Moller Harrison Consulting NZ

17/06/2026

Some businesses treat marketing like a parachute — they only pull the cord when sales slow down or a competitor launches a new campaign. This reactive cycle is expensive and time wasting as it leads to rushed ex*****on, fragmented messaging, and an inconsistent approach.

Because marketing takes time to build momentum, deployment is never instantaneous. To survive the drop, you don’t just need a parachute - you need to be proactive and build a flight plan well before you jump.

08/06/2026

People often ask me what I do.

The technical term is a 'fractional marketer' but what on earth is that?

For businesses that are growing but aren't quite ready for the financial commitment of a full-time marketing executive, hiring a fractional marketer allows you to access the strategic expertise of a senior marketer on a flexible, part-time basis that scales with your needs.

For example, I can be contracted for a set number of hours per week or on a project-by-project basis - depending on what your business requires.

Learn more about the benefits of a fractional marketer in my blog -

What is a fractional CMO? This article explains what they do and the benefits of hiring one for your business.

03/06/2026

The knee surgery is done, and I have been on enforced rest for the last few days.

For those who know me well, you'll know that 'sitting still' for too long is something I struggle with!

I've fully embraced it however and taken enjoyment in having meals cooked for me, reading a book for as long as I like, and not having to do some of the household chores I usually do - to give myself the best chance of a good recovery.

Today however my brain was keen to get back into action so, with a stool under my desk to elevate my leg, I'm back into it whilst ensuring I look after myself and take breaks to do my mandated exercises!

26/05/2026

Am thrilled to be back on board managing the marketing for the incredible World Press Photo Exhibition in Auckland for 2026.

This year we’ve teamed up with Doc Edge to create the very first World Press Photo & Doc Edge Immersive Exhibition.

It’s shaping up to be the largest exhibition of its kind in Asia-Pacific, bringing together powerful global photojournalism and cutting-edge digital storytelling.

To top it off we are even back at the iconic Smith & Caughey building in the heart of our fabulous city.

Suffice to say am very excited about being part of the combined project group to help to bring this event to fruition in a brand new format!

Get all the details in today's media release below.

Learn more about the powerful stories you will get to see in this year's World Press Photo Exhibition 2026 in our latest media release, along with all the important details about ticketing, the venue, and our partnership with Doc Edge.

Every ticket purchased helps to support our charity this year the Auckland City Mission.

https://worldpressphotoexhibitionauckland.co.nz/media-release-27may26

21/05/2026

People don’t connect with perfection—they connect with authenticity.

The most impactful content isn’t the most polished or 'on-brand'. It’s the content that feels real, honest, and human. The kind that makes someone pause and think, 'That’s exactly how I feel'.

If your audience can see themselves in your story, your message sticks. AI tools are great for generating ideas, but the final brand voice must remain human.

15/05/2026

Today was an interesting reminder of how much communication has changed in my lifetime, during a school trip to the museum.

My daughter, and the group I was parent-supervising, were facinated with the dial telephone which I was a prolific user of as a teenager. (Remember call waiting too? My Dad got that installed so he could still receive his business calls! 😂).

We forget that the younger generations have no concept of what it was like to communicate 'back in our day' and where we have come in terms of how we engage with each other now.

Will be interesting to look back in another 30 years and see how much further things have developed. I'll be in my eighties by then. Already makes me feel very old!

13/05/2026

I genuinely love this product called Porous Lane so was excited to make a video about it for my client Watersmart with the the fabulous Klaudia Matyjas.

And, even though I prefer to stay behind the camera, I was happy to jump in as a 'model' when needed. I won't be giving up my day job however!

08/05/2026

Another successful series of activities wrapped up for Road Safety Week.

Love working with this awesome crew!

To wrap up Road Safety Week today, we went bright yellow.

When it comes to being safe on our roads we believe in putting our money where our mouth is, so this also served as a fundraiser for Brake New Zealand. We wanted to support the vital work they do to help make our roads safer for everyone and to enable them to assist those who have been injured or suffered a bereavement.

Everyone home safe, every day!

04/05/2026

I am very fortunate to be able to do a lot of fun and rewarding things in my job.

On Friday I got to go to Te Kura Rau Iti School in Flat Bush to do some road safety awareness training with my awesome client Traffic Safe New Zealand Ltd.

It was such a great event with the kids being super engaged and asking some really intelligent questions. It was also exciting to see the school, which is brand new and only opened in January this year.

Thanks to Donna Hitchings and Te Kura Rau Iti for having us along. It was such a lovely and uplifting way to end the week.

29/04/2026

I was reminded of one of my Dad's favourite sayings in a client meeting the other day - 'If you want to get something done, give it to a busy person.'

When you have a lot on the go, you have to be pretty organised. I know, because I am one of those people and without being highly organised nothing would happen amongst the many balls I have in the air - business, family, volunteering activities, etc

The busy people I deal with are also the same, including the three ladies I was on the call with. We just get stuff done. It's a great skill to have. However, you do have to ensure that you say 'no' if needed so that you plate is not overloaded - as even busy people need a break sometimes!