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Doing PR differently

Public Relations
and Communications


A strategic PR campaign can complement and amplify your marketing efforts, leading to increased sales. By generating positive media coverage and enhancing brand perception, PR can create a conducive environment for your marketing strategies to thrive, ultimately driving sales and growth.

Crisis PR and
Reputation Management

We are your vital partner and guide your business through the turmoil of a crisis, from preparation and response to recovery and evaluation, all while protecting and managing your reputation and public image.

Digital PR


Digital PR is increasingly important in today's interconnected world, where online presence and digital communication channels play a pivotal role in shaping public opinion and business success.

Our Values
Uncompromising

We only take on our clients where our values align. We will also only work with clients if we feel there is a very strong chance of us getting results.

Authentic

We will only work with a client if we feel we can deliver results. If you are not ready for PR, don’t have the correct assets or we feel that your business is not newsworthy, we will let you know. We don’t just sign on any client.

Ethical

We don’t sign you up with a senior PR consultant and hand you over to a junior team. We won’t offer you a longer package if you don’t need one. We don’t guarantee PR as that is unethical and guarnteed PR is advertising.

Transparent

We will share honest feedback, expert advice and let you know which angles are strong and which ones won’t get picked up by the media. We offer your WIP calls, emails, meetings and texts depending on your preference.

Alma logo with the tagline "For You. For Life." on a brown background.Logo of the College of Law featuring a stylized blue emblem next to the text "College of Law" in black.A logo for "Ausmumpreneur," with text in orange and pink, featuring a heart design at the top left. The tagline below reads "Inspire, Connect, Thrive.The image shows the Atari logo, featuring three white stylized lines resembling the letter "A" on a red background with the text "ATARI" beneath them.Portrait of a woman with long red hair and light skin, wearing earrings and an off-the-shoulder black top, standing outdoors with greenery in the background.Logo of "Engino" with the brand name in large, bold, black letters outlined in white. The letter "o" includes a small puzzle piece design.Logo of Danes Specialty Coffee featuring a white pentagon with the letter "D" inside and the company name below, all on a black background.A black and white logo of Ubisoft with a swirl design above the company name in bold uppercase letters.Activision logo on a black background with "ACTIVISION" written in bold white letters.The image shows the Cluey Learning logo with the word "CLUEY" in large orange text, surrounded by yellow rays on the left, and "LEARNING" in smaller orange text below.A simple black square with no additional details or features visible.A simple black line drawing of a monkey sitting upright with a curled tail.A stylized, dark blue "NC" logo on a white background.A cartoon drink cup holding a small Earth with a smiley face, and the text "Love Our Earth" below.Logo with the text "The Walt Disney Company." The words are written in black, with "Walt Disney" in the iconic stylized font.Black letter "R" with a white star outlined in black, on a yellow background.
A simple black line drawing of a monkey sitting upright with a curled tail.A stylized, dark blue "NC" logo on a white background.A cartoon drink cup holding a small Earth with a smiley face, and the text "Love Our Earth" below.Logo with the text "The Walt Disney Company." The words are written in black, with "Walt Disney" in the iconic stylized font.Black letter "R" with a white star outlined in black, on a yellow background.
Alma logo with the tagline "For You. For Life." on a brown background.Logo of the College of Law featuring a stylized blue emblem next to the text "College of Law" in black.A logo for "Ausmumpreneur," with text in orange and pink, featuring a heart design at the top left. The tagline below reads "Inspire, Connect, Thrive.The image shows the Atari logo, featuring three white stylized lines resembling the letter "A" on a red background with the text "ATARI" beneath them.Portrait of a woman with long red hair and light skin, wearing earrings and an off-the-shoulder black top, standing outdoors with greenery in the background.Logo of "Engino" with the brand name in large, bold, black letters outlined in white. The letter "o" includes a small puzzle piece design.
Logo of Danes Specialty Coffee featuring a white pentagon with the letter "D" inside and the company name below, all on a black background.A black and white logo of Ubisoft with a swirl design above the company name in bold uppercase letters.Activision logo on a black background with "ACTIVISION" written in bold white letters.The image shows the Cluey Learning logo with the word "CLUEY" in large orange text, surrounded by yellow rays on the left, and "LEARNING" in smaller orange text below.A simple black square with no additional details or features visible.
KOEE! All Natural Snacks logo in bold black text.Black circle enclosing the word "MINGLE" in bold, capital letters.A logo with the text "HelloCare" in blue, accompanied by a pink heart-shaped design on the left.Logo of The Optical Co, featuring a dark blue background with white text. The left part includes the letters "OCo" inside a circle.
Logo of SafetyCulture, featuring the text "SafetyCulture" with three colored bars (purple, blue, and yellow) underneath the word "Culture.Serenity Press logo featuring gold text and a gold feather quill on a white background.Gellae" written in purple cursive font with yellow rays radiating outward on a white background.The image features a logo with the text "group together" in lowercase letters and a curved turquoise line under the "r" in "group".The image shows the Venus Concept logo in white on a dark grey background, with abstract circular lines above the text.
Dentsu logo in white text on a black background.A black letter "S" with an intricately designed, ornate crown placed above it.Logo text reads "HYUNDAI HIGH PERFORMANCE FORKLIFTS - The driver’s choice" in blue and yellow. A blue triangular shape is present on the left.A book cover titled "A True Heart: The Fight of My Life" featuring a photograph of a shirtless man with the text "Billy Dib, Two-Time Champion of the World" and "Billyve".

Media Coverage

TV, Radio,Print,Digital,
Podcasts and Other
Radio
Print
Digital
Podcasts
Other

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Newspaper article headline reads: "Family-owned soft-drink startup wins shelf space in Coles, Woolies" with an image of four soft drink bottles and various fruits.
A headline and image discuss Sarah, Duchess of York, regarding Beatrice's wedding and her first grandchild. Headline reads: "EXCLUSIVE: Sarah, Duchess of York on Beatrice's wedding and preparing for her first grandchild.
Newspaper front page featuring an article on a singer's concert boosting the NSW economy. Headline reads "THANKS TAY, FOR." Includes a small photo of a baker named Gabriela and mentions her achievements.
A living room with large floor-to-ceiling windows overlooks a scenic view. The room features modern furniture, a patterned rug, and a TV. A bathroom and bedroom are depicted in smaller inset images.
Screenshot of a Guardian article titled "Sydney stabbing attacks: what security experts say to do in life-threatening situations" with a photo of a blocked-off area with police presence in Sydney.
Magazine article featuring an interview with Sarah Ferguson discussing her health lessons. Includes photos of her and some quotes, along with a section highlighting her top three health tips.
Screenshot of a Daily Mail Australia article headline about a young woman who built a seasoning empire and signed a $2 million supermarket deal after quitting her job and moving back in with her parents.
Screenshot of a news article from The Australian Women's Weekly. The title reads, "Sarah Ferguson awards Aussie fashion label prestigious prize." The article is dated June 4, 2024.
A woman and a man sit at a table with laptops and bottles of soda. Text reads, "MOTHER AND SON SUCCESS: Famous Soda signs multi-million dollar supermarket deal.
A split-screen image with a man discussing on a video call on the left, and another man walking through a hallway on the right. Caption below reads "AUSTRALIANS FACING ALL-TIME HIGH RENTS.
Cover of The Australian Women's Weekly featuring Helen Mirren, with headlines about Easter recipes, dealing with love and scams, an interview with Jacki Weaver, and an article on the Duchess of York.
A man eating peanut butter from a jar, accompanied by a headline and text about an Australian peanut butter maker partnering with a hot sauce maker in a crowdfunding venture.
An image displaying four body smoother skincare products labeled for pigmentation, hydration, and smoothness from brands IS Clinical, Clarins, Boscia, and OCE Skincare.
Newspaper article headline reads: "Family-owned soft-drink startup wins shelf space in Coles, Woolies" with an image of four soft drink bottles and various fruits.
A headline and image discuss Sarah, Duchess of York, regarding Beatrice's wedding and her first grandchild. Headline reads: "EXCLUSIVE: Sarah, Duchess of York on Beatrice's wedding and preparing for her first grandchild.
Newspaper front page featuring an article on a singer's concert boosting the NSW economy. Headline reads "THANKS TAY, FOR." Includes a small photo of a baker named Gabriela and mentions her achievements.
A living room with large floor-to-ceiling windows overlooks a scenic view. The room features modern furniture, a patterned rug, and a TV. A bathroom and bedroom are depicted in smaller inset images.
Screenshot of a Guardian article titled "Sydney stabbing attacks: what security experts say to do in life-threatening situations" with a photo of a blocked-off area with police presence in Sydney.
Magazine article featuring an interview with Sarah Ferguson discussing her health lessons. Includes photos of her and some quotes, along with a section highlighting her top three health tips.
Screenshot of a Daily Mail Australia article headline about a young woman who built a seasoning empire and signed a $2 million supermarket deal after quitting her job and moving back in with her parents.
Screenshot of a news article from The Australian Women's Weekly. The title reads, "Sarah Ferguson awards Aussie fashion label prestigious prize." The article is dated June 4, 2024.
A woman and a man sit at a table with laptops and bottles of soda. Text reads, "MOTHER AND SON SUCCESS: Famous Soda signs multi-million dollar supermarket deal.
A split-screen image with a man discussing on a video call on the left, and another man walking through a hallway on the right. Caption below reads "AUSTRALIANS FACING ALL-TIME HIGH RENTS.
Cover of The Australian Women's Weekly featuring Helen Mirren, with headlines about Easter recipes, dealing with love and scams, an interview with Jacki Weaver, and an article on the Duchess of York.
A man eating peanut butter from a jar, accompanied by a headline and text about an Australian peanut butter maker partnering with a hot sauce maker in a crowdfunding venture.
An image displaying four body smoother skincare products labeled for pigmentation, hydration, and smoothness from brands IS Clinical, Clarins, Boscia, and OCE Skincare.
Newspaper article headline reads: "Family-owned soft-drink startup wins shelf space in Coles, Woolies" with an image of four soft drink bottles and various fruits.
A headline and image discuss Sarah, Duchess of York, regarding Beatrice's wedding and her first grandchild. Headline reads: "EXCLUSIVE: Sarah, Duchess of York on Beatrice's wedding and preparing for her first grandchild.
Newspaper front page featuring an article on a singer's concert boosting the NSW economy. Headline reads "THANKS TAY, FOR." Includes a small photo of a baker named Gabriela and mentions her achievements.
A living room with large floor-to-ceiling windows overlooks a scenic view. The room features modern furniture, a patterned rug, and a TV. A bathroom and bedroom are depicted in smaller inset images.
Screenshot of a Guardian article titled "Sydney stabbing attacks: what security experts say to do in life-threatening situations" with a photo of a blocked-off area with police presence in Sydney.
Magazine article featuring an interview with Sarah Ferguson discussing her health lessons. Includes photos of her and some quotes, along with a section highlighting her top three health tips.
Screenshot of a Daily Mail Australia article headline about a young woman who built a seasoning empire and signed a $2 million supermarket deal after quitting her job and moving back in with her parents.
Screenshot of a news article from The Australian Women's Weekly. The title reads, "Sarah Ferguson awards Aussie fashion label prestigious prize." The article is dated June 4, 2024.
A woman and a man sit at a table with laptops and bottles of soda. Text reads, "MOTHER AND SON SUCCESS: Famous Soda signs multi-million dollar supermarket deal.
A split-screen image with a man discussing on a video call on the left, and another man walking through a hallway on the right. Caption below reads "AUSTRALIANS FACING ALL-TIME HIGH RENTS.
Cover of The Australian Women's Weekly featuring Helen Mirren, with headlines about Easter recipes, dealing with love and scams, an interview with Jacki Weaver, and an article on the Duchess of York.
A man eating peanut butter from a jar, accompanied by a headline and text about an Australian peanut butter maker partnering with a hot sauce maker in a crowdfunding venture.
An image displaying four body smoother skincare products labeled for pigmentation, hydration, and smoothness from brands IS Clinical, Clarins, Boscia, and OCE Skincare.
Newspaper article headline reads: "Family-owned soft-drink startup wins shelf space in Coles, Woolies" with an image of four soft drink bottles and various fruits.
A headline and image discuss Sarah, Duchess of York, regarding Beatrice's wedding and her first grandchild. Headline reads: "EXCLUSIVE: Sarah, Duchess of York on Beatrice's wedding and preparing for her first grandchild.
Newspaper front page featuring an article on a singer's concert boosting the NSW economy. Headline reads "THANKS TAY, FOR." Includes a small photo of a baker named Gabriela and mentions her achievements.
A living room with large floor-to-ceiling windows overlooks a scenic view. The room features modern furniture, a patterned rug, and a TV. A bathroom and bedroom are depicted in smaller inset images.
Screenshot of a Guardian article titled "Sydney stabbing attacks: what security experts say to do in life-threatening situations" with a photo of a blocked-off area with police presence in Sydney.
Magazine article featuring an interview with Sarah Ferguson discussing her health lessons. Includes photos of her and some quotes, along with a section highlighting her top three health tips.
Screenshot of a Daily Mail Australia article headline about a young woman who built a seasoning empire and signed a $2 million supermarket deal after quitting her job and moving back in with her parents.
Screenshot of a news article from The Australian Women's Weekly. The title reads, "Sarah Ferguson awards Aussie fashion label prestigious prize." The article is dated June 4, 2024.
A woman and a man sit at a table with laptops and bottles of soda. Text reads, "MOTHER AND SON SUCCESS: Famous Soda signs multi-million dollar supermarket deal.
A split-screen image with a man discussing on a video call on the left, and another man walking through a hallway on the right. Caption below reads "AUSTRALIANS FACING ALL-TIME HIGH RENTS.
Cover of The Australian Women's Weekly featuring Helen Mirren, with headlines about Easter recipes, dealing with love and scams, an interview with Jacki Weaver, and an article on the Duchess of York.
A man eating peanut butter from a jar, accompanied by a headline and text about an Australian peanut butter maker partnering with a hot sauce maker in a crowdfunding venture.
An image displaying four body smoother skincare products labeled for pigmentation, hydration, and smoothness from brands IS Clinical, Clarins, Boscia, and OCE Skincare.
Newspaper article headline reads: "Family-owned soft-drink startup wins shelf space in Coles, Woolies" with an image of four soft drink bottles and various fruits.
A headline and image discuss Sarah, Duchess of York, regarding Beatrice's wedding and her first grandchild. Headline reads: "EXCLUSIVE: Sarah, Duchess of York on Beatrice's wedding and preparing for her first grandchild.
Newspaper front page featuring an article on a singer's concert boosting the NSW economy. Headline reads "THANKS TAY, FOR." Includes a small photo of a baker named Gabriela and mentions her achievements.
A living room with large floor-to-ceiling windows overlooks a scenic view. The room features modern furniture, a patterned rug, and a TV. A bathroom and bedroom are depicted in smaller inset images.
Screenshot of a Guardian article titled "Sydney stabbing attacks: what security experts say to do in life-threatening situations" with a photo of a blocked-off area with police presence in Sydney.
Magazine article featuring an interview with Sarah Ferguson discussing her health lessons. Includes photos of her and some quotes, along with a section highlighting her top three health tips.
Screenshot of a Daily Mail Australia article headline about a young woman who built a seasoning empire and signed a $2 million supermarket deal after quitting her job and moving back in with her parents.
Screenshot of a news article from The Australian Women's Weekly. The title reads, "Sarah Ferguson awards Aussie fashion label prestigious prize." The article is dated June 4, 2024.
A woman and a man sit at a table with laptops and bottles of soda. Text reads, "MOTHER AND SON SUCCESS: Famous Soda signs multi-million dollar supermarket deal.
A split-screen image with a man discussing on a video call on the left, and another man walking through a hallway on the right. Caption below reads "AUSTRALIANS FACING ALL-TIME HIGH RENTS.
Cover of The Australian Women's Weekly featuring Helen Mirren, with headlines about Easter recipes, dealing with love and scams, an interview with Jacki Weaver, and an article on the Duchess of York.
A man eating peanut butter from a jar, accompanied by a headline and text about an Australian peanut butter maker partnering with a hot sauce maker in a crowdfunding venture.
An image displaying four body smoother skincare products labeled for pigmentation, hydration, and smoothness from brands IS Clinical, Clarins, Boscia, and OCE Skincare.

TESTIMONIALS

5 Star ReviewsWork with The Best
  • “Reconnect is a delight to work with. Smart, knowledgeable and trustworthy. They know the industry and doesn't overpromise. We were delighted when they got us our wish of getting onto morning television to talk about our start up GroupTogether. We've returned to Reconnect several times. Say no more!”
    The image features a logo with the text "group together" in lowercase letters and a curved turquoise line under the "r" in "group".
    Ali Linz, GroupTogether
    Co-founder
  • "The coverage secured was plentiful, in high calibre outlets and of strong quality. Working together was seamless."
    The image shows the Cluey Learning logo with the word "CLUEY" in large orange text, surrounded by yellow rays on the left, and "LEARNING" in smaller orange text below.
    Hayley Kerrigan, Cluey Learning
    Head of Brand
  • “I am thrilled with the results from reconnect pr. They secured articles in prestigious outlets like news.com.au, Daily Mail plus an interview on Studio 10. Their guidance and prompt communication were exceptional. I wholeheartedly recommend reconnect pr.”
    Gellae" written in purple cursive font with yellow rays radiating outward on a white background.
    Serene Lim, Gellae and Cup49
    Founder
  • “In a world of PR, reconnect pr is the genuine unicorn that you’ve been searching for!With the finesse of a magician, reconnect pr has orchestrated media campaigns that have left us in awe.Every story is pure magic that makes our brand shine.reconnect pr's relationships and contacts in the industry are second to none.reconnect pr is an essential part of our marketing team and I could not recommend them highly enough.”
    Image of a cartoon fairy ballerina in a pink tutu holding a wand with "Tiny Tutus" written in pink beside her.
    Simone Cadell, Tiny Tutus
    CEO
  • “Hello everyone, my name is Karen Mcdermott and I am a publisher and author at Serenity Press, KMD Books and MMH Press. I want to share with you my experience with Candice. She is an amazing PR agent. I want to share with you an example where we had to showcase that we signed Sarah, The Duchess of York, who is an amazing human and so kind. We had a huge PR campaign to roll out that and when we sent out our press release it was picked up by all of the UK papers, the US and Australia and that had to be managed. We had people vying for the opportunity to do features, embargoes and all those things and Candice managed it all for us with such professionalism and positivity. It set us up for a beautiful relationship with The Duchess of York."
    A person with blonde hair wearing a black top with intricate gold embroidery, against a plain background.
    Karen McDermott, Serenity Press
    CEO
  • “Reconnect PR is professional and they hustles hard. We worked with them to successfully secure several media publications, including Daily Mail and Forbes. I appreciate their desire for effective outcomes and her ability to have frank conversations when they think something won’t work. Ultimately, Reconnect PR’s deep connections within the beauty industry make reconnect pr an excellent partner and PR expert. I will definitely work with them again.”
    Yellow cleaning cloth, blue-handled cleaning tool, jar with a blue smiley face lid, a small tube, and a smear of beige cream on an orange background.
    Davey Rooney, Boring Without You
    Founder
  • “I had a unique experience of being photographed with Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson and Dr Tereai Trent, a globally renown Women’s Empowerment Leader. As a regional indigenous business owner, I was told nobody would be interested in picking up my photograph or story. I knew it was time critical that I leverage off the photo opportunity. A book publisher recommended I reach out to reconnect pr. After drafting my personal story accompanied by my awards, accolades and that unique photo, reconnect pr agreed to take me on as a client. I am ecstatic to share that not only was I featured in digital media publications but I was also interviewed across multiple TV interviews and radio. Most notably, I was featured in Marie Claire September 2023. I will reach out to reconnect pr for their expertise for future PR campaigns including one for my husband’s story and business"
    Three women stand together holding books, smiling at the camera. The woman on the left is dressed in white, the middle woman in a green top with a black jacket, and the woman on the right in a colorful dress.
    Petina Tieman, Complete Business Solutions
    CEO
  • "Candice is an exceptional asset to our team! Her extensive experience, professionalism, and vast network of industry connections has helped us to gain media attention across numerous networks and platforms including newspaper, online, radio and primetime television! Candice truly cares about looking after her clients and ensuring that we have the best outcome possible!"
    Logo of Women's Business School with a black shield containing a "W" on the left and the words "women's" in pink and "BUSINESS SCHOOL" in black on the right.
    Peace Mitchell , The Women's Business School
    Co-founder
  • "Hi There, my name is Jordyn and I am the founder of Mingle Seasoning.I have used Reconnect PR services and honestly they are the best in the business. We have used them for two product launches in Coles supermarkets nationally and we were featured in news.com.au, Daily Mail, The Age and the list goes on. If you are thinking of using PR services, I could not recommend them enough."
    A woman with long dark hair, wearing a light blue shirt, smiles while holding two packets of seasoning blends in a grocery store aisle. The packets are labeled "Spag Bol" and "Curry.
    Jordyn Evans, Mingle Seasoning
    Founder
  • “Reconnect was amazing to work with. Not only did she get me on TV within a week of taking me on, she also got me into all my dream magazines and radio stations. They ares a dream to work with and I would highly recommend working with them! They also coached me along the way, making sure I always felt confident and prepared along the way!”
    Logo with a zebra-patterned circle surrounding the text "CHEF MEL" in black and light blue, with "THE HAPPY CHEF" written underneath.
    Chef Mel Alafaci
    Founder
  • “My name is Nick Sheridan, owner of 99th Monkey, a food business based in Melbourne. Reconnecr PR helped us with PR around our ranging in Coles so far we got coverage on news.com, in a bunch of industry publications. It has been amazing and we still continue to get enquiries.”
    A man wearing a "99th monkey" shirt leans on stacked boxes with jars placed on top.
    Nick Sheridan, 99th Monkey
    CEO
  • “Working with reconnect pr was an amazing experience & provided more media coverage than we ever thought possible. Within 3-months, reconnect pr secured us an interview on Australia’s largest TV Network – Channel 10. Not to mention multiple radio interviews and written articles that positioned our brand in a perfect light. This coverage has been a huge asset for our business & continues to provide dividends to this date. As well as the media coverage, reconnect pr’s nurturing but straight-down-the-line approach was just what we needed. As it was our first time working with a PR agency, we weren’t too sure what to expect or what was needed. Reconnect pr was extremely clear in their communication, overly attentive to guiding the process and ultimately worked incredibly hard to deliver the amazing media exposure results. We’re forever grateful for reconnect pr’s passion & dedication to support our brands exposure goals and we will certainly be back in the future. Thanks again I’ve highly recommended you to many of my colleagues.”
    A man wearing a dark jacket smiles while standing near a rocky shoreline with waves in the background.
    Tom Cartwright, Drink Less Feel Fresh
    Founder
  • "Hi, I am Sia from You By Sia, cosmetic skin and laser clinics. I cannot recommend Reconnect PR enough. They are amazing, driven and professional. If you are looking for a PR company this is the way to go."
    A woman with shoulder-length blonde hair smiles slightly while seated in front of a geometric-patterned wall. She is wearing a black blazer over a white top and a heart-shaped necklace.
    Sia Hendry, You By Sia
    CEO
  • "We had a pretty long wish list to feature in Australia's top media outlets (TV, radio, online and custom media) and our expectations were exceeded after just a few months working together."
    Two women stand in a kitchen, one holding a cookbook titled "plan buy cook" and the other leaning on a counter beside a tablet displaying recipes, with a potted plant nearby.
    Jen and Gaby, Plan Buy Cook
    Founder
  • “We engaged Reconnect PR for the launch of our new product and were stoked they supported us in getting into the Xmas Catalogue with 7 magazines in Australia and NZ. Thank you to the team at Reconnect PR. We will definitely continue to use their services.”
    A person in a light-colored outfit is holding a large, quilted black handbag against a clear blue sky backdrop.
    Coraline Dufroux, Okume Australia
    Founder
  • “I had the pleasure of working with reconnect pr to promote a recent award I was taking part in. reconnect pr gained some great coverage for my business, and was open and communicated well with me on my journey.”
    A person in a light-colored outfit is holding a large, quilted black handbag against a clear blue sky backdrop.
    Jane Black, Health Boss
    Founder
  • “You really want Reconnect PR in your corner when you’re launching a Brand of looking to gain exposure. They become part of your team seamlessly to bring results that ultimately affect your bottom line. I would have no hesitation to recommend them and have done so many times over the years!”
    Cozigo logo with turquoise text, two red horizontal lines, and a yellow circle.
    Emma Lovell, CoziGo
    Founder

Get Results

All Earned, Genuine PR

We target the media outlets that will get you results.

Earned Media

We will only work with clients if we feel we can deliver RESULTS with EARNED MEDIA. We will NEVER bring you on as a client and get you to pay for ADVERTORIALS or pay for ADVERTS.

No Juniors

You will not get assigned to junior publicists. Only senior experienced, results driven publicists will work with you. That is our GUARANTEE.

Red number seven stylized with diagonal cutouts, creating an abstract arrow-like symbol on a white background.Logo of nine.com.au featuring eight blue dots arranged in a 2x4 grid to the left of the text "nine.com.au" in blue and gray.The Sun-Herald logo in black gothic font on a white background.Logo of Sunrise featuring an orange semi-circle above the company name "sunrise" in lowercase letters, with a curved orange line and a smaller yellow semi-circle inside the larger semi-circle.The Daily Telegraph" logo in a black Gothic font on a white background.Logo showing a light bulb icon followed by the words "SmartCompany" in teal text.Logo of news.com.au with a multicolored octagon shape on the left and the website name in bold black and gray text on the right.
Logo of The Australian newspaper featuring the text "The Australian" with a red silhouette of Australia above it.A grayscale logo featuring four abstract, curved shapes alongside the text "SBS" with the tagline "six billion stories and counting.Black and white logo of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) with three twisting lines above the letters "ABC.Australian Financial Review logoLogo of Dynamic Business with the tagline "news. opinion. debate.Qantas logo featuring a white kangaroo in motion inside a red triangle with the word "QANTAS" in uppercase letters at the bottom.
Black and white logo of the United Kingdom Government with a crowned lion and unicorn on either side of a shield.My Business logoLogo of Geelong Advertiser with "Geelong" in black text and "Advertiser" in large, bold blue text against a white background.The image shows a logo with the text "Herald Sun" in a bold, serif font, all in black.The Advertiser" is written in bold, black, serif font.Logo of the Cairns Post newspaper with the words "Cairns Post" in bold black letters and the phrase "We're for you" in smaller blue text below to the right.Blue logo with the word "ticker" written in white lowercase letters, followed by a vertical white dotted line.
Logo of Channel 9 featuring a blue number nine on the right and three rows of three blue dots on the left.Logo with the text "Kochie's Business Builders" in bold black and yellow letters.The Mumbrella logo features a geometric teal shape on the left with the word "Mumbrella" in gray bold lettering to the right.Logo of 'The Courier Mail' newspaper with the name in black Gothic script and a red silhouette of Queensland, Australia.Logo of "The Weekly Times" featuring a black and white bird perched on the letter "L" in the word "Weekly." Text is in bold blue font.Logo for smh.com.au, The Sydney Morning Herald, with "smh" in blue and ".com.au" in gray above "The Sydney Morning Herald" in black cursive font.
Red number seven stylized with diagonal cutouts, creating an abstract arrow-like symbol on a white background.Logo of nine.com.au featuring eight blue dots arranged in a 2x4 grid to the left of the text "nine.com.au" in blue and gray.Logo of Sunrise featuring an orange semi-circle above the company name "sunrise" in lowercase letters, with a curved orange line and a smaller yellow semi-circle inside the larger semi-circle.The Sun-Herald logo in black gothic font on a white background.The Daily Telegraph" logo in a black Gothic font on a white background.Logo of news.com.au with a multicolored octagon shape on the left and the website name in bold black and gray text on the right.Logo showing a light bulb icon followed by the words "SmartCompany" in teal text.Logo of nine.com.au featuring eight blue dots arranged in a 2x4 grid to the left of the text "nine.com.au" in blue and gray.A grayscale logo featuring four abstract, curved shapes alongside the text "SBS" with the tagline "six billion stories and counting.Black and white logo of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) with three twisting lines above the letters "ABC.Logo of Dynamic Business with the tagline "news. opinion. debate.Qantas logo featuring a white kangaroo in motion inside a red triangle with the word "QANTAS" in uppercase letters at the bottom.Australian Financial Review logoBlack and white logo of the United Kingdom Government with a crowned lion and unicorn on either side of a shield.Logo of Geelong Advertiser with "Geelong" in black text and "Advertiser" in large, bold blue text against a white background.The Advertiser" is written in bold, black, serif font.The image shows a logo with the text "Herald Sun" in a bold, serif font, all in black.Logo of the Cairns Post newspaper with the words "Cairns Post" in bold black letters and the phrase "We're for you" in smaller blue text below to the right.My Business logoBlue logo with the word "ticker" written in white lowercase letters, followed by a vertical white dotted line.Logo with the text "Kochie's Business Builders" in bold black and yellow letters.The Mumbrella logo features a geometric teal shape on the left with the word "Mumbrella" in gray bold lettering to the right.Logo of "The Weekly Times" featuring a black and white bird perched on the letter "L" in the word "Weekly." Text is in bold blue font.Logo for smh.com.au, The Sydney Morning Herald, with "smh" in blue and ".com.au" in gray above "The Sydney Morning Herald" in black cursive font.Logo of 'The Courier Mail' newspaper with the name in black Gothic script and a red silhouette of Queensland, Australia.Logo of Channel 9 featuring a blue number nine on the right and three rows of three blue dots on the left.Logo of The Australian newspaper featuring the text "The Australian" with a red silhouette of Australia above it.

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We meet with you in person or online. We actively listen and aim to understand your business so that we can assess what aspects are newsworthy. We hear your brand story, understand PR goals and undertake a PR analysis on your business

PR PROPOSAL

Our team uses the information provided in both our discovery call and brief to hand pick a curated list of PR recommendations to help catapult your business through the power of PR. We provide you with package options that we recommend for your business to achieve the brand awareness, media coverage and credibility that you are after.

MEDIA COVERAGE

We target media that your target audience consume. This includes TV, print, digital PR and print PR. Media coverage is a third party effectively endorsing your brand or spokesperson. It is much more credible than an advert.

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