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AD2ONE Offers Advertisers a Trip To The Flicks

Monday, 2 December 2013, 12:09 pm
Press Release: AD2ONE Group

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AD2ONE Offers Advertisers a Trip To The Flicks

Flicks.co.nz and WeatherWatch.co.nz Join AD2ONE’s Premium Advertiser Sales House

Auckland, 2 December 2013. Digital sales house AD2ONE has added New Zealand’s largest movie guide Flicks.co.nz to its market leading portfolio of entertainment & lifestyle premium websites. Flicks.co.nz joins a raft of leading brands, which include Playstation, JamieOliver.com and TicketMaster, to offer New Zealand advertisers the opportunity to connect with a premium entertainment and lifestyle audience. AD2ONE has also added WeatherWatch.co.nz, to its expanding portfolio.

Flicks.co.nz is used by 300,000 New Zealand movie goers per month, who visit the website, mobile site and apps to choose a movie, find out where to watch it, view trailers, read reviews and other editorial content. Its mobile site has 85,000 unique users per month and the iPhone app records 1.1 million page impressions per month from 135, 000 downloads.

“As the go-to destination for movie goers and dedicated entertainment consumers, Flicks.co.nz delivers a valuable audience” said Lisa Ison AD2ONE’s New Zealand Country Manager. She continued “It is a hub for a primarily social, urban and entertainment-seeking consumer and offers a premium environment for marketers to engage and connect with an audience who are already looking to be entertained.”

Advertisers have a range of options including site skin, takeover, half page, home page tiles, banners and mobile and app placements.

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Weatherwatch.co.nz is considered to be the authority on New Zealand’s weather and is a trusted and valued destination for the 100,000 users who generate over half a million page impressions. As it provides detailed and unique weather forecasts for New Zealand’s six main centres, it gives advertisers the opportunity to regionally target advertising across the site.

AD2ONE has significantly expanded its activities in New Zealand during 2013 adding leading brands such as games giant Miniclip, LinkedIn, Nigella.com, Foodlovers.co.nz, the UK’s Daily Telegraph and E!Online which have helped drive 160% year on year growth.

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