Traditional and New Age Media

S&S PROJECTS

Media Hunt worked with Paul Gedoun’ S&S Projects to promote the $74 million Flow Residences and the $36 million Awaken on the southern Gold Coast.

Media Hunt leveraged its extensive media database to generate coverage across local, national and international coverage which assisted in the sell-out of Flow - one of the Gold Coast’s signature post-Covid residential apartment projects.

Media Hunt’s strategy thrust Flow Residences onto the pages of The Australian, ABC Online, nationally across NewsCorp publications, and in the South China Morning Post – a leading Hong Kong-based newspaper as well as a host of other media outlets via print, online and television platforms.

It’s no surprise that as a result of its prominence in the media, Flow Residences achieved sell-out in a whirlwind three months, at an average sale price of $3.5 million.

In succession to this, Media Hunt developed an innovative approach to pair traditional media with new-age social media to maximise exposure for our clients.

The impacts of COVID-19 resulted in a shift towards online connection and increased time spent behind screens, making the online space an even more advantageous place for companies to target their messaging.

Managing Director Steve Hunt is widely regarded as a reliable source of industry commentary, information and insight, and as such he has amassed a substantial online following on LinkedIn. Steve’s online network has allowed Media Hunt to position major client stories on the screens of some of South East Queensland’s most prominent property personalities.

This, in conjunction with Media Hunt’s own social media presence, resulted in the generation of over 13,000 + social media impressions for our re-share of The Weekend Australian coverage of Awaken’s $8.15 million penthouse sale.

Throughout our development of relationships across property specific online news outlets, we have fostered a strong partnership with Urban.com, formerly The Property Observer, placing our clients in the headlines with a reach of 3 million people annually.