Juliette Moore is the Director of Fulfilment at Harper Digital. Alongside her husband and business partner, Matt Moore, (and their very cute bunny rabbit mascot) she’s been working with New Zealand and Australian businesses of all shapes and sizes for over 12 years. As a director at Harper Digital, her objective is to make small […]
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Multiple digital marketing strategies will boost your business, but only if they’re cohesive! We discuss combining your digital marketing strategies. Read more.
How to Effectively Combine Your Digital Marketing Strategies in 2023 Read More »
Looking for an SEO course in NZ? Look no further than NZIE’s SEO Micro-credential. Meet your tutor, Bruno Hebling.
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Start a blog, they said. It will be great for your small business brand and get you more visibility, they said. So you started a blog, and now, a couple of posts in, you’ve run out of things to write about already. Sound familiar? Maybe you’ve read the posts other businesses write on their blogs
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When you are a digital marketer immersed in SEO every day, it’s easy to forget that not everyone understands it as well as you. But even though they might not grasp all the finer details, it is helpful to explain SEO to your clients. Explaining helps to: create transparency as the client has a better
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For beginners, certain digital marketing terms, phrases, and other jargon cause confusion. To make things easier, we define ten key terms and phrases here.
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There are several online tools to assist in your online success. From developing a strategy to implementation, we share some digital marketing & SEO tools.
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From optimised product pages to reaching new customers, this blog post looks at the key elements of digital marketing for e-commerce businesses.
Digital Marketing Strategies for E-Commerce Businesses Read More »
Bronwyn Burrows, a mum and business owner who is studying NZIE’s Diploma in Digital Marketing part time. Bronwyn was accepted into the Diploma course through her work experience as a business owner in the adventure tourism industry.
Bronwyn Juggles Business and Diploma Part Time Read More »
Are you using Instagram in your digital marketing? Instagram is the seventh most visited site in the world right now, and one of the 10th most visited sites globally. I spent some time scanning the photo and video sharing platform to find out which New Zealand businesses are smashing it in the Insta space right now,
5 NZ Companies Nailing Instagram Marketing Read More »
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