Guides
Three free guides, one for each side of the marketplace. Whether you have a window to rent, a team that needs a sponsor, or a business to get in front of local people, the guide walks you through it.
For hosts
Everything you need to list your advertising space, take bookings from local businesses and get paid into your bank account.
What is inside
Host Guide · PDF · 42 pages · 2.2 MB
For clubs and events
For clubs, schools and anybody running an event. List your teams or your tournament, let local businesses find them, and have the money in the club account without chasing a soul.
What is inside
Sports and Events Guide · PDF · 28 pages · 1.6 MB
For advertisers
How to find advertising space in real local businesses, book it, pay for it and see that it went up.
What is inside
Advertiser Guide · PDF · 34 pages · 1.6 MB
Every guide is free, fine to print, and the one that matches your account is also emailed to you the day you join.
Reading
What works in New Zealand, what it costs, and how to do it. Written by the people who built the marketplace, for the people who use it.
Looking for your own line of work? There is a page for each: where to advertise, by industry.
05-10-2026 · 6 min read
The windows, counters, screens, mirrors and walls a New Zealand cafe, gym, salon, clinic or shop can sell to local advertisers, and which earn the most.
Read it05-10-2026 · 6 min read
A practical guide for NZ club committees: who to ask, what to put in a sponsorship package, what to charge, and how to keep sponsors coming back each season.
Read it05-10-2026 · 6 min read
Weekly prices for a shop window, counter display, screen, mirror or A-frame in New Zealand, and the five things that should move your price up or down.
Read it05-10-2026 · 7 min read
Eight ways a New Zealand shop, cafe, gym, salon or clinic can earn more from the space it already pays rent on, with what each one takes and pays.
Read it19-09-2026 · 9 min read
A marketing plan you can write in an hour and pin above the desk: who buys, where they decide, one paid channel, one number, and a review date.
Read it19-09-2026 · 9 min read
How a small business with no analyst can tell whether an advertisement is bringing in customers: what to count, how to track it, and when to decide.
Read it19-09-2026 · 9 min read
Growth is more customers, buying more often, spending more each time. Which lever is cheapest for your kind of business, and a 90 day plan to pull it.
Read it19-09-2026 · 9 min read
The things that actually bring people through the door of a local NZ business, from free to paid, with what each one is good for and how long it takes.
Read it19-09-2026 · 9 min read
A step by step guide to advertising a small business in NZ: pick the customer, set a budget, choose one channel, write the ad, get it made, measure it.
Read it19-09-2026 · 10 min read
A 90 day plan for advertising a new small business in New Zealand: what to do before opening, in the first week, the first month, and the two months after.
Read it19-09-2026 · 8 min read
Eighteen low cost ways to advertise a small NZ business, from free to under $500 a month, with what each costs, who it suits and how to tell if it worked.
Read it19-09-2026 · 10 min read
Where electricians, plumbers, builders, painters and other tradies should advertise in NZ, what it costs, and how to get more of the jobs you want.
Read it18-09-2026 · 7 min read
What club sponsorship in New Zealand costs, what a package should include, how to pick the right team or event, and how to tell whether it worked.
Read it18-09-2026 · 8 min read
Real price ranges for advertising a small business locally in NZ: newspapers, radio, flyers, Google and Facebook ads, sponsorship and in-store space.
Read it18-09-2026 · 6 min read
Where a small business can advertise in Pukekohe, Waiuku, Tuakau, Pokeno and the rest of Franklin, what it costs, and how to reach the people who live here.
Read it18-09-2026 · 9 min read
An honest guide to advertising a small NZ business in 2026: every channel, what it roughly costs, and which ones bring in local customers.
Read itReady when you are
An account takes a couple of minutes. Listing a space or sending a booking request takes a few more, and the guide is there for every step.