Digital.
Social.
Influence.

“Although 97% of Fortune 500 corporations are on LinkedIn, 84% are on Facebook, and 86% are on Twitter, many brands entered the social media front lines without a clear strategy”

Critical social matters

Notable Media works with ASX 200, NGO and Government organisations
Training | Workshops | One-on-one coaching | Content

Recent Notable Media client engagements:

Recent Notable Media client engagements:

About Notable Media

Notable Media is an award-winning consultancy that specialises in social media, communications and content creation. We help executives and companies share news and values and tell their stories to build influence and trust through social and mainstream media.

Notable Media has trained some of Australia’s top corporate and not-for-profit CEOs, directors, executives and heads of marketing and communications to be professionally social, building visibility, actively engaging with stakeholders, influencers and employees to meet their business goals.

"Clients and competitors are on professional social, along with government, regulators, investors, shareholder activists and even your personal trainer." —
Amanda Gome AM

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Notable Services

Training programs and services to build social capability.

Social Media Training for Leaders

 
Building influence and profile for leaders in ASX 200, private, NGO and government organisations. The focus is on professional social media so that managers and executives can meet their business goals by getting active and building influence on LinkedIn and Twitter.
 

Notable Women Program

 
The Notable Women Program is specifically aimed at preparing professional women for top leadership roles through building stronger profiles and improving communication and social media skills.
 

Building Social Capability

 
Twitter, Linkedin, Instagram plans. From absolute beginners to influencers, we support clients with compelling Twitter, Linkedin and Instagram strategies and social media guidelines.

Content

 
Compelling content across all forms of executive communications.

Media Training

 
Hands-on training for all communications environments.
 

Communications Strategy and Plans

 
Expert roadmaps for success.

Amanda Gome AM is at the forefront of corporate communications transformation with a deep expertise in digital and social media.

As CEO of Notable Media, she works with executives and companies to boost social profiles, embed skills and implement strategies to build reputation and trust, deepen customer relationships, connect with new audiences and mitigate risk.

Notable Media works with clients to shift social strategy.

Read case studies on our projects.

Sector: Financial Services

 
Client: Amie Tennant, director, Future Finance Group
Notable Service: Professionally Social Training program focused on female leaders

Sector: Financial Services

 
Client: Tessa Price, Regional Executive, Pacific Islands
Notable Service: Professionally Social Executive Training

Sector: Financial Services

 
Client: Mike Smith, Former CEO, ANZ Bank
Notable: Notable Women

“I am a passionate believer that business can be a force for good and organisations and executives should be openly communicating their contributions, innovations, values and activities to help build trust and influence.”

Anyone can do a social media post, but is it strategic and engaging? That’s why content is so critical otherwise you may as well not bother.”


— Amanda Gome AM, Founder Notable Media

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Social Insights from around the world

The Most Popular Social Media Networks Each Year Gloriously Animated

By Callum Booth

Considering social media’s global impact (hello Trump and Brexit), it’s strange to think just how young the medium is. Hell, before the early 2000s, if you wanted to reconnect with a long-lost friend, you’d have to go full detective to find their contact details. But nowadays? You just need to whack their name in Facebook (or, heaven forbid, LinkedIn) and they’ll pop right up.

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How to Handle a PR Crisis in the Social Media Age


By Chantal Fernandez and Tamison O’Connor

When controversy strikes on social media, brands must react swiftly to protect their reputations and avoid making the same mistakes again. BoF outlines some best practices to surviving a public relations fiasco.

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Digital Transformation: The Role of Mobile Technology in Papua New Guinea

By Catherine Highet, Michael Nique, Amanda H A Watson and Amber Wilson.


Under the theme of ‘Harnessing Inclusive Opportunities, Embracing the Digital Future’, Papua New Guinea’s capital, Port Moresby, hosted the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) sessions in 2018, prioritising how Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) could promote inclusive and sustainable growth for all. In line with the 2018 APEC activities, and commissioned by DFAT InnovationXchange, GSMA Mobile for Development collected information on this theme through a series of meetings from September 2018 to February 2019 with local stakeholders from the public and private sectors.

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The Road to Digital Leadership


By Mike Krempansky, Partner and Craig Mullaney, Partner, The Brunswick Group


For CEOs on social media, consistency and authenticity carry the day, say Brunswick’s Craig Mullaney and Mike Krempasky

In a surprisingly robust metaphor, having content go viral has been described as “winning the internet version of the lottery.” Your chances of success are infinitesimal and determined almost entirely by luck. And the big payoff seldom lasts very long – studies have found that viral content has a negligible impact on a company’s long-term social engagement.

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