A Basic Guide to getting started with Search Engine Optimisation (SEO). Do you ever feel clueless when it comes to Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)? Optimising your website for search can be a lot to get your head around. We’ve broken down some basics, so you can get started optimising your website today. Make Your Website […]
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Tell us a bit about yourself My name is Mia Sohnge. I’m a recent graduate of Commerce and Music majoring in International Business through Otago University. Recently, I moved up to Auckland to look for my first job post-graduation. From there I was hoping to get into something that would enable me to continue learning.
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Is Social Media the best way to reach your Digital Marketing Goals for 2022? Some people think that setting up a new social media account is the silver bullet for their business or organisation, but there needs to be careful consideration given before hastily adding another channel to your marketing mix in order to achieve
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From writing commercials to NZIE Social Media Marketing Tutor – Matt Wort Matt Wort brings over six years of marketing industry experience to his new role as New Zealand Institute of Education Social Media Marketing Tutor. While Matt is a social media expert, he has completed a number of digital marketing roles on his path
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5 of the most Memorable Mother’s Day Digital Marketing Campaigns With Mother’s Day just around the corner on Sunday 8 May, we thought it would be an excellent opportunity to showcase the most memorable Mother’s Day digital marketing campaigns. These campaigns are usually sentimental, but in our list, we have included a combination of Mother’s
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Once you’ve decided to become a digital marketer, the next big step is finding business. How do you find customers, digital marketing clients, and people who want to pay for your skills and services? How do you sell yourself as the go-to digital marketer and start making money? Where do you even start when it
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Wondering what your small business website needs to be successful online? We’ve got your list of 10 must-haves your website needs to run smoothly, meet legal requirements and appeal to search engines. As well as what to include to delight website visitors who land on your site. 1. Easy-to-find contact information. If you don’t have
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Looking for ways to get your professional development course funded? We understand that funding your professional development costs, out of your own pocket, isn’t always an easily accessible option. That’s why at NZIE we’ve partnered with different providers to try and make the payment process a little less painful on your bank account! Check out the
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Olivia McIver also known as Liv delves into her best advice on how to start a digital marketing agency in New Zealand. In addition to her top tips on making that transition from freelancing to growing and hiring a team. Meet young & ambitious Olivia McIver, agency owner of Soda Digital. Hi, my name is
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