PRESS RELEASE: POPCOM launch new PR packages to support small business, give away one month free PR support

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Small but big impact, PR consultancy POPCOM, founded by Amanda Lacey want to see business come out the other side of the COVID-19 crisis.

“COVID-19 has kicked a lot of promising business’ to the kerb. I would be lying if I said I wasn’t feeling nervous about the second half of 2020 and what the business landscape will look like post isolation,” says Amanda Lacey.

Specialising in corporate PR and crisis communications, POPCOM usually work with the larger end of SME, adopting a ‘director of communications’ style partnership with organisations to develop strategy, create brand and organisational messaging and solve business issues. Lacey is known in her market place for smart but commercially minded internal and external campaigns.

Today, POPCOM launched a vibrant new website, which includes what they refer to as ‘COVID quick start’ packages to assist the smaller end of town, who know their brand and their message, but need extra PR support to get noticed.

“We have achieved amazing results in the last couple of months for brands that were almost obliterated by the COVID-19 social distancing laws and shop closures. We did this through considered, but consistent pitching and fast turnaround. It is all about angle and creating campaigns relevant for now – we are all in a crisis, and we need to re-think how we communicate business services.”

To celebrate the launch of POPCOM’s brand refresh and to promote their new COVID PR packages, POPCOM are giving away one month free of their ‘Get Noticed’ package valued at $1500pm. Follow them on Instagram @busypopcom for more information.

Contact Amanda Lacey directly on [email protected].

April 21, 2020/by Reland Pigte

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