January sees weekly swimming with dolphin programs (AMVE) every Saturday Sunday at Australia’s premier dolphin swimming Blue Water Wonderland Port Stephens.

Joining DolphCom’s expert team of dolphin swim facilitators this summer is leading world dolphin researcher and film maker Elise Bailey. Elise brings with her many years experience as an in-water facilitator and is assisting the development of DolphCom’s comprehensive Pacific Common Dolphin research program. Click here for her full bio and outline of the Dolphin research program.

Dolphin Researcher / Film maker

Dolphin Researcher / Film maker

Join our team as we bow surf with the cheeky common dolphins at our designated interaction area called ‘The gravel patch’. Here we swim with dolphins, using our unique Aquatic Marine Viewing Experience. AMVE is the only swim with dolphins program in Port Stephens. The dolphins we interact with have complete integrity in all our interactions. Our dolphins choose to be with us or not. DolphCom never chase or use behavior modification techniques.

Come and play this weekend! BOOK NOW for the most exciting dolphin swimming in NSW.

Posted by on January 20th, 2009
Leave a Comment »
Posted under: Environment | Travel

Originally posted on www.newcastlegolf.com.au

The Newcastle Golf Club is excited to announce a special summer rate for all visiting members of Newcastle and Hunter Valley golf clubs. Summer Special

It allows local golf club members to play one of Australia’s top ranked golf courses at our club member guest rate of $40 per person.

This Summer Special is only available on a Sunday or Monday and ends on the 30th March 2009. So come and play at a NSW golf course that ranks as one of the best.

Happy New Year from Newcastle Golf Club

Note: Please quote your membership number and club when booking and present membership or golflink card on arrival.

Posted by on January 16th, 2009
Leave a Comment »
Posted under: Announcements | Hunter Valley News | Sports

Local digital agency Sticky is now so confident in its ability to deliver better search engine rankings that they have offered a guarantee. The agency has delved heavily into search engine optimisation with great success, so much so that they now insist on including SEO in every website they build.

Here’s their offer: If we don’t achieve first page ranking for your agreed search terms within 3 months, we will work for FREE until we get the result.

Your business has nothing to lose but a considerable amount to gain by contracting Sticky to deliver better search engine rankings.

Read the rest of this entry »

Posted by Hunters Best on January 11th, 2009
Leave a Comment »
Posted under: Announcements

Newcastle advertising agency Sticky has launched a new multi-media campaign consisting of Television and web for Coast Guard Swansea to recruit new volunteers for their 24/7 operations after the volunteer organisation was awarded a Government grant from the Attorney General’s Department.

The new TV commercial currently airing on Channel TEN Newcastle promotes awareness of the important role Coast Guard Swansea plays in keeping people safe on the water as well as featuring a strong call to action for volunteers to join now.

Read the rest of this entry »

Posted by on January 9th, 2009
Leave a Comment »
Posted under: Newcastle News

Sticky Advertising, a leading digital, social and traditional media agency based in Newcastle has been recognised 3 times in the listing of Australia’s top marketing blog websites.

Julian Cole’s second appraisal of Australia’s Top 50 Marketing blogs has been published in B&T Magazine and we are proud to say that Sticky Advertising has figured prominently.

Read the rest of this entry »

Posted by on December 20th, 2008
Leave a Comment »
Posted under: Business

Newcastle-based digital, social and traditional media agency, Sticky Advertising prescribes the marketing plan you should consider for 2009.

The international economic crisis has been devastating in the US and
European financial and housing sectors and all indications are that
Australia will also feel some of the pain. Already several large
advertisers both here and overseas
have indicated they will be cutting back on their marketing investment
over the next year, and as the fear of recession spreads its likely
that local advertisers will consider following suit.

Traditionally advertising budgets are amongst the first things cut
when times get tough, but what should you really be doing for your
brand and business to ensure you survive and even prosper during an
economic downturn?

Read the rest of this entry »

Posted by on December 20th, 2008
Leave a Comment »
Posted under: Business

Newcastle advertising agency Sticky has been featured in a newly released international marketing book titled the Age of Conversation 2.

A year and a half ago, an online conversation between two marketing
professionals in the U.S. and Australia evolved into a collaborative
writing effort by more than 100 bloggers from nine countries, including Craig Wilson,
that created a book called The Age of Conversation. The project raised
nearly $15,000 for Variety, the international children’s charity.

Following the success of the first book, which was published in the summer of 2007, Drew McLellan and Gavin Heaton,
organizers of the first project, have now published Age of Conversation
2, which compiles written thoughts on the role of conversation in
marketing today from 237 marketing professionals who blog in the U.S.
and 15 other countries. This time both Craig and Gordon have chapters in the book.

Pricing for The Age of Conversation 2 is:

* e-book: US$12.50  ($10.00 going to charity)
* paperback book: US$19.95 ($8.02 to charity)
* hardback book: US$29.95 ($4.60 to charity)

Purchases can be made online from October 28, 2007 at www.lulu.com/ageofconversation.

Posted by on December 20th, 2008
Leave a Comment »
Posted under: Books

Companion is listening

The members of Companion Credit Union have been handed the unusual but exciting task of selecting the organisations new logo via a quirky new TV campaign and dedicated voting website.

Voting on the new logo kicks off the credit unions unique marketing campaign ‘We’re listening’.

In an industry where it is easy to become just another number, Companion is giving its members a feeling of ownership.

“The credit union is really owned by the members and therefore we decided we should invite them to actively participate in helping us decide our future direction” said Ray O’Brien, Chief Executive.

Companion understands that perception and branding are crucial, therefore related focus groups were recently conducted with members and non members as part of research undertaken on Companion’s corporate identity and branding, and how Companion was perceived in the market place.

The feedback from the focus groups was very clear cut – the logo and positioning needed to be updated to better reflect Companion’s identity and its relationships with current members, as well as to become more appealing to potential new members.

Staff will also be encouraged to vote for their favourite new logo, “Next to the members, the staff at Companion are an integral part of our organisation. Therefore we also wanted to ensure that they were a part of our process to refresh our corporate image” said Mr O’Brien.

The television campaign will run through until the end of October with voting to close on 31st October.

The new Companion logo as voted by its members will be unveiled at the Annual General Meeting on 12th November.

For more information and to vote visit: www.wearelistening.com.au.

Posted by on October 9th, 2008
Leave a Comment »
Posted under: Announcements

Carlee Potter, a former Newcastle radio announcer and freelance journalist,  has launched an innovative new social media magazine for Australian businesswomen.

SNOBS is an online magazine designed for businesswomen and providing relevant information, news and events. SNOBS embraces social media philosophies of online community, open feedback and citizen journalism.

Carlee describes SNOBS as “an online magazine and social network for businesswomen. It is a resource for news, information and advice where career-driven women can connect with fresh industry contacts and keep in touch with valued friends.”

A former Newcastle radio announcer (NEWFM and NXFM) and freelance journalist (Sun Herald and Ralph), Carlee has moved boldly into the digital publishing world with SNOBS. The site mixes conventional magazine-style columns and social events coverage with interactive events calendars, citizen journalism and networking opportunities.

The site was designed and built by Sticky who continue to assist Carlee with her introduction to the world of social media. SNOBS will continue to evolve over the coming months with more features and contributors.

Posted by on September 12th, 2008
Leave a Comment »
Posted under: Announcements | Media | Web/Tech

Newcastle, the Hunter and Port Stephens’ top ranked golf course, has just launched its new Sticky Digital website.

Newcastle Golf Club’s new state-of-the-art site went live today introducing visitors to a stunning new layout and a raft of user-friendly features.

Sticky has designed a site that allows members a greater range of relevant information, up-to-the-minute golf news and feedback.

The site is also designed to allow the management, directors and club pro to post regular updates quickly and easily.

Sticky have built-in an ability for the club to sell advertising on the site and offer members additional services and benefits.

Newcastle Golf Club was rated in the top 15 courses in Australia (Australian Golf Digest 2008), the only public access golf course in the Hunter Valley to be so highly ranked.

Posted by on August 29th, 2008
1 Comment »
Posted under: Announcements
« Previous PageNext Page »