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Sticks & Stones PR

Public relations agency offering media training and video production.

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Sticks & Stones PR documents healthcare and nonprofit campaigns alongside legal services, food and beverage, and media and publishing work. Its cases include a remote health launch, family-law publicity, a cookbook launch and real estate journalism.

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Earned mediaConsumerB2BCorporateCrisisPublic affairsInvestorCreatorsSocialEvents
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Sticks & Stones PR combines media relations, campaign strategy and video production. It describes coordinating a national broadcast and digital material for a remote health launch, and producing and editing a carers’ podcast. Its media training includes on-camera practice and crisis preparedness.

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.

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ExpertiseAgencyNetwork average
Earned media3
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1.4 (301 scored)
Consumer campaigns2
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2.0 (74 scored)
B2B communicationsInsufficient evidence 1.8 (45 scored)
Corporate reputation2
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1.5 (114 scored)
Crisis and issues1
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1.1 (150 scored)
Public affairsInsufficient evidence 1.2 (50 scored)
Investor relationsInsufficient evidence 1.6 (12 scored)
Influencer and creator relationsInsufficient evidence 1.6 (90 scored)
Social and content3
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1.3 (193 scored)
Events and experiencesInsufficient evidence 1.5 (155 scored)

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Publications ✓

Sticks & Stones PR cites ABC News commentary on branding, a Channel 7 segment for a remote health launch, Kidspot coverage of a cookbook launch and The Australian reporting on family lending.

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