Sushi Uokin

Sushi Uokin

Background

Headed by ex-Chocolate Buddha and Nobu chef, Sushi Uokin was a newly opened high-end Japanese sushi takeaway location in Hawthorn, Melbourne. Looking to launch to the media and the public, Sushi Uokin sort the help of MBP to help execute this. 

Result

"a total circulation of over 7 million views across digital platforms and traditional media including Broadsheet, Concrete Playground, Time Out and Urban List"

Rutherford & Meyer (NZ)

rutherford & Meyer (NZ)

Background

Rutherford + Meyer is a New Zeland based snack company celebrating their launch into the Australian market, specifically exclusively through Woolworths nationwide. MBP was contracted to assist as the Australian counterpart in launching the brand to Australians.

Result

"a total circulation of over 3.5 million views across digital platforms and traditional media including Delicious Australia"

Penny For Pound

penny for pound

Background

An already established baked goods brand in Australia, Penny for Pound sort the help of MBP to execute the launch and opening of their new Moorabbin location.

Result

"a total circulation of over 3 million views across digital platforms and traditional media including The Herald Sun and Urban List"

Solace By Chef David

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solace by chef david

Background

Chef David Kew underwent a redesign and branding shift from a hot pot buffet style to a semi-fine dining location and approached MBP to carry out its launch to the market.

Result

"a total circulation of over 9.5+ million views across digital platforms and traditional media including Concrete Playground, Time Out and Urban List"

The Stolen Gem

The stolen gem

Background

Summary: The Stolen Gem Rooftop in Melbourne’s CBD had recently moved from a function-only venue to a public bar and were wanting to publicise its new venue offering, opening hours and their exclusive collaboration with Sushi Uminono.



Results

"Amazing work"
— Matt Newman, Owner, The Stolen Gem

Naught Distilling

Background

Summary: Naught Distilling approached Milk Bottle Projects to put their Eltham distillery and products in front of the eyes of Australian gin fans. At the time of contract, Naught was well known to locals of Eltham and surrounding suburbs but wanted to expand to a wider reach and audience.



Results

"We were extremely happy with our campaign results"
— Chris cameron, owner, naught

MR JOE

MR JOE

Background

Milk Bottle Projects began working with Mr Joe just before COVID-19 enforced restrictions hospitality sector had the original PR strategy reinvigorated for the three-month campaign. We worked closely with the team to determine the exposure for the venue’s new menu offering in Richmond and neighbouring suburbs. Across the months, Mr Joe’s first campaign focused on a new dining concept. In contrast, the second and final pitch aimed to support a local winery-based event and a bottomless dining experience.

Overall, Milk Bottle Projects saw an increase in Mr Joe’s digital footprint, high-rating SEO results, a considerable boost to their social media presence and an array of trustworthy media placements, including Herald Sun, Delicious and Urban List.

Result

"Thank you so much for this whole PR retainer. Everyone involved has helped us a million on this project."
— Yang, Co-owner