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Reputation Australia provides media training courses, presentation skills programs and a range of communication training and services. Our programs are designed to boost your reputation in person, in print, on-air and online.

We provide training in sales skills, negotiations, dealing with crises and profiling the CEO as an important reputational asset for their organisation.

We also offer training and support in the online world of the internet through social networks like Twitter and Facebook.

Our production division, Reputation TV, produces audio and video programs for online and offline content.

Reputation Australia's team of Senior Associates in Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne, Adelaide and Brisbane works with government and private sector clients in cities and regional centres across Australia.

Please contact us via email at any time to talk about your training or project.       Or call the Managing Director, Steve Cropper on 02 8021 9404.

 

April 1, 2010
Referrals. They are the cornerstone of business. Even in this digital age where marketing is almost pure science and branding an art form, the old fashioned word-of-mouth referral remains extremely important. In fact, if you look at this in the context of social media and the speed of communication over the Internet, word-of-mouth referral has never been as important as it is today. In this timeless article, Alex Harris, editor of Reputation Report, examines the increased importance of word-of-mouth referrals, social media and online referral websites.
May 4, 2010
This is a tough one to answer but we can say emphatically that today's marketer is particularly interested in returns on investment. Tradition diads of marketing are shifting fast. there is a significant migration to the online space as marketers seek more measurable, more affordable and more interactive channels through which to engage with their markets.
March 10, 2010
Like lots of people, it took a while for the penny to drop in my head about Twitter. At first I didn't really get the point. I do now. A colleague in the US, Bernie Borges has posted an article on his site titled, "Top reasons I follow Back On Twitter. Take a look at his article at http://www.findandconvert.com/blog/2010/top-reasons-i-follow-back-on-twitter/
April 23, 2010
In this episode we talk with a senior Sydney newspaper man about how online media is impacting on the business of journalism. Can conventional perss stay relevant in the midst of a stampede to the online environment for news and entertainment. Listen to Sean McNamara's interview at Podbean or download it to your iPod.
March 30, 2010
Of all the things that go into the equation to create an organisation’s reputation, what is the one factor that has the highest impact, lowest cost, most lasting impression? Customer service.
March 2, 2010
Imagine you are a member of a multi-site organisation with locations across the country or around the world. Sitting at your computer at home or in your workplace, you log into your organisation's 'Virtual Reality (VR) Workplace', where you can move freely through a virtual environment using a computer-generated version of yourself - your own personal avatar.
March 9th, 2010
Reputation Australia and Kennedy Communications merge to create a larger organisation with expanded offering. The new organisation provides an end-to-end communication skills solution.
Aug 26th 2011
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is one of those phrases that business struggles to define, both in terms of what it means and, more to the point, what it might deliver.
May 4, 2010
For many organisations, a potential crisis is a case of out-of-sight, out-of-mind. Too often we see organisations responding to a crisis from a blank piece of paper. When a crisis hits, it is already too late to call a meeting and ask one another, "Now what do we do?"
April 12, 2010
Imagine if your customers could walk around, wear, drive, use, play with your products or services rather than watch them on a short TV add or read about them in a newspaper particle. Imagine they could spend hours with your concept rather than a few minutes or seconds. This week;s Reputation Online guest is Jim Sink, the CEO of avatar reality, the company that created the virtual world Blue Mars.

Media Training
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 MediaMany people fear them, but a media interview can be a highly valuable opportunity to reach a large audience quickly and persuasively.
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PR & Media Management Services

MediaMedia relations is always important and more than ever companies need to be able to liaise with media effectively.
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Audio and Video
Production

AudioA video or audio program can greatly increase session times on a website, reach out to new audiences and dramatically illustrate a message.
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Online Public
Relations

OnlineThe burgeoning world of social networks and media means organisations need to engage with their audiences effectively online.
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