Bradford Public Relations wins account for Kicktone

Adelaide public relations firm Bradford Public Relations has won the account for Kicktone a new online platform that helps independent bands sell their music directly to their fans.

The new account is one of a number of recent wins for the firm, also picking up app development firm Appster, online retailer Millenius, kitchen appliance firm Avancer, website Solarquotes.com.au and kayak company Stellar Kayaks.

“It’s been an exciting start to the BPR business lifecycle, and I’m thankful for the support and trust these new clients are showing insuch a young agency,” said Nat Bradford, managing director of Bradford Public Relations.

Bradford Public Relations is only nine months old, having launched in October of 2012.

“BPR is also good at identifying companies that have a similar ethos and are results driven. BPR is most definitely not focused on milking clients with unnecessary things like months long communications audits and the creation of pretty PowerPoint messaging slides.” said Bradford.

Nic Christensen

Nic Christensen worked for Mumbrella from 2013 to 2016, in roles including deputy editor and media & technology editor. He is former media writer for The Australian and has also worked as a reporter for The Daily Telegraph and senior producer for Radio 2GB.

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Comments: 4

BS 8 Aug 13

Isn’t “independent” a euphemism for “shit and can’t get a record contract”?

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Rob R 8 Aug 13

Isn’t being negative just for the sake of it a sad way to have your voice heard?

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BS 8 Aug 13

Yes.

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Seb 11 Aug 13

LOL!

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