Three Plus prides itself on providing authoritative advice based on a wealth of strategic communications experience across a broad range of business sectors. Here’s a snapshot of the thinking that underpins our service offerings. 

Issues management

A problem will not ‘blow over’ by crossing your fingers. 

Actively manage issues and reputation. 

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Media relations

Traditional media can be an inefficient way to tell your story if your target audience is small. 

It is a tremendous opportunity if your target audience is large. 

Digital media means 24/7 opportunities… and threats. 

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Market perceptions

Actively seek feedback from peers and customers to shape your marketing and business development investment. 

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Bids and tenders

Technical details are the ‘bread and butter’ in a tender, but the messaging and presentation are crucial. 

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Finance and investor relations

Take shareholders on a journey.

Tell the ‘story’ beyond the financials using a multi-platform digital solution to create meaningful, lasting communications.

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Development and infrastructure

Be an energetic, articulate advocate for your project, or no–one else will. 

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Media training and presentation skills

Public speaking is a skill that can be learned, with fears overcome.

It comes down to practice, and knowing how to prepare. 

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Government relations

Politics, like life, does not favour fair–weather friends.

Build genuine relationships early. 

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Community engagement 

Community engagement is an important way to manage risk. Consult early and clearly. 

Earn respect through honesty and transparency. 

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At Three Plus we link communications strategies to our clients’ business plans. We consider goals for growth and consider issues and opportunities. All work is planned with clear objectives.

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