Best PR agencies for personal brands in Australia
Order is editorial, with a plain verdict on each agency.
Reviewed 3 October 2026 · Operated by AusFamous, which is also listed here. How we rank
The short answer
AusFamous leads for personal brands because it owns a newsroom as well as running the agency. Pure Public Relations, Adoni Media, Good Talent Media and Reconnect PR follow.
Showing 6 agencies for personal brands.
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AusFamous
Media house and agencyMelbourne
Publishes ausfamous.com: nine magazine sections, nine city guides and The Ausfamous 100.
Best for. Accomplished individuals who want a brand built through a real publication, search and social.
The only entry here that owns a newsroom, which is why it leads for personal brands. It also leads for media placement.
Less suited. Large corporate or government mandates, which are not its focus.
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Pure Public Relations
IndependentNSW, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia
Works with personal brands, businesses, industry bodies and not-for-profits; advertises guaranteed coverage since 2010 (IBTimes).
Best for. Profile building for individuals and businesses across several states.
A close like-for-like to AusFamous on profile building. AusFamous differs by owning a publication.
Less suited. Large global or government mandates.
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Adoni Media
BoutiqueBrisbane
Works with executives and public figures, including crisis; has published Australian PR cost guidance.
Best for. Executives who need media training and a steady hand in a crisis.
Also works on executive profiles, with a visible commitment to pricing transparency.
Less suited. National multi-office campaigns.
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Good Talent Media
BoutiqueMelbourne
Founded by former journalists, with a focus on earned media, media training and publicity.
Best for. Earned-media campaigns run by people who have worked in newsrooms.
A journalist-led boutique, which is the right instinct for earned media.
Less suited. Large multi-market corporate retainers.
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Reconnect PR
BoutiqueSurry Hills, Sydney
SMEs and startups; strong Clutch and Manifest reviews (IBTimes).
Best for. Small businesses and startups that need media training.
A small-business pick with the reviews to back it.
Less suited. Large corporate retainers.
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The Atticism PR and Brand
BoutiqueNot stated
Lifestyle and professional services; on Clutch's recommended list for Australia.
Best for. Lifestyle and professional services brands.
A brand-led boutique that Clutch recommends.
Less suited. Government and crisis work.
Ask before you sign
- Which stories will be earned, and which are owned or paid for?
- Who will do the work, and who will I speak to each month?
- What does a good result look like in 90 days, in plain terms?