Budget airline AirAsia reckons it is “reminding the public of its promises to New Zealanders” with its own #VoteAirAsia campaign ahead of this year’s NZ election this Saturday.
FCB is through to the finals of the Switzerland-based Care Awards with its Made From Remains smoke alarm campaign produced for the New Zealand Fire Service.
Exposing the secret treasures that Tasmania has on offer as a destination state, Goodoil Films director Justin McMillan and Heckler editor Andrew Holmes teamed up to create a sumptuous and earthy brand film for Tourism Tasmania via Aussie agency Jim Jam.
DDB has launched ecostore’s first brand campaign, exploring the world of tomorrow through a poignant new spot. “The essence of ecostore’s new brand campaign is to create a world of good,” says ecostore marketing director Jemma Whiten. “A world where safe, sustainable, ethical products are the norm.”
The NZME Agency team want to enlist Auckland agencies to get involved in some friendly competition, with the launch of NZME’s inaugural inter-agency cricket competition, the Agency Super Smash Big Bash Premiere League competition – scheduled for Friday 3 November at the Domain.
Social media is a thriving business driver for New Zealand enterprises and one that was the topic of hot discussion at the Social Media Conference 2017 – The Evolution (#SMCNZ17) over the weekend.
Compiled for M+AD by Colmar Brunton client executive Mark Evans: Samsung Ostrich – an ad out of Leo Burnett USA – continues to capture eyeballs in New Zealand, in August notching up its third straight month at No 1.
RESTON, VA, September 17 – Cross-platform measurement company comScore has extended access to its free viewability measurement solution around the globe. First announced in April, comScore Viewability has completed live testing by worldwide advertisers, agencies, publishers and ad networks, and is now broadly available.
Bauer Media Australia and NZ have made sweeping changes to their executve teams on both sides of the Tasman, unveiled over the weekend by NZ & Australian ceo Paul Dykzeul (who was himself appointed only in June, when he replaced Nick Chan, who departed in the wake of the Rebel Wilson defamation case).
FCB provided much of the creative power behind Mercury’s Supreme Award-winning Energy Made Wonderful initiative at last night’s 2017 TVNZ-NZ Marketing Awards in Auckland.