Online Marketing Press Releases

Clickthrough has just launched a new free SEO audit tool that enables companies to score their website and a competitor’s web pages against an established set of SEO factors.

Clickthrough just launched a new virtual training service designed to help people learn how to manage AdWords and SEO more effectively.

New Zealanders can breathe a sigh of relief with the recent launch of a paid survey hub called Survey Compare. Although it is a relatively new concept to consumers in New Zealand, a similar platform managed by MVF Global, has been thriving internationally with millions of happy sign-ups world-wide.

Workshops on social media strategy for not-for-profit organisations were successfully conducted in Auckland, Hamilton, Wellington, and Christchurch, on 16-19 July 3013, by Christine Gooding of Shannon Digital NZ.

Five professionals on gamification will helm a series of webinars in the Gamification Boot Camp 2013 to be held on May 15 and 16. They will share their experience in using gamification in online and offline marketing, education, and human resource management. Those interested in this hot topic are encouraged to register for this online event. The Gamification Boot Camp is organized by Conversologie, a New Zealand-based consultancy specializing in gamification, social CRM, and virtual events.

A+ SEO’s new online reputation management service helps organizations mitigate and eliminate negative reviews.

With the ever growing importance of social media websites such as Facebook and Twitter, Action Online a New Zealand website marketing company are pleased to announce they will now be offering a social media update service.

Expansion to Taranaki for the SpecialEyes Group was a deliberate business decision made by Director Steve Wilson after concerns of the local Canterbury economy after the recent significant seismic events. Providing local Taranaki businesses with digital and online marketing expertise, the business is looking forward to a future on less shaky grounds.

The importance of having an effective website that is found by your market on the Internet is often overlooked by New Zealand businesses. What can Action Online do to change this?