• Provider Marketing and DAC In The Media

LEVERAGE HUGE SOCIAL MEDIA COVERAGE TO GROW YOUR OWN

Great content that no one sees isn’t so great. Are you tiered of posting on your pages with little impact and views? This is the problem we can solve. You may be a new organisation or an established one looking to stand out. Take advantage of our social media platforms that receive millions of organic views regularly and our data base of 50 000+ real Australian’s we contact regularly. We don’t sell contacts or data bases but we do provide EDM updates to 50 000+ people looking to find great services subscribed to us. Promoting your services, launching new products, making announcements, we can get you seen.  We don’t create your content, we make sure it is seen by the right people.

Strategic Overview of the Marketing Package Concept

Our Marketing Packages are designed to give organiations/businesses year-round visibility to the same highly engaged audience that attends our expos. With a national following, four regional pages, and a strong email database, these packages provide consistent exposure across social media and email channels. They are tailored to support product launches, drive traffic, and build brand recognition between events.

You don’t have to be an exhibitor. If you can’t attend or exhibit you can still connect with Australia’s, especially when growing or just starting out. For those B2B organisations or related industries looking to market but can’t attend events this is your solution to access a 50 Billion Dollar a year market and the millions of Australia’s involved and related to our sector.

Why Ongoing Promotion Matters
• Maintain visibility with people looking for you between expos
• Build trust and brand familiarity through consistent exposure
• Promote new products, offers, and announcements
• Reach both national and regional audiences
• Drive traffic to your website, social media, and online store
• Keep momentum strong leading into your next expo appearance

How It Works
• Choose your package
• Submit your content monthly
• We schedule and publish across our platforms
• You receive consistent visibility to a highly targeted audience

Get started by emailing media@dacexpo.com.au with your enquiry.

3 Tiers to choose from our customise your own.
Tier 1: Visibility Package

Perfect for small businesses wanting consistent, affordable exposure.
Includes:
2 social media posts per month (main page)
1 story share per month
Inclusion in monthly “What’s New” email (group feature)
Access to monthly “Exhibitor Highlights” post
Monthly content submission support

Ideal for: Brands wanting reliable, ongoing visibility without a large commitment.

$ 849.00/month +GST
Tier 2: Growth Package

Our most popular option — balanced, multi-channel promotion.
Includes everything in Tier 1, plus:
4 social media posts per month
2 on main page
2 on one chosen regional page
2 story shares per month
1 short-form video share (you provide the video)
Featured in monthly email to data base 50 000+ contacts
Quarterly “Meet the Exhibitor/Provider” spotlight

Ideal for: Brands wanting regular exposure across multiple regions and formats.

$ 2135.00/month +GST
Tier 3: Premium Partner Package

Maximum visibility and a full-year marketing partnership.
Includes everything in Tier 2, plus:
8 social media posts per month
4 on main page
4 across all regional pages
Weekly story shares
Monthly online interview (Zoom or in-person at expo) – produced and then shared on all socials
Monthly dedicated email feature to full data base 50 000+ contacts
Blog feature or product review we create
Early access to expo booking opportunities if attending

Ideal for: Brands wanting dominant, year-round presence and deeper audience engagement.

$ 3895.00/month + GST

Optional Add-ons
• Paid ad boosting (campaign management included)
• One off video/podcast style interviews online to promote or announce
• Additional social posts or email features
• Sponsored competitions or giveaways
• Brand Takeover Day on our social channels
• Product review videos by our staff/participants

Additional posting and sharing via our Founder and Director Mr River Night’s social pages is available for some organisations on application. Mr Night has over 108 000 followers on Facebook.

Previous Expo Highlights

Coverage with National Media Outlets

River Night spoke to Annie Gaffney on ABC Sunshine Coast’s Drive

Purple Dream House for Disability Community In Brisbane

Go Dylan! Cracking down on NDIS Rorts

Aged Care – The NDIS Debate

SDA and Housing for People Living with Disability in Australia

Disability Advocate Calls Out Government

Paralympians say many still don’t know how to talk about disability

Disability provider says no COVID jab, no job

Think Before You Speak to Someone with a Disability

Disability Service Provider and Participant Connection Brisbane Expo 2021

The impact of COVID-19 lockdown

Service Providers were forced to adapt to new regulations due to pandemic

Decreased in NDIS Funding Affects Australians with Disabilities

Challenges on how to find the right services for Australians with disability

Call to Give Support Workers Priority COVID Testing

Public Service Sector’s Drive To Employ More People Living With A Disability

Who Is Taking Care of The Carers?

Royal Commission slams COVID-19 vaccine rollout in disability sector

People Living with Disability are People Too

Words Hurt and They Do Matter

We Aren’t Always Aware that What We Say Is Offensive

Correct Language Important to Disability Sector

Language a Vital Communicator in Disability Community

Think Before You Speak

Talk to People as People

Sometimes We Aren’t Aware that What We Say Is Offensive

Be Comfortable Starting a Conversation

Discrimination in the disability sector the biggest challenge

Independent Assessor Program would be ‘disrespectful’

Independent Assessor Program never made sense

Disability sector lagging behind in vaccinations as supply is key

Fundamental issues about Disabilities age care population

The Aged Care disability support needs and service access challenges

How different Organisations help people navigate the NDIS System

Huge Community Disconnect: The Impact of Covid-19 to Service Providers and Disability Sector

A life of a mother of 3 boys with disability in Brisbane, Australia during COVID-19

Result perspective on survey from Public Service Research Group and University of NSW of Canberra

Australian Communities and Disability Health Support Australia on accessing Health Care Support.

The effect of the pandemic for those who are living with a disability

The massive Service cancellations at different times during COVID

Covid-19’s impact on people with disability: How it affects their mental health

Reasonable and Necessary: How the Current Definition of Terms in NDIS Act May Affect Clients

Effects of Service Disruption for People with Disability

Over 100,000 People with Disability Disconnected From Support Services Due to COVID

Year-Long Lockdown Drastically Affects Support Services for People with Disability

About 1/3 of NDIS Funding Remains Underspent Due to COVID-19

Pandemic affects the Service Providers for Disability Sector

COVID-19 impact to the Disability Sector

“The expo is for us, because we love to connect with people and this is a better place: this is just a grand place where you can meet with a lot of people, you can make a lot of connections and it’s a very big shout out for our company when we get to show what exactly we are providing and what we are offering.”

“The expo is definitely very good exposure and a very good environment: Open space, meeting different participants. There are heaps of participants asking how to apply for NDIS and also asking what services we can provide. So, we got to help the participants.”

“The expo is beautiful! Lots of people are coming who are desperate (for NDIS solutions). Now I can understand that Brisbane needs lots of services. We’ll be here soon – our office will be here (in Brisbane) soon.”

“It feels like there’s so much more, so many more providers here this year, and it’s really good to see so many different providers providing all sorts of different supports. It’s been amazing, great! Well done guys. Love it.”

“We really, really love this particular expo. There’s something that you guys do that’s really special. I think that whole developing of community just shines through and that’s the most important thing for us: We’re about community all the time, about making sure that our young people are connecting in community and supported and so, we can feel that in this kind of space and we love being a part of it, so, we are really grateful to be here.”

“It’s been a great experience for us because this is the first year participating in this. We tried last year, but we just were too late. So, we’re looking forward to more years, actually!”

“It’s been so busy we have been struggling to keep up, honestly. The great thing about this expo is that we have everything under one roof here. People can come and just explore all different aspects of services, specialised goods etc, so, it’s just great for the people coming to the expo. So, it’s just great for the people coming to the expo. We will definitely be back as a major sponsor next year.”

“It’s been such an amazing turnout. I’ve been so amazed even just by the mood of everybody here. Everyone is so welcoming and so excited about the different options here available. All the exhibitors have been so friendly. It’s been just a wonderful experience so far.”

“Oh, it’s amazing. It’s so refreshing to see a consistent stream of people coming through… every one I’ve attended it’s just getting bigger and better as we go. So well done. Great job. And we love being here. It’s been very busy and you know we just love seeing familiar faces and helping people get the support though they need, or at least give them information to get the support they need.”

“It’s been awesome, we’ve met so many great people, and a lot of participants have come up to say hello. We’ve actually found a lot of people coming over just to ask generalised questions. Sometimes they’re just not quite sure on who to actually talk to, so they’ve come, taken a seat and we’ve just been having a bit of a chat about what supported independent living actually is, and what short term accommodation is as well, because some people are not quite sure what the difference is. It’s been great really talking to the participants and their guardians as well around that.”

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We would like to acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we gather for our event and pay our respects to their Elders past, present, and emerging. We extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples that attend any of our events.

Creating A Voice for the Disability Sector

ENHANCING AUSTRALIA’S DISABILITY SERVICES ONE STEP AND EVENT AT A TIME – At Developing Australian Communities, we believe that working closely with Service Providers, Carers and Participants through our events will ensure that the much-needed change in our sector will be provided for the betterment of the services in our sector. Learn more about us and our dreams for our community.

1300 910 503 / events@developingauscommunities.com.au / PO Box 4026 Forest Lake QLD 4078

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