Just one week left to enter Australia’s Mumbrella Awards – a respected creative show that’s not had a high profile on this side of the Tasman, although NZ is the only country outside Oz from which entries are specifically invited.
We all do stupid things when we’re hungry. With the average person spending 4.7 hours a day on their smartphone, most/a lot of those stupid things now happen on those devices. To take advantage of this Snickers and Colenso BBDO built three of the dumbest apps the world has ever seen.
“They’re the stuff of Kiwi legends, unfinished projects littering our great country,” reads the call-to-action release from the pr shop. “Well-intentioned dreams, rusting in the backyard, collecting dust in the garage and withering on old tattered to-do lists.”
Amid the annual flurry of one-off April Fools productions, the work of Spark PR & Activate on behalf of Gold Coast Tourism fooled nobody – but it sure raised a smile or two.
M+AD’s alliance with Europe’s Epica Creative Awards (ed David Gapes is on the jury – scroll down for this story) has already borne fruit, an interview by Epica director Mark Tungate with the formidable Joanna Monteiro, chief creative officer at FCB Brazil. The 2014 Cannes Grand Prix winner discusses women in advertising, and shows some of her best work.
NEW YORK: Only 1.5% of all retailer e-commerce transactions come via social media, raising questions as to the value of investment in social commerce, according to a report in Brit site Warc.
Leading local audience data provider Eyeota and Rocket Fuel (a leading programmatic marketing platform provider) have announced a global partnership. The partnership – which also covers the NZ market – means that Eyeota’s data segments will be available in Rocket Fuel’s programmatic marketing platform so advertisers worldwide can target specific audiences for online advertising.
Boyd Public Relations has brought together a group of well-known New Zealand companies to create a mobile shipping container workshop for kiwi charity, Look Good Feel Better.
The annual MotorSport New Zealand Media Awards have been expanded as part of the organisation’s efforts to lift the profile of motorsport with the country’s media and sports fans.