Author: Marketing Mag
Author: Marketing Mag
By Guy Jarvie For the last two years, the advertising industry has been bracing for an apocalypse that never arrived. The prevailing narrative warned that generative AI would cannibalise the search engine, leaving brands with ...
By Shannon O’Neill Whether they like it or not, executives are now public-facing communicators on social media. What was once considered optional or personal now plays a visible role in shaping corporate reputation, credibility and ...
By Erin Moy I wish I had made Make New Zealand the Best Place in the World to Have Herpes. The masterclass in communication from the New Zealand Herpes Foundation (NZHF) and Motion Sickness is ...
By Dr Anna Harrison Does most content fail before it’s even published? The global average conversion rate is below five percent, much lower for our B2B friends. This represents a more than 95 percent failure ...
By Michelle Rowling I have never actually marketed a product. I’d even go as far to say I’ve never marketed something you can physically hold – because I am a proud experience marketer. I’ve marketed ...
By Jamie Searle For years, ‘creators’ or influencer marketing was treated like an add-on for marketers. Working with vloggers, YouTubers or Instagrammers was something you bolted onto a plan when you needed relevance or reach ...
By Dr. Anna Harrison “And when everyone is super…no one will be.” Turns out old mate Syndrome from The Incredibles may as well have been talking about the state of content creation today. You know ...
As marketing budgets face unprecedented scrutiny and AI promises turn into implementation headaches, Australian marketing leaders need more than another thought leadership panel. They need evidence. The gap between what marketing academics know and what ...
By Amaury Treguer Here’s the thing about prediction articles: they’re usually wrong, always optimistic, and inevitably full of trends that were already happening six months before anyone wrote about them. So let me be upfront. ...
In an era when transparency and performance are non-negotiable, agencies and brands are turning to unified curation layers to regain control of programmatic economics and unlock new value from premium supply. For years, programmatic advertising ...
By Caroline Voaden Once upon a time, reputation crises were carefully managed through press releases and official spokespeople. Now they unfold at lightning speed across algorithms, comment sections and emergency podcast episodes – often with ...
By Stuart Hood Every so often, the internet hits pause. Right now, that pause has been dressed up as a return to 2016, meaning rougher posts, lower-fidelity videos, unpolished humour and a sense of looseness ...
By Andrea Rule Scroll through your feed today and you may notice something. Polished headlines, perfect hooks and neatly structured thought pieces now blend together. That is the paradox of AI that is emerging in ...
