PR Galleria modernises the way beauty brands offer their samples to influencers and media in the beauty industry. We connect brands with Australia’s top beauty bloggers, influencers, reviewers and makeup artists. Whether it be skincare, cosmetics, beauty procedures or haircare, we have simplified the way beauty brands sample to influential people.
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From trending YouTubers to the most popular beauty salons, PR Galleria invites the right media, influencers, VIPs and salons to experience the sample.
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Beauty brands offer free samples to a carefully selected network of media, influencers and VIPs.
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Magic happens when members that are genuinely interested, request the sample. Gone are the days of mass sample send-outs that may never be used!
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Now the fun part – salon owners and members test out the product, and share results to their audiences across media and social media.
Our expert team and sophisticated software vet influencers and analyse the relevancy, authenticity, and genuinity of their followers.
Enjoy a vetted pool of influential people who are interested and relevant to your product/services offered.
Let us do the heavy lifting for you – our team of experts will handle all aspects of the campaign, including finding interested influencers and negotiating terms of engagement.
PR Galleria is available in Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, India, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines. Stay tuned as we continue to expand!
PR Galleria is constantly liaising with the influencers and will update expected posting date of the deliverables, including delays.
An expert campaign manager will make every aspect of your influencer campaign run smoothly from start to finish, including managing relationships and creating the right strategy for your brand.
We provide customised campaign reports with a comprehensive overview of your campaign's performance that includes all the data showing how effective your campaign was.
PR Galleria offers a "pay only upon results" policy. This means that brands can only be invoiced for completed deliverables.
