Impressions marketing communications is a boutique marketing communications consultancy with a diverse range of recognised Australian and International clients, and a strong reputation for delivering the desired results in the areas of corporate, service industry and consumer product communications.

Impressions marketing communications aims to provide a creative approach supported by a highly personal and professional service. Each organisation and project has individual objectives and impressions works specifically to achieve these. We aim to be a significant asset to all our clients. From our Sydney base our core business is public relations but we work across the full range of communications challenges. “Image is derived from the totality of positive IMPRESSIONS gained”.

Testimonials

"Today's media - no matter what the form - relies on the fast delivery of information that's accurate, comprehensive and comprehensible. Impressions delivers the complete package which, for a busy journalist, is a godsend. Impressions' clients are definitely getting better exposure as a result."
- Paul Burrows, editor Camera and ProPhoto magazines.

"I attended a media famil exploring the Pacific Coast Touring Route Northern NSW coordinated and hosted by Impressions on behalf of Northern Rivers Tourism. It was well organised and highly eventful, catering to all of the journalists needs."
- Tara Ali, Features Editor, Women's Health

"Media relations is a tricky mix of perseverance, business acumen, charm and lateral thinking, and it's not always easy to come up with that innovative angle that will get media responding to your pitch. Having engaged the services of Impressions Marketing Communications to run a series of travel and lifestyle media press trips in 2009, we were delighted with the results. Tracey and her team responded comprehensively to the brief to secure a series of press trips to our region and delivered quality media and excellent publicity results. Great first Impressions indeed."
- Russell Mills, CEO Northern Rivers Tourism