Finally, South Dunedin is on the map

By Snoopy Reporter

South Dunedin is finally going to be included on the Dunedin City Centre and Campus Map.  Click on the image below and download the latest edition of the South Dunedin Trumpet.

Click on the above image or here and read our promotional newspaper about the changes to the upcoming map that will include the South Dunedin shopping area.

Norman Wood, the publisher of the map and directory said today, “over the years a number of my customers have moved down south, but still wanted to advertise. However, until now I’ve been unable to show their location on the map.”

It is important for South Dunedin businesses to advertise to students as they are the largest market for their products and services. These shops are not close to the university, so many businesses wont have the students walk past their door.

Mr Wood, continued by saying, “however, there are a great number of fantastic businesses in South Dunedin that need to be discovered, and students are only a few minutes drive away from their door. They’ve got to advertise this and my map is an economical way for them to say, hay we are here.”

The decision was only made a few days ago to include South Dunedin, so there isn’t enough time for Norman Wood and his team to contact all businesses personally. So they are relying on the businesses contacting them directly.

Mr Wood said, ”the best way to contact us is to phone either myself on 021 2705319, or Robin Colson on 027 256 3324 and we’ll come and talk to you about the various options.

Flood about to start

By Education Reporter

Town seems quiet at the moment, but it wont be long until tens of thousands of students flood into town. For many of them it will be the first time they’ve ever been to Dunedin.

They are new and they haven’t established habits of where to buy, where to spend their money. This is a great time to build your customer base. The Dunedin City Centre and Campus Map has been around for well over 20 years and nearly 30,000 maps are distributed every 12 months. More than half tend to go out in the first month, especially to new students who are lost.

It is very important that South Dunedin businesses advertise so they don’t miss out on the opportunity.
 

In November 2011 Scott Evangelou and Norman Wood worked on the most amazing new website New Zealand has seen, known in these early days as www.dunedinmap.co.nz  This is the first test post in the news section.

I’m just testing a few things out below in short code.

This should be a table, I had to code this (cave man).

Does this look better.  This is a drop box and how does the d ook.  I think it is a little too far away from the little letters for my liking, but I might be able to fix this as my coding gets better.  Actually if I keep typing what I want to see is the words to kick back under the D as that it should be in formal graphic design (although one can always go outside the boundaries, by choice I would argue rather than my accident or negligence) anyway that should be enough typing.  I must learn that ipsom losim, or what ever it is called…. Maybe Empson Losic  Ohhh ahhh that looks lovely.  Thanks Woodudes.

This should be highlighted now This is a highligh, what ever that is.

This here is a content toggle.  It holds further or expand information that if you want to know more can research further or dig a little deeper, similar to footnotes, but contained in the body.

Below I will separate the content with a bar, I will muck around with columns then I will finish off with a separation bar that hopefully will contain the column formatting code within the bars.  Then I will get rid of columns to see if things screw up.

Although I must admin I can’t get my head around the flow from one to the other column, as this has to be done manually with cut and paste.

Flat divider below

This is the result of a Tab Layout

• Norman
• Ann
• Scott
• Roy

Norman grew up in Auckland New Zealand

Ann is from Belgium and is married to Craig.  They have a dog called Shadow.

Scott is our SEO consultant, he is from the United States of America.

Roy is from Dunedin.  He looks after repairs and maintenance, and new developments.  He is also an adviser on retail expansion.

Ok, so now I’m going to try out some list generator codes.

So this is the Facebook Like button floated to the left

Ohh ahh the Facebook share button floated to the right  

Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging!

For experimental purposes Norman Wood will now insert a photo of Scott Evangelou our SEO and Social Media Marketing consultant.