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Founded by Mark Spurgeon and Michelle Shirtcliffe, Publica is a digital agency with design in its DNA and an attitude of undying optimism. If you ever need convincing of the
Founded by Mark Spurgeon and Michelle Shirtcliffe, Publica is a digital agency with design in its DNA and an attitude of undying optimism. If you ever need convincing of the
New Zealandโs media has been awash with inspiring tales of business owners defying the pandemic through reinvention โ by navigating and pivoting across alert levels, and emerging wiser and better
How can businesses boost their online presence in the wake of covid-19? Richard Conway shares three ways to take it to the next level. Many businesses still rely on offline
Frustrated by a lack of sales from your sales team? Logan Wedgwood explains why โaccountabilityโ, when it comes to sales, is meaningless. Now, more than ever, New Zealandโs businesses need
Mat Wylie explains why you should go back to the basics of good, solid team management to vastly improve your customer satisfaction score and grow your business. Imagine that your
With employment relationships under severe covid-induced pressure, Jo Douglas offers some timely guidance on how to deal with behavioural issues in the workplace. In what has been a difficult year,
Alex Garden shares three straightforward rules for eliminating stress and disruption when your business is reliant on digital commerce and communication. Itโs hard as a writer to know where we will be in the cycle of the Covid-19 pandemic when you read this. As I write, it seems very early. Weโre infants taking those first stumbling steps into a new world. However, there is one thing that is obvious in the industry I have worked in for more than 20 years: There will be increasing reliance on digital commerce and digital communications of all kinds. In order to take advantage of this increasing reliance and not be burnt by it I have three fairly straightforward rules that have evolved from
A short collection of Covid-crushing insights to help businesses navigate the โnew normalโ. By editor Glenn Baker. When you consider how this insidious virus has wreaked havoc on the economy, and how New Zealandโs diverse SME community has generally responded, you canโt help but be inspired. Weโre smart, weโre inventive, weโre gutsy in this part of the world. There were, and will be more, business casualties, but theyโll be outnumbered by the survivors and successes โ businesses that have embraced new thinking, new technologies, and alternative revenue streams. โPivotingโ became the new buzzword during, and after, lockdown. Weโve all read about the companies that reinvented production lines to make hand sanitizers or face masks; the tour operator that delivered food
What is the key to enduring business partnerships? What are the warning signs that things arenโt right? NZBusiness went in search of some stellar partnerships and some expert advice.
Sarah Trotman has returned to her mentoring roots as CEO of Business Mentors New Zealand. NZBusiness asked her what it’s like to once again be at the cutting edge of mentoring in this country.
Looking for a pandemic-proof Auckland CBD office space? With the arrival of Alberts exciting new workspace concept in Downtown Auckland now you can plan for a more stable and hassle-free future. Thereโs no doubt Covid-19 has caused major disruption to Aucklandโs CBD sub-lease office market. However, the long-term prospects are incredibly positive, with large infrastructure and residential projects already underway, and New Zealandโs ability to stamp out the spread of the virus offering some level of stability. However, with various central city office developments currently on hold and a predicted rent squeeze from 2022, there has been a perfect storm created for a new breed of workspace to make its presence felt. Alberts is a simple and modern solution for
Inside the November issue …. buy your issue here Inside the November Quarterly: Celebrating business success and resilience in the face of Covid-19. Weโre excited to present our November Quarterly edition โ our first Quarterly that hasnโt been directly impacted by 2020โs Covid-19 lockdown restrictions. Weโre confident youโll appreciate our wide mix of stories focused around the resilience demonstrated by Kiwi business owners in the face of covid, and the many success stories generated through innovation and smart pivoting. We pay tribute to this countryโs small and medium business owners who remain the backbone of our economy and have shown incredible strength and determination through what has undoubtedly been the toughest trading year in several generations. Kia kaha and enjoy!
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