Waikato Business News May/June 2018
Waikato Business News has for a quarter of a century been the voice of the region’s business community, a business community with a very real commitment to innovation and an ethos of co-operation.
Waikato Business News has for a quarter of a century been the voice of the region’s business community, a business community with a very real commitment to innovation and an ethos of co-operation.
You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles
YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.
40 WAIKATO BUSINESS NEWS <strong>May</strong>/<strong>June</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />
This stops people forgetting your business<br />
Here’s a harsh truth: Potential customers<br />
who visit your website will most likely have<br />
forgotten about your business just 20<br />
minutes later!<br />
They might be searching<br />
for your products or<br />
services and end up on<br />
your website, or they might<br />
be browsing social media and<br />
see something that you post.<br />
But within 20 minutes, if they<br />
didn’t contact your business,<br />
they’re likely to have forgotten<br />
all about you.<br />
Or, alternatively, they<br />
remember your business<br />
vaguely – not quite remembering<br />
your business name, but<br />
thinking that what you offered<br />
looked quite good. Or was it<br />
the other company they saw<br />
that looked good? They can’t<br />
quite remember.<br />
As much as your company<br />
is number one in your mind for<br />
your niche, the sad reality is<br />
that potential customers easily<br />
forget your business and what<br />
you stand for.<br />
So how do we stop customers<br />
forgetting us? How do we<br />
build brand recognition when<br />
we don’t have Coke-sized<br />
marketing budgets?<br />
One of the powerful<br />
answers that digital marketing<br />
offers is remarketing.<br />
If you don’t know what<br />
remarketing is, you will certainly<br />
have experienced it. It<br />
works like this:<br />
You’re searching for something<br />
online, or click on a<br />
Facebook advert, and view<br />
a website. You read through<br />
the page, and then click the<br />
back button. An hour later<br />
you’re on Facebook, and there<br />
is an advert for the website<br />
you visited earlier. The next<br />
day you’re watching a video<br />
on YouTube and see another<br />
advert for that same company.<br />
A week later you’re reading<br />
an article on an international<br />
news site and once again there<br />
is an advert for that company.<br />
Over the coming weeks and<br />
months you continue to see<br />
that company’s online ads and<br />
you start to think: “These guys<br />
are advertising everywhere!”<br />
Nope. They’re not. They’re<br />
just advertising to YOU.<br />
That’s remarketing.<br />
It enables advertisers to<br />
show ads specifically to people<br />
who have visited their website<br />
or interacted with their page<br />
on Facebook.<br />
This is a powerful method<br />
to stop people forgetting your<br />
business.<br />
Instead of forgetting about<br />
you within 20 minutes, you<br />
can keep reminding your<br />
previous visitors about your<br />
business, for months to come.<br />
Instead of seeing your brand<br />
just once when they visited<br />
your site, they’ll see your<br />
brand and messaging multiple<br />
times, building brand memorability.<br />
(However, you don’t want<br />
to pester previous visitors.<br />
Good remarketing campaigns<br />
should have restrictions on the<br />
frequency that previous visitors<br />
see your ads. That way<br />
you’ll build brand recognition<br />
without annoying them.)<br />
If you sell an expensive<br />
product or service, remarketing<br />
can be especially useful for<br />
helping move potential clients<br />
along the journey.<br />
If you’re selling products<br />
online for hundreds or thousands<br />
of dollars, people are<br />
unlikely to decide to purchase<br />
on their very first visit. So,<br />
you can create ads that get<br />
the attention of cold traffic,<br />
and then run remarketing ads<br />
to the people who visited, to<br />
move them through the customer<br />
journey from awareness<br />
to purchase. Good remarketing<br />
ads can include testimonials,<br />
additional messaging,<br />
and more in-depth information<br />
to build the user’s desire to<br />
purchase.<br />
If your product or service<br />
has a very long buying cycle,<br />
remarketing can help keep<br />
your offering and brand in<br />
your prospect’s mind during<br />
the customer journey. Use it<br />
to build their knowledge and<br />
desire for your solution, making<br />
it easier for your sales<br />
THE DIGITAL WORLD<br />
> BY JOSH MOORE<br />
Josh Moore is the managing director at digital marketing agency,<br />
Duoplus. josh@duoplus.nz www.duoplus.nz<br />
team to close them on the deal.<br />
In summary, there is no reason<br />
to let your prospects forget<br />
you after 20 minutes. Implementing<br />
remarketing campaigns<br />
can help you to easily<br />
build your brand awareness<br />
and memorability.<br />
Tranda Construction<br />
- expertise and passion<br />
Expert work on an historic<br />
former convent in<br />
Ngaruawahia is a perfect<br />
example of the skill and<br />
passion Tranda Construction<br />
brings to its work.<br />
Tranda Construction offers<br />
one of the most professional<br />
construction services in<br />
<strong>Waikato</strong>. From general roundthe-house<br />
jobs to specific individualised<br />
pieces to suit unique<br />
tastes, Tranda Construction<br />
record of customer satisfaction<br />
shows how serious it is about<br />
getting the job done right.<br />
A perfect example is the<br />
former Paeroa convent of the<br />
Sisters of St Joseph of the<br />
Sacred Heart, a 116-year-old<br />
heritage building was relocated<br />
to Ngaruawahia in 1977.<br />
Tranda Construction has been<br />
associated with this home for<br />
a number of years and is currently<br />
undertaking additions<br />
and alterations that included<br />
the construction of the two<br />
storied return verandahs that<br />
were omitted as a cost saving<br />
measure when the home was<br />
constructed in 1902.<br />
Tranda Construction has<br />
worked alongside Auckland<br />
boutique architectural practice<br />
McKinney + Windeatt<br />
Architects which creates site<br />
specific, individually tailored<br />
buildings. The restoration<br />
required an application of<br />
high level carpentry skills that<br />
referred to the century old<br />
detailing with contemporary<br />
timber construction standards<br />
that replaced the entire external<br />
verandah space to achieve<br />
190 square metres of new covered<br />
outdoor space. The resultant<br />
exterior features extensive<br />
use of crafted timberwork with<br />
a composition of rimu, totara,<br />
garapa and kauri. Integral with<br />
the materiality and detailing of<br />
the project was the role colour<br />
played.<br />
The use of DULUX<br />
Colours of New Zealand for<br />
a colour palate that referred<br />
to the heritage of the home,<br />
its architectural features and<br />
its rural location that reflected<br />
their own personality .<br />
It was this palate of colour<br />
and timberwork that caught<br />
the judges’ imagination and<br />
saw the project selected as a<br />
finalist in two categories of<br />
<strong>Waikato</strong> retailer picks up Jaguar<br />
Land Rover Dealer Award<br />
Duncan & Ebbett beat<br />
off national competition<br />
recently to take<br />
home the Jaguar Land Rover<br />
Supreme Retailer of the Year<br />
award.<br />
Duncan & Ebbett Hamilton<br />
picked up the national<br />
award for excellence in vehicle<br />
retailing along with the<br />
Jaguar Land Rover New Zealand<br />
Parts Team Award. The<br />
prestige car dealer was also<br />
runner-up in the Jaguar New<br />
Car Sales Team, Service Team<br />
Award and <strong>Business</strong> Manager<br />
Awards.<br />
Duncan & Ebbett dealer<br />
principal, Craig Duncan, said<br />
he and the team were thrilled<br />
to receive the accolades.<br />
“Our team has worked<br />
incredibly hard over the past<br />
year towards this achievement<br />
and we couldn’t be more<br />
proud to receive this recognition”.<br />
Jaguar Land Rover’s general<br />
manager, Steve Kenchington,<br />
said the awards were<br />
thoroughly deserved.<br />
“The Duncan & Ebbett<br />
team is a credit to the <strong>Waikato</strong><br />
region - its commitment to the<br />
continuous development of<br />
the customer experience in the<br />
retail outlet has set a benchmark<br />
for the rest of the country<br />
to follow,” he said.<br />
Other winners were also<br />
announced the Jaguar Land<br />
Rover Retailer Excellence<br />
Awards:<br />
- Jaguar New Zealand<br />
Retailer of the Year - Bayswater<br />
European<br />
- Land Rover New Zealand<br />
Retailer of the Year - Armstrong<br />
Prestige Dunedin<br />
- Jaguar Land Rover New<br />
Zealand New Car Sales<br />
Team Award - Archibald &<br />
Shorter North Shore<br />
- Jaguar Land Rover New<br />
Zealand Service Team<br />
Award - Bayswater European<br />
- Jaguar Land Rover New<br />
Zealand Parts Team Award<br />
- Duncan & Ebbett Hamilton<br />
- Jaguar Land Rover New<br />
the DULUX Colour Awards<br />
<strong>2018</strong> (Residential Exterior and<br />
International).Tranda Construction’s<br />
staff has vast expertise<br />
and works as a tightly<br />
knit team to get the job done<br />
quickly and at the best possible<br />
price.<br />
Zealand <strong>Business</strong> Manager<br />
- Archibalds Christchurch<br />
- Jaguar Land Rover New<br />
Zealand Marketing Award<br />
- Bayswater European