A well-placed product is a silent ambassador, creating brand recognition and recall. Picture this, Tom Cruise rocking a pair of Ray Ban aviators, James Bond never without his Omega watch, Carrie Bradshaw sitting at her window with an Apple MacBook. You instantly know what we’re talking about, right. That is the magic of well-placed product placement.

Let’s be real, whether you’re just starting out, transitioning from a traditional marketing background, or simply looking to elevate your PR game and become a PR pro, there’s a whole lot to learn and master.

As a brand owner or manager, do you find yourself questioning whether PR is something you should invest in? Has it somehow slipped through the cracks while you’ve been busy perfecting your TikTok reels and obsessing over influencer ads? Well, take it from someone who’s spent their career balancing marketing and PR roles, public relations is not something you want to skimp out on, or skip entirely. Let me tell you why…

You’ve got a fabulous brand. But you’re not getting the press coverage it deserves. Well, why not? We’ve got 10 juicy reasons why your PR game needs a makeover.

As social channels have become an integral part of our lives, influencers have continued to become a dominating force that shape consumer behaviour and brand perception. So it’s no wonder why brands are prioritising influencer campaigns and brand ambassadorships. With their large online followings and persuasive abilities, they possess the power to elevate your brand in ways that traditional marketing tactics cannot. But how do you find the right influencer for your brand?

Bustling showrooms, fashion runways, glamorous product launches and the captivating world of public relations. For those of you wondering, what exactly does a PR Manager do, let us take you behind the scenes of this exhilarating role.

In this daily cycle, journalists and media outlets have more time than ever to delve into a diverse range of stories. So there’s lots of opportunity for your brand to stand out and secure some amazing coverage.

Building a memorable brand is essential for new business owners and entrepreneurs looking to make their mark. Creating a brand that resonates with your target audience and stands out from the crowd requires a strategic approach, a touch of PR prowess and a dash of marketing magic.

Welcome to the era where micro influencers have taken the PR and marketing world by storm, shaping the landscape with their authenticity, targeted reach and engaging charm. From the rise of Facebook to the allure of Instagram, TikTok sensation and now the phenomenon that is Threads, the digital world is constantly changing.

Are you ready to conquer the media landscape like a boss? Get ready to unleash your inner pitching powerhouse and discover the secrets of how to pitch media stories. Say goodbye to the guessing game and hello to media greatness as you stay ahead of the curve. Learn to anticipate trends, cultivate relationships and seize golden opportunities, ensuring your brand shines in the spotlight.

As PR professionals, we understand the importance of crafting impactful campaigns that captivate audiences and leave a lasting impression. So, let us share our insights as we unveil 10 stellar strategies, backed by real-life success stories, to effectively promote your new product or service.

As an influencer or content creator, landing a spot on those exclusive PR lists can open doors to a world of exciting opportunities, free goodies and potentially a life/career beyond your wildest dreams.

But, how do you get there? We’re here to spill the tea on how to score a place on brand and agency PR lists – even if you’re just starting out.

From the likes of guerrilla style campaigns leaving fake parking tickets on Sydney-siders’ cars in Bondi to Maybelline’s AI-generated mascara wand adding eyelashes to buses, PR tactics this year were innovative, out-of-the-box, sometimes controversial, and set the bar high for brands planning PR stunts in 2024.

From established global companies to start-ups and emerging brands, businesses of all sizes rely on the expertise and creative vision of PR professionals to navigate the complex landscape of media relations.

Amidst the endless surge of lifestyle brands and retail products, the rules of engagement have evolved. It’s no longer enough to simply offer products. Now it’s about creating an experience that etches itself into the memory of those fortunate enough to partake. But who are the first to partake in these remarkable brand experiences? Usually, influencers.

In times of economic uncertainty, businesses, especially small ones, face a unique set of challenges. With spending down and uncertainty looming, maintaining a strong brand presence might seem like a distant luxury rather than an immediate necessity. However, that’s where Public Relations (PR) becomes a powerful ally for small businesses navigating through economic hardships.

Beyond the facade of likes and shares lies a powerful realm of strategic storytelling, credibility building and genuine connection that truly propels brands forward. Which is why social media isn’t enough for your brand to succeed.

The PR world can be tricky to navigate if you’re new or haven’t yet established strong relationships with the media. And that’s where Flaunter becomes like your very own digital PR assistant, already armed with the best media contacts and relationships.

Riding the wave of success requires more than just a sleek website and a snazzy logo. It demands a powerful, coordinated effort integrating Marketing and PR strategies. When you combine them strategically, there’s no limit to what your business can achieve.

We meet with brand managers and PRs every day. And one thing we always love is that very first conversation where they share their brand story. There’s something so special about listening to the owner of a small business or a PR manager talk about the who, what, when, where and why of their brand. There’s a sparkle in their eyes, a cadence to their words and an undeniable passion. It’s truly one of the most inspiring parts of our day – and it reaffirms the importance of storytelling in the world of PR and branding.