Public Relations That Actually Works
visit site- $5,000+
- 2 - 9 employees
- Sherwood, Australia
Public Relations That Actually Works is a PR firm founded in 2020 in Brisbane, Australia. With fewer than 10 employees, they offer PR, branding, and marketing strategy solutions for clients in the fields of consumer products, healthcare, and more.
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Client Size Distribution
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Common Project Size
<$10K 2 projects
$10K-$49K 2 projects
Clients
- Bright Spark Power
Highlights from Recent Projects
Public Relations That Actually Works successfully executed a major public relations campaign for a software company. The company's Director of Business Development praised Sally Symonds, the director of the PR firm, for her exceptional work ethic, results-driven approach, and extensive industry connections. Sally conducted interviews with the company's Chief Scientist and inventor, familiarized herself with the company's product and its unique selling point, and identified gaps in the company's market strategy. The company reported increased revenue and brand awareness as a result of the campaign.
The PR firm also played a crucial role in a fundraising project called Ride for Rural. The project manager lauded Sally for her tenacity and forward-thinking approach. She was able to generate maximum interest for the project, which involved a physical challenge undertaken by James Hackney to raise awareness of mental health in rural Australia. Sally's efforts helped the project meet its fundraising target of $20,000 for the Royal Flying Doctor service, boost tourism and awareness of remote towns, and inspire people with James' challenge.
In addition, Public Relations That Actually Works provided valuable PR services for Safe Haven Community, a non-profit organization that offers crisis accommodation for women and children fleeing domestic abuse. The CEO of the organization found Sally through LinkedIn and decided to work with her based on their initial conversation. Sally quickly took action by writing press releases and securing media coverage for the organization, which included radio interviews and spots on Channel Nine and Channel Ten news. Her efforts helped the organization gain brand awareness and ensure that women who need help know where to come.