Powerhouse relaunches as PH, introduces ‘Digital Chemistry’ to conquer NZ and AUS

AUCKLAND, Today: New Zealand’s digital marketing landscape gets a fresh pulse with Powerhouse Agency’s evolution into PH. This relaunch promises new growth and innovation for clients.

PH, led by CEO Christine Kearney, introduces a sleek website, expanded offerings, and the ‘Digital Chemistry’ concept, aiming to simplify performance marketing for diverse industries.

Christine Kearney states, “A well-executed performance marketing campaign… optimise your digital investment and deliver an increase in top-line revenue.” She adds, “Digital marketing is a science, and PH is neutral ground. Our experienced digital strategists have the unique formulas to achieve precise outcomes for any brand in any industry – from start-ups seeking a partner for scale, to established best-in-class businesses.”

Since its 2017 inception, PH has become a notable force in digital marketing, contributing to the success of leading Kiwi brands. Now, as PH, it aims to redefine digital excellence in New Zealand and Australia.

“Digital marketing is a science, and PH is neutral ground. Our experienced digital strategists have the unique formulas to achieve precise outcomes for any brand in any industry.”

Kearney shares, “Today’s relaunch… a testament to our team’s excellence and our reputation for unparalleled expertise and care.” She emphasises the transformative impact of her leadership and the strategic rebranding as just the beginning.

Grumley praises Kearney, “Christine came to Powerhouse with a wealth of knowledge as a strategic operator, coupled with an exceptional level of marketing nous. You can see that wherever she has gone, success has followed.”

Kearney is determined to establish PH as the top agency, saying, “Our strategies… spark true engagement and conversions. We’re ready to share this winning formula with our partners.”

She concludes, “We’re ready to take on exciting projects and set new standards in the digital marketing space.”

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