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Air NZ kills off controversial puppet Rico (+video)
Rico, Air New Zealand's controversial puppet, has been killed off by Air New Zealand's advertising team.
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Qantas Twitter fiasco: 'Getting from A to B without being grounded'
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Marketing consultant Graham McGregor on how to create life-time customers and clients for your business.
Graham McGregor: Smile marketing
Marketing consultant Graham McGregor on why 'Smile Marketing' is worth testing in any business.
Graham McGregor : The mental side of selling
Why do some people do remarkably well in selling while others fail miserably?
Debbie Mayo-Smith: Eight great email marketing strategies
I want to send you my email marketing material. I don't care where you live, how old you are, what company you work for or what your interests are. I just wanna sell, sell, sell to you ...
Debbie Mayo-Smith: Lesson to learn from 200 men in drag
A marketing lesson learnt at Ayers Rock.
Graham McGregor: How many fishing lines do you use to make sales?
Marketing consultant Graham McGregor on how adding new fishing lines could help make more sales in your business.
Rugby World Cup climax weekend brings $78m cash boost
The Rugby World Cup final weekend will generate $78.1 million for the regional economy as fans from France and across New Zealand descend on Auckland, says a new report.
Naked Air NZ All Black granny stripped out of airline's videos
An All Black supporting streaking granny featured on an Air New Zealand safety video won't be seen on long-haul flights because of cultural concerns.
Flaccid and flabby ads ruled to be misleading
Ads targeting the flaccid and flabby contained misleading and unsubstantiated claims, the Advertising Standards Authority has found.
Why it's best to be friends with Facebook
It's boom time for the site once considered a fad, as tailored online ads take off.