Maori Media NetworkMāori Media Network is a national advertising bureau, specialising exclusively in Māori media and communications targeting Māori. A one-stop-shop solution for agencies, clients, and advertisers who need to reach a Māori audience!
How to advertise with usSave Time – Whether you need advertising placement on six stations or all of the 22 stations that we represent, full ad production, translation, a Māori music bed – it takes just one call to Māori Media Network to deal with it all.Get Results – Our experience in designing focused campaigns in Māori and English ensures you reach a Māori audience in the most effective and appropriate way for the best possible outcome. Maximise Value – Close relationships with member stations keep us up-to-date with programming, and help us to identify added value opportunities for your campaign. Gain Insights – Access information to help you better understand the audience. Find out why so many Māori tune-in to Iwi Radio, where and who they are. Quality Assured – Experience and expertise at every level. We use only licensed translators and our Account Managers have a combined experience of 24 years in the media industry. Book with Confidence – We are accountable. All stations provide us with affidavits for every campaign. Quick Turnaround – We understand “urgent” and pride ourselves on getting the job done quickly and efficiently – without compromising quality. Satisfaction – Become one of our many satisfied clients who come back again and again. See our Testimonials page for more on what they have to say. We’re Approachable – If you don’t know your "keke" from your "kēkē" – we can guide you through! We are dedicated to ensuring your experience with Māori Media Network is pleasant, painless, and productive. AudienceWhy Maori RadioResults from Massey University’s last Māori Radio survey show that 53% of the Māori population listen to Māori radio. This translates to approx 279,965 Māori listeners nationwide. Māori Radio caters for the whole whanau, providing various functions including community/information, entertainment, and education. Of particular importance to many listeners is the broadcast of linguistic features unique to their region; dialect and style, words and proverbs, idioms and phrases. A number of stations overlap allowing access to more than one station. The major determining factor in deciding which station listeners in these areas tune into is tribal affiliation. The majority of Māori Radio listeners are not fluent in Te Reo Māori. Māori Radio, therefore, caters for a range of competency levels and incorporates programming in both Māori and English. Radio personnel identify with their listeners and lifestyles, and are often well known, with local profiles. These factors contribute to stations’ community presence and make them approachable and Māori friendly. Stations often broadcast live from local marae, hui, and events. Listeners are kept up-to-date with what’s happening in their tribal area, including essential Māori messages, eg: tangihanga, panui, etc. The community function of Māori Radio is acknowledged as a major factor for listeners tuning in. This important communication role is often performed exclusively by Māori radio, and in many areas the station is the biggest Māori communication medium. Māori listeners are passionate about their stations. Many consider the stations to be “life lines” that keep them in touch with the Māori world.
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