We bring the whole team to give you a powerful advantage
Learn More
News

Continued Media Domination

By Rachel Wallace

Ray White continues to dominate its competitors in media coverage, with June’s share of voice percentage sitting at a huge 54 per cent. The nearest competitor’s share of voice was 11 per cent.

We had a total of 6,356 mentions across the month, which equates to an advertising space rate (ASR) of $23,557,744.

Considering our sales market share is only 12 per cent, we punch well above our weight in the media. This is because we’re the only group which has a dedicated proactive team of journos who work with the media 24/7.

HOT OFF THE PRESS!

In January 2022 we earned 53 per cent of all media mentions compared to our rivals. Harcourts was the next nearest with 17 per cent, followed by LJ Hooker 10 per cent and Raine & Horne at 8 per cent. We had 1202 media mentions (broadcast and online only) in January! And there was so much broadcast media too.

Our Chief Economist Nerida Conisbee and Alex Pattaro have continued to provide expert commentary on the property and auction market to a range of media outlets, as well as the entire Surfers Paradise Group for the most successful event in its 30-year history.

Earned media is the sweet spot where our group thrives.

Up to Date

Latest News

  • RBA lifts rates as inflation remains too high and demand stays strong

    By Nerida Conisbee | More about Nerida Conisbee The Reserve Bank lifts rates as it judges the risks of allowing inflation to remain above target outweigh the risks of further tightening. Strong employment and household spending create room for additional restraint on demand. Inflation surged late last year and, while … Read more

    Read Full Post

  • Interest rate cuts in 2026 now less likely as inflation remains persistent

    Interest rate cuts now unlikely before second half 2026 as services inflation proves stubborn. Rents, utilities and insurance continue rising, limiting RBA easing despite broader economic slowdown and household spending weakness. Expectations of interest rate relief in 2026 are becoming less likely as inflation continues to show signs of persistence. … Read more

    Read Full Post