Keeping kids safe online – Disney style
These days it’s not uncommon for kids to be more computer savvy than their parents. So how can computer illiterate parents keep their children safe online? Read more »
These days it’s not uncommon for kids to be more computer savvy than their parents. So how can computer illiterate parents keep their children safe online? Read more »
Online niche retailer Natureshop isn’t particularly well known in New Zealand. But in these modern and increasingly environmentally-conscious economic times, that doesn’t necessarily matter, because through a combination of extensive online marketing, high quality e-commerce websites and a focus on sustainability, it was named New Zealand’s fastest growing exporter, fastest growing retail or consumer products business and second-fastest growing company at the 10th annual Deloitte Fast 50 index. Read more »
This week in eBuzz from Michael Carney’s Marketing Week:
If you have quite the appetite for social media marketing, here’s something for you to savour. May 17th sees the arrival of Social Media Junction. This conference incorporates a range of new media visionaries from the US, Canada, Australia and New … Read more »
Those entrepreneurial chaps from Made from New Zealand have now made an office space available in London for NZ exporters. It’s an excellent idea for Kiwi companies wanting to make headway into the UK and European markets and need … Read more »
Google has released DoubleClick Ad Exchange, a new advertising service aimed at improving online display ads.
Like many of us in the online media business, Google has been concerned about the ineffectiveness of online display advertising, especially the declining value of banner, skyscraper and rectangle spaces.
When was the last time … Read more »
Will you be one of only 40 people that will attend a value-for-money event organized by our friends at IAB (Interactive Advertising Bureau) NZ? The not-for-profit organization is holding a seminar in Wellington called ‘Online Strategies that will … Read more »
New Zealand advertisers are poorly represented in what is, in most cases, the most cost effective channel to market that there is. Overseas, online marketing has rightfully established itself as the fastest growing marketing channel and mandatory in marketing budgets. … Read more »
After its inception in the US 13 years ago, iProspect launches in New Zealand. The company claims to be the ‘Original® Search Engine Marketing Firm’ that pioneered the practice of search engine optimisation and analysing online click-through … Read more »
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