Sticky is a Newcastle-based advertising agency specialising in digital media. The best way to describe us is as Digital + Different. We have developed a reputation as leaders in Inbound Marketing and launched the breakthrough NLYZR website analysis and optimisation tools, enabling us to achieve the results our clients are really looking for.... more sales.

Sticky helps corporate marketers with: advertising, web development and strategy, inbound marketing and search engine optmisation.

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Three entries for Sticky in Australian Marketing Pioneer Blogs

Australian Marketing Pioneer Blogs

The latest ranking of Australia’s Marketing Pioneer Blogs has been released by Julian Cole and once again Sticky has 3 entries in the top 40.

Gordon Whitehead’s The Marketer blog has retired in blaze of glory after being ranked 15th. His new site is called The Git.

Craig Wilson’s Media Hunter site comes in at 18th spot, while our agency site (this one) is 34th.

Overall, we’re very proud to be included among Australia’s leading marketing bloggers and that the agency is so well represented.

The list has also been published in the current issue of B&T Magazine (although with some changes).

Posted by Craig on June 15th, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
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Is your business ready for social media?

In the August 2008 edition of Marketing Magazine Sticky was identified as one of the leading social media agencies in Australia. Yet, since Sticky relaunched as Newcastle’s first Digital, Social and Traditional media agency we haven’t talked up the social media aspect as publicly as some of our other offerings. One-on-one with clients we have begun introducing social media thinking and strategies to their marketing, but we weren’t sure if people here were ready for a full-on social media information onslaught.

Social media in Australia is still very much an emerging form of marketing and as currently there are very few genuine Australian social media agencies. Many agencies are beginning to pay lip service to social media, but aren’t really addressing it correctly or effectively.

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