This is one of the most common digital objectives.
Zuni can assist by helping you:
Create better digital campaigns
Ensure your website and digital presences are optimised to deliver sales
Communicate better with your current contacts and make them better customers
Understand your audience better and the journey they take to buy your stuff
Ensure that you have digital baked into all aspects of your business and sales process with an overarching Digital and Omnichannel strategy
Understand more about how people are using your existing assets, and optimise their pathways
Macquarie Uni engaged Zuni to develop a student engagement strategy. Macquarie University is one of Australia’s leading universities. Recognised for high-quality research and unique undergraduate and postgraduate courses. They are responsible for facilitating all non-academic activities that engage students on campus.
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Zuni is a supporting Partner in the Young and Well CRC, a federal government initiative which unites young people with researchers, practitioners and innovators from over 70 partner organisations across the not-for-profit, academic, government and corporate sectors. The Young and Well CRC explores the role of technology in young people’s lives, and how technology can be used to improve the mental health and wellbeing of young people aged 12 to 25 and is established under the Australian Government’s Cooperative Research Centre’s programme.
Zuni, along with the University of Western Sydney, Queensland University of Technology and the University of South Australia are leading activities as part of the Safe and Supportive Research Program with the Safe and Well Online project responsible for developing and testing a program of online, youth-centered social marketing campaigns to promote young people’s safety and wellbeing online. Safe and Well Online was originally based on NAPCAN’s Smart Online, Safe Offline framework.
Over the last five years, we have strategically developed and executed four social campaigns.
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