GST on Google Ads & the “Amazon Tax”
Starting in October 2019, international companies like Amazon will have to register with IRD and collect GST from Kiwis at the point of sale.
Fake News: 6 Of The Best News Satire Websites
What if the news were fun to watch? If they made you laugh? Well, they can! These fake news websites will exercise your laughing muscles like no other.
Vodafone Stop Domain, Email & Web Hosting Services
Vodafone are shutting web, email and domain hosting services as of 28th February 2019. We explain what this means for you and your business.
Why use an SEO web designer
This post will explore how an SEO approach to web design can benefit your marketing efforts from the design stage onwards
How to avoid online scams
Scams only have one goal: To get your money. Unfortunately scams have become a lot trickier to spot over the years. Find out how to keep yourself safe.
What is the GDPR and how will it affect NZ businesses?
Floods of emails in recently touting business’s privacy policy updates? It’s the GDPR. What is GDPR & how will it impact your business here in New Zealand?
Net neutrality changes: What does it mean for New Zealand?
Repealing the changes means that internet service providers are perfectly positioned to control bandwidth and internet speeds, favouring services that pay higher premiums or are owned by the internet providers themselves. But what does this actually mean for the everyday internet user?
The evolution of social media: how it all started
Today, everyone knows what social media is. Even the most out-of-the-way parts of the world have access to Facebook and Twitter
Secure website connections: making the move from HTTP to HTTPS
Before we explain why encryption is so important, we should examine what it actually means. Let’s break it down to its basic parts.
HTTPS stands for HyperText Transfer Protocol Secure. Though it sounds complex, it’s quite simple.
The future is knocking with the Internet of Things (IoT)
An estimated 8.4 billion devices are connected in 2017 and this number is expected to jump to 21 billion within five years. The future is already here.
