manage their creative and media needs. The incumbent, DDB Aotearoa, was not part of the pitch process.
Stuff audience soars as Delta arrives
AUCKLAND, Friday: Stuff’s unfolding news coverage of the Delta outbreak has delivered two good days for the site – with the average daily audience surging to 2.11 million unique browsers.
