Global youth travel expert Contiki has launched Contiki Squad 2.0 in a nationwide hunt for a squad of 18 to 35-year-olds to travel Europe together through a social campaign developed with Westhaven agency Chemistry Interaction.
Tackling the dreaded Bounce Rate
“Marketers dream of extensive above-the-line awareness campaigns – it’s what we are built to do,” says B2B marketing specialist Rebecca Caroe, introducing her upcoming website optimisation breakfast seminar in Ponsonby.
New gin premix launches in Auckland
Ponsonby-based brand agency Brave and downtown Auckland PR shop Crave are helping to celebrate the arrival on the market of a NZ-made premium pre-mixed cocktail from Sundown Gin of Tauranga.
Axis 2018 finalists unveiled
A veritable who’s who of NZ creative agencies and film companies are through to the finals of the 38th Axis Awards 2018, to be held at Shed 10, Queens Wharf Auckland on Thursday 8 March.
Arrivals & Departures: Sustainable hotel chain boosts marketing team
Hong Kong-owned Sudima Hotels & Resorts has appointed Dzin Alekzander as NZ marketing & communications manager and Dipika Patel as digital marketing manager.
Adshel Day Buying hits the spot
True & Fish create ASB Progress campaign
Creative agency True has created a new campaign for ASB, revealing how Kiwis measure progress in their own lives and what it means for them to be one step ahead.
The not-so-ordinary carrot
With a declaration ‘it’s what’s inside that matters’, Rainger & Rolfe has just launched a cheeky Huckleberry NZ TVC as part a new EcoStore Xventure television show sponsorship.
Pead & Nespresso tell a story about the difference women can make
Aspiring Kiwi filmmakers have the chance to win a trip to the Cannes Film Festival as part of a Nespresso contest which aims to showcase extraordinary talent from around the world.
Stuff puts 28 print titles on the market
Stuff has announced plans to sell or close 28 mastheads (listed below) from its print portfolio of smaller community/rural titles and free inserts. The changes are a continuation of Stuff’s strategy to grow its digital business and recognise print’s ongoing challenges, says ceo Sinead Boucher.