
Graham MacGregor: How to attract ideal new clients
COMMENT: Everyone is not your ideal client.
COMMENT: Everyone is not your ideal client.
Luxury tourism is booming but lodge owners say luring local staff is a problem and another operator says NZ must broaden marketing.
James Cameron is fronting a new $11 million-plus campaign to market this country overseas.
COMMENT: What can you think of that is a welcomed gift, and yet is also a piece of blatant marketing?
The future looks brighter for Kiwi kids living in hardship in Tauranga and Auckland thanks to the announcement of a new partnership
COMMENT: Five ways to quickly improve profits in your retail shop.
Beer is the largest alcoholic sector in Korea and Moa wants a slice of the craft market.
Best of Business: An under-the-radar travel website was bought for $85 million by Webjet this year.
COMMENT: Part 1: Three simple strategies that will help professional services to market their business more effectively.
COMMENT: How wide is the gulf between what you know you should do; and what you actually are doing?
COMMENT: Here are seven keys tips that can help aid big ticket IT sales.
COMMENT: Seven ways to use the new Facebook Live video streaming for your business.
A backlash against High Heel beer shows the evolution of gendered marketing.
COMMENT: What do you do in your business that most other businesses in your field don't do?
How far will a business go for a Facebook like?
COMMENT: What do most businesses focus most of their marketing activities on?
The newspaper industry is upping its tactics in the fight against ad blockers.
COMMENT: Here are the reasons why recycling is also a valuable strategy to use in your marketing.
A great way to boost sales for many businesses is to make your product or service very easy to use, Graham McGregor writes.
When it comes to marketing there are literally hundreds of different places that you could spend your hard earned money on to improve your results, Graham McGregor writes.
A few years ago I read a helpful book by Michael Le Bouef called How to win and keep Customers, writes Graham McGregor.
I did it in November, and by January 1st, I had double the normal number of forward booked speaking engagements than I ever had before, writes Debbie Mayo-Smith.
The Chinese dairy producer will soon be selling infant formula on NZ supermarket shelves.
Jamie Tulloch the owner of E3 Business Accountants made an interesting comment in his business and tax tips newsletter a while ago.
Pot entrepreneurs are leaving behind the trappings of the black market with carefully considered packaging.
Selling a six-figure supercar is a lot like parallel parking a six-figure supercar: Both require a deft touch and a little bit of luck.
COMMENT: How can you create high POV for your own business this month?
Telemarketing and auto-play online ads are the most annoying types of advertising.