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DesignCrowd receives a $3M investment following New Zealand launch
Crowdsourcing website DesignCrowd has received a $3M investment from Starfish Ventures shortly after launching in New Zealand.
P&G Announces First Ever New Zealand Corporate Brand Campaign
Kiwis are set to become more familiar with where some of their favourite brands come from thanks to a new corporate brand campaign set to kick off this weekend by Procter & Gamble.
DesignCrowd launches New Zealand crowdsourcing site
Australian tech start-up DesignCrowd has launched DesignCrowd.co.nz to help NZ businesses ‘crowdsource’ design projects to thousands of designers from New Zealand and around the world.
The Death of Marketing
Introducing: a small business resource that triples small business and home business revenue.
Inaugural New Zealand SEO Challenge 2010 launched
The inaugural New Zealand Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) Challenge 2010 launched on 31st August with the keyword Quadracentifiable as the main target phrase.
NZ Online Advertising Growth Nudges 20 Percent
The Interactive Advertising Bureau of New Zealand (IABNZ) and PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) have released online advertising expenditure figures for Q2, 2010. The growth of New Zealand’s online advertising market continues unabated, with the most recent April-June 2010 quarter totalling to $62.58m, up $7.26m on the Q1, 2010 result.
Don’t Survey Your Customers…
Businesses are doing a huge amount of damage to the relationship they have with their customers by continually asking them to complete surveys that will never lead to any improvement.
New Course Threatens PR Companies
A new online course that shows businesses how to generate their own publicity is set to save them thousands of dollars at the expense of pricey public relations companies