Once the forgotten platform of social media, LinkedIn has surged in recent years and now, according to stats, has nearly 3 million users in New Zealand. That’s still some way behind social media behemoth Facebook, but more than Instagram. And its user numbers appear to be growing particularly among the 25-50 age group. So if […]
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Meet Marianne, a proud small-business owner and graduate of NZIE’s Diploma in Digital Marketing. She made the brave choice to quit her job and pursue her dream of running her own small business. While she already had some things set up to realise that dream, she felt the need to upskill, particularly when it came
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With the launch of Google’s AI Overview (AIO), many have wondered what this means for SEO, blogging, and content creation as we know it. Originally launched in the USA, AIO are the summaries you now see at the top of your browser when you type in a search query. It draws from the content on
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From production engineering, to farming, to studying a Social Media Marketing Diploma with NZIE, father of five and proud granddad Adriaan van Rooyen proves that fresh starts and new career paths are possible, no matter where you’ve been or where you want to go. Never Too Late: Breaking into the Digital World at 40 Originally
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Digital marketing is a fast-growing industry. Technology continues to change and evolve – it can be hard to keep up. Listening to podcasts is an engaging way to stay up to date with industry trends and insights. Podcasts can be a valuable resource for continuous learning and provide plenty of inspiration for your own marketing.
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Adriana’s journey from graphic designer to business owner highlights the incredible value of boutique, targeted education in NZ’s Digital Marketing industry. By studying NZIE’s Digital Marketing Diploma, she successfully combined her creative skills with digital marketing expertise and hands-on experience with industry tools, gaining the confidence and professional knowledge needed to launch her own agency. Her
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Meet Hailey, a fantastic example of how the right digital marketing course can turn someone from a novice to a confident professional. Hailey was looking to expand her knowledge and support the growth of her business online, but she felt lost about where to begin and what steps were necessary to help her company succeed.
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Of all the things involved in setting up a business as a freelance digital marketer, working out pricing that will net you a profit but won’t send potential clients running for the hills is often the trickiest of the lot. So how do you come up with that elusive figure? Four Types of Pricing Options to Consider 1.
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Some people find themselves switching up careers several times in their lives, but for those looking at major industry shifts, finding the right opportunity can be tricky. Especially since the challenge isn’t just about learning new skills – it’s about finding the right pathway to transition into the desired industry. Here’s how Bex’s choice for
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There’s nothing more stress-inducing than knowing you should be all over your socials but not having a clue what to write about. Or realising you missed a fab trend that could have sent your engagement spiralling. Planning a social media content calendar can help you avoid all these issues! What is a social content calendar?
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