Rise & ShineOffices
Expertise
Rise & Shine combines communications strategy, media relations, influencer marketing and event management for consumer launches. For Dimples’ store reopening, it pitched the founder’s story and hosted a press and creator preview. For Le Creuset, it staged a chef-led launch that demonstrated the cookware in use.
Scores describe documented focus. 1 means clearly offered service, 2 means documented client work, 3 means stated specialty with at least two distinct documented examples. The average uses all available scores on each axis. Dotted lines pass through the center where scores are missing.
Scores and sources
| Expertise | Agency | Network average |
|---|---|---|
| Earned media | 3 Source 1 · Source 2 |
1.2 (239 scored) |
| Consumer campaigns | 3 Source 1 · Source 2 |
2.0 (27 scored) |
| B2B communications | Insufficient evidence | 1.5 (13 scored) |
| Corporate reputation | Insufficient evidence | 1.2 (58 scored) |
| Crisis and issues | Insufficient evidence | 1.0 (103 scored) |
| Public affairs | Insufficient evidence | 1.1 (32 scored) |
| Investor relations | Insufficient evidence | 1.8 (4 scored) |
| Influencer and creator relations | 3 Source 1 · Source 2 |
1.3 (53 scored) |
| Social and content | 2 Source 1 |
1.1 (130 scored) |
| Events and experiences | 3 Source 1 · Source 2 |
1.2 (92 scored) |
- Brand partnerships
- Communications strategy
- Content creation
- Event management
- Influencer marketing
- Media relations
- Product seeding
- Public relations
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Listed clients
Rise & Shine has documented work for Glasshouse Fragrances, Dermalogica, Le Creuset and Dimples. It reports running a press and creator preview for Dimples’ reopening and managing an entrepreneurship scholarship campaign for Dermalogica.
Publications
Rise & Shine reports that its Dimples reopening campaign drew coverage in Kia Ora, New Zealand Woman’s Weekly and Stuff.
Sources 1