Fresh Chat

Welcome to FreshChat a blog by Network PR … thanks for stopping by!

As you would know, communication is very much at the crossroads - with social media and search challenging traditional media.     FreshChat was born because we wanted an interactive - and lighter - format (than our existing website and popular e-newsletter) to reflect the Web 2.0 environment we now live and work in. 

In this blog expect to see posts on anything to do with Online communication - from a variety of people on our blog team.  Sometimes they’ll be detailed and serious while others will be pithier and a bit more cheeky.

So whether you are looking for a tidbit of information, want to fuel a controversy or are trying to find a PR agency that walks the talk and can help your company get to the forefront of this fast changing environment we hope you find our postings diverse, enjoyable, informative and above all fresh.

The Agency that Walks the Talk

Network PR has always been a leader within the Australian PR, communication and marketing community in debating such issues.  Since 2001 we’ve produced a regular free newsletter/website PR Influences that has over 4000 registrants. And many more just visit to view our archives!

And we remain at the forefront: today  Network PR is Australia’s #1 PR agency to specialise in Web 2.0 and Online PR as well as Natural / Organic Search with a proven track record in helping our clients reach, engage with and influence online audiences, 

Our own www.networkpr.com.au site rankings attest to our expertise in natural / organic search.  While in social networks and online community conversations, we have a great track record with work for corporate, business and consumer-facing clients, including a leading entertainment company.

Our people are:

Contributers to Digital Ministry http://www.digitalministry.com.au/

Judges on the AIMIA awards

Speakers at digital branding conferences

Bloggers

Gamers

Geeks

Business Execs

Company directors

Ex-Journalists

Researchers

Online and offline PR experts

and all round ‘righteous dudes’